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Kerlin Gallery will present Circa Ré, an exhibition of new work by Hazel O’Sullivan. Working across painting and sculpture, Hazel O’Sullivan reimagines artefacts and art objects within an immersive retrofuturist narrative.

Kerlin Gallery presents Pictures of You, guest curated by Miles Thurlow (Co-founder of WORKPLACE).

Kerlin Gallery presents a new solo exhibition by Nathalie Du Pasquier, Saint Fairy Anne.

In the stillness of Kerlin Gallery, between the measured light and shadow of silver gelatin prints, two different meditations on time and return played out: Gerard Byrne’s The Struggle With the Angel and the book launch of Dorothy Cross’ Kinship.

The 17th edition of the Dallas Art Fair, taking place from April 10–13, 2025, at the Fashion Industry Gallery, will showcase 90 exhibitors from over 20 countries, uniting established and emerging artists with global collectors.

In Autumn 2008, Gerard Byrne bought a used camera from a friend for cash. For 17 years since that day, the camera (a Mamiya 7 analogue stills camera) has travelled far and wide with the artist, giving rise to an ongoing photographic project.

Independent has announced the participants for the 16th edition of the fair, taking place at Spring Studios, Tribeca, New York, from May 8th–11th, 2025.

New York’s Independent art fair has named the 82 galleries that will take part in its upcoming 16th edition, scheduled to take place May 8–11 at Spring Studios in Tribeca.

In his gothic-surrealistic works, the artist casts his characters not as autonomous artistic agents but as acquiescent, adaptable instruments.

The Dallas Art Fair has announced the 90 exhibitors participating in its 2025 fair taking place in April at the Fashion Industry Gallery (f.i.g.) in the Dallas Arts District.

The regional fair will once more overlap with Dallas Invitational, a boutique fair established in 2023.

Japan presents over two decades of Richard Gorman’s celebrated works on paper, focusing on the motif of the circle.

Kerlin Gallery presents a new exhibition by Paul Winstanley, comprising a new series of paintings titled Arcadia, a continuation of his recent series The Falls, plus the last of his critically acclaimed Veil series, a signature body of work initiated in 1999.

Liliane Tomasko’s paintings often begin from unassuming domestic sources: rumpled bed sheets, bundles of laundry, the familiar fabrics that cover our bodies or clutter our homes.

Kerlin Gallery is presenting A Musical Instrument, the first solo exhibition in Ireland by Justin Fitzpatrick.