Ireland’s largest and longest-running sculpture exhibition, Sculpture in Context, proudly celebrates its 40th anniversary at the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, Dublin from Thursday 4th September to Friday 10th October 2025. Much beloved by the public, Sculpture in Context is a pivotal event in the Irish arts calendar. Over the last four decades the unique presentation of ambitious and contemporary three-dimensional work by leading creative talent, has provided the public with memorable experiences. Sculpture in Context is the largest and longest running sculpture exhibition in Irela

Jason emigrated to Perth three weeks and four days ago. Jason returned home from Perth three weeks and three days ago. Unbeknownst to his family, he’s been hiding in his childhood bedroom in Leitrim while fielding their facetime calls and queries about the weather down under. It’s only a matter of time before it all goes tits up. A one-man show about how grief shapes us, fear paralyses us and sometimes emigrating can mean coming home. It’ll all be sound in the end. Won’t it?

"SO Fine Art Editions is delighted to present Congruence, a two-person exhibition bringing together recent works by French-Swiss artist Emmanuel Matt and Irish visual artist Pascal Ungerer. This exhibition explores liminal landscapes, both real and imagined, seen through two very unique but complementary artistic perspectives. Together, Ungerer and Matt’s works transform the landscape into a site of memory, tension and possibility. Congruence offers a conversation between two artists whose practices, though visually different, share a deep reverence for the earth, its histories and its uncer