Third-Level Programmes

Art Installation IADT
Installation shot from Light + Image: Responses to the National Collection, IADT Student Exhibition, Millennium Wing Studio, 2015Credit

Current events for third-level students

Bauhaus 100: The Print Portfolios \ Free tours

We are offering free tours of Bauhaus 100: The Print Portfolios to groups of third-level students. To book a tour, please contact Jennie Taylor at [email protected].

 

Black and white stylised print of animals in a landscape
Franz Marc (1880-1916), Genesis I (detail), 1914 Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, Graphische Sammlung Photo © Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
Print composed of thin black line drawing of stylised and simplified figures and buildings and plants on a pale purple, yellow and beige background.
Paul Klee (1879-1940), Hoffmannesque Scene (detail), 1921 Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, Graphische Sammlung Photo © Staatsgalerie Stuttgart

 

About our programmes for third-level students and academics

While our public programme for adults caters for a broad audience, we also offer specific programming strands and activities for students and academics from arts disciplines and wider areas of inquiry. The National Gallery of Ireland and its library, archive and art collections are a rich resource for supporting research, study and development. Our Third Level strands encourage cross-collaborations with other institutions and inspire new ways of considering the national collection.

How we do it

We programme academic conferences, symposiums and study days, inviting international and nationally recognised researchers, historians and practitioners. We also provide platforms for postgraduate students to present their research in a national public forum through research days in our Lecture Theatre, and have collaborated with IADT to present the practical results of fine art module collaborations.

We provide academic resources online and facilitate research through working with the Gallery's Library and Archives, Curatorial, and Conservation Departments.

We offer bespoke tours and workshops investigating highly diverse lines of inquiry. From trajectories of childhood, to costume and dress, to interiors and furnishings, to colonialism and trade, the national collection may be used to support research in its broadest sense, and we work closely with faculty to devise specific activities as required. We welcome one-off projects and events as well as long term partnerships; we have worked with institutions such as UCD, TCD, IADT, NCAD, DCU, DCU on courses such as BA Fine Art, MA Art History, BA Psychology, BA Film and Theatre Studies, BA in Education and M.Sc. Clinical Medicine.

We also welcome inquiries from both undergraduate and postgraduate students seeking placements and internships.

Types of activities

  • Conferences, symposiums and study days
  • Postgraduate research days
  • Specifically designed tours, talks and workshops
  • Facilitated research
  • Internships and placements
  • Module-specific projects
  • Online resources

Find out more

Contact Sinéad Rice T 01 6633505 E [email protected]

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