Events   from   Thursday 17 May 2012

Available Event Types: All, Art Studies, Exhibitions, Film, Lectures & Talks, Tours, Conferences & Study Mornings, Families & Young People, Lifelong Learning & Courses, Music, Special Events

DateStartEndEventEvent type
Special EventsMay 18 201213:0513:45

Poetry Reading
With Welsh poets Gillian Clarke and Tony Curtis. Poetry Ireland in association with The National Gallery of Ireland.
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Special Events
ToursMay 18 201214:0014:45

Special Tour: International Museum Day 2012
A special free tour of some masterpieces of European paintings to mark this year's International Museum Day. With Gemma Sexton.
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Tours
Special EventsMay 19 201211:0013:00

Drawing Day 2012
Drawing Day provides an ideal opportunity to encourage people to try their hand at drawing and sketching under the guidance of professional tutors. The National Gallery ‘Drawing Day’ will take place on Saturday 19 May led by Una Sealy, ARHA.
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Special Events
ExhibitionsMay 19 201214:0015:00

The Meeting on the Turret Stairs
Frederic William Burton's watercolour will be on view today from 2pm-3pm outside Room 1 of the Millennium Wing
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Exhibitions
ToursMay 19 201214:0014:30

Saturday Public Tour
Free public tour, no booking necessary.
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Tours
ToursMay 20 201213:0013:30

Public Tour: Highlights of the Collection
Free public tour at 1pm, Sunday.
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Tours
ToursMay 20 201214:0014:30

Public Tour: Highlights of the Collection
Free public tour at 1pm, Sunday.
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Tours
Lectures and TalksMay 20 201215:0015:45

Breton's 'The Gleaners'
With Lynn McGrane, Freelance Art Historian. Free public lecture.
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Lectures & Talks
ExhibitionsMay 21 201211:0012:00

The Meeting on the Turret Stairs
Frederic William Burton's watercolour will be on view today from 11am - 12pm outside Room 1 of the Millennium Wing
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Exhibitions
Lectures and TalksMay 22 201210:3011:15

Le Brocquy's 'A Family', 1951
With Catherine Coughlan, National Gallery of Ireland. Free public lecture.
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Lectures & Talks