Experience the 'we make our own histories' exhibition at the NMI, the result of artist anthony haughey's collaborative and socially engaged residency. Drawing inspiration from the Museum’s collections and the #DecadeofCentenaries
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Artist in Residence anthony haughey speaks to Culture on RTÉ about Irish culture, identity and making our own history and his brand new exhibition #WeMakeOurOwnHistories at the National Museum of Ireland- Decorative Arts & History, rte.ie/culture/2024/0…

The #WeMakeOurOwnHistories exhibition opens today at NMI- Decorative Arts & History where Artist in Residence anthony haughey asks the question- What does Irish culture & identity look like 100 years after the formation of the state? museum.ie/en-IE/Museums/…

A great experience working with Vita Ryan and Oldbawn students!

It has been a privilege and a pleasure to work closely with the National Museum of Ireland and more than 500 participants during my residency

Announcing the winners of Photo Museum Ireland's Early Career Artist Awards 2023-24

Congratulations to Dee Byrne, TUD; Patryk Gizicki, TUD; Spencer Glover, GCD

#SupportingArtists Dublin City Arts Office The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon Walter Will Wawrinka Bing Griffith College @deptcultureIRL

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Delighted to host an ‘in conversation’ with Dr Noni Stacey and artist anthony haughey to mark the launch of ‘Leave to Remain: A Snapshot of Brexit’ book this Friday at 5.30pm at Photo Museum Ireland - all welcome!
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This will be great!!

The image above is by Anthony Haughey (Bridge Cavan-Fermanagh Border, Field Notes from the Border, 2019). Brexit has activated concern about these communities around the border and put the Good Friday Agreement in jeopardy. 4/4

It considered the role of photography in representing unfolding narratives and addressed concerns around Brexit. anthony haughey, Kate Nolan and Sean Hillen were some of the artists featured in the programme whose images are in ‘Leave to Remain’. 3/4

NOW SHOWING!

This Is What We Call Progress (2021) by anthony haughey focuses on a group of young women as they assert their agency surrounded by oil paintings of colonial masters.

View this 5-minute film daily in our Screening Room until 5 November.

Free entry | All welcome

Castletroy College students Roisin Flaherty and Josh McMahon speaking today on Limerick Today Show on Live 95 #L2Day about Young People’s Assembly National Museum of Ireland as part of #DecadeOfCentenaries socially engaged art project with anthony haughey #YPAOurFuture

Castletroy College National Museum of Ireland Limerick Today Show on Live 95 #L2Day anthony haughey I listened in earlier & was so impressed by these two students, who spoke so articulately & eloquently about the Young People’s Assembly with anthony haughey artist in residence National Museum of Ireland #YPAOurFuture

Ceann Comhairle Róisín, a student Castletroy College welcomes guest speaker Cormac Moore to start our final Young People’s Assembly National Museum of Ireland as part of our #DecadeOfCentenaries socially engaged art project with anthony haughey #YPAOurFuture

National Museum of Ireland thank you for having us today at the youth assembly. What a super opportunity for our students #YPAourFuture

Lá iontach a bhí ag staraithe an Choláiste in Iarsmalann na hÉireann ag an Young People’s Conference. Labhair siad faoi réimse de thopaicí ina measc; Éire Aontaithe, an aois vótála, oidhreacht na dtrioblóidí, an Ghaelscolaíocht, cearta na mban agus ceist na dteifeach.💚💛

The guest speaker at this morning’s Young People’s Assembly National Museum of Ireland was Martin (Beanz) Warde whose opening words included the advice to the students of Old Bawn Community School ‘always believe you can make change happen’ & left a message for them on the Assembly table #YPAOurFuture

Pléisiúr iomlán a bhí ann an tráthnóna a chaitheamh in National Museum of Ireland i gcomhluadar na scoláirí iontacha seo ó Coláiste Feirste agus plé á dhéanamh acu ar fhís na n-óg don todhchaí. Éistimis leo! #YPAOurFuture

Had the pleasure and mind opening experience today of spending time with thoughtful and engaging young people from Old Bawn Community School participating in #YPAOurFuture a collaborative project by anthony haughey National Museum of Ireland. Chairing was the super Martin (Beanz) Warde

Wonderful to see this art project by anthony haughey and the National Museum of Ireland. Our youth are our future.