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From events designed to celebrate the beauty of sculpture to the latest work unveiled under Ireland’s Per Cent for Art Scheme, there’s so much happening in the world of public art. Browse our latest news to stay up-to-date with new commissions, sculpture trails, artist info and more.
The Per Cent for Arts Scheme: Shaping school spaces through public art
We spoke to Simon Carey, Principal at St. David’s Holy Faith Secondary School, about commissioning an artwork through…
Commissioning with confidence: Interview with Public Art Curator Rina Whyte
Public Art Curator Rina Whyte on how the Per Cent for Arts Scheme works in practice For many…
New public art project transforms the Liffey quaysides
Dublin's North Wall Quay is the site of Restless: Liffey Love, a new public art installation created by artist Rhona Byrne.
Newly issued stamps celebrate public art in Ireland
A new An Post stamp series is dedicated to four important and visually striking works of public art in Ireland.
Interview: The Portal creators on the power of “unscripted” interaction
The Portals team believe that the unscripted nature of the piece is part of its appeal. We speak to Nicolas Klaus, Portals Head of Partnerships, about the future of the project.
Roscommon unveils new Poetry Laneway on National Poetry Day
Roscommon Town has a new Poetry Laneway that celebrates the value of public art in promoting community connections.
Portal Art Installation will connect Dublin to New York in real time
A ground breaking public art installation known as ‘The Portal’ is set to form a visual bridge between New York City and Dublin, launching this May.
International Sculpture Day 2024: a celebration of creativity in Ireland
Sculpture has the power to surprise, delight and stop you in your tracks. This Saturday 27 April, the world celebrates the impact of sculpture with International Sculpture Day (#ISDay) 2024, an event designed to deepen our understanding of this important artistic medium.
New public sculpture trail launched in Cork City
Follow the Island City Urban Sculpture Trail as it weaves its way through Cork city centre and prepare to be surprised, delighted and intrigued. Take a seat at the Urban Mirror table, bask in the illumination of Boom Nouveau, marvel at the sculptural detail of Face Cup, reflect on the city's evolution through Tempus Futurum and follow the path of the Sentinels in Carey’s Lane.