Tour
Public Tour: Art, Migration and the Politics of Belonging
| Location |
Courtyard
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|---|---|
| Admission |
Free |
This free public tour invites audiences to explore the Gallery's collections and exhibitions through the themes of migration, citizenship, identity and belonging.
Researched and developed by art historian Dr Kathryn Milligan and delivered by experienced Gallery guides, this tour will uncover stories of movement, exchange, displacement and cultural connection in Ireland and beyond. Using the national collection and Gallery exhibitions, this tour will encourage visitors to consider how art can reflect evolving ideas of nationhood, community and personal identity through time and place.
- Meet your tour guide in our Courtyard, near the Merrion Square information desk.
- Read our Visitor Guide for details of what to expect on your visit to the Gallery.
- This tour is fully accessible to people who are hard of hearing and use a tour guide system with T-loop capabilities.
This tour is part of our week-long programme, Art, Migration and the Politics of Belonging.
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