Radar Exhibition

Discover new voices in contemporary art at the Radar Exhibition in Dublin, presented as part of the Five Lamps Arts Festival. This exciting exhibition showcases fresh work by emerging Irish artists, marking the culmination of Photo Ireland’s RADAR programme, a year-long residency supporting recent graduates in photography and visual arts.

Featuring work by Ciara Richardson, Conn McCarrick, Evanna Devine, Finbar Flanagan and Jake Hughes, the exhibition highlights a diverse range of artistic approaches and perspectives. Through photography and visual arts practices, the artists explore themes of identity, place, memory and contemporary life, offering audiences a compelling insight into the next generation of Irish creatives.

The RADAR programme is known for nurturing innovative talent, and this exhibition represents a significant moment in each artist’s development. Visitors can experience new work that reflects both individual artistic voices and the shared experience of emerging into the professional art world.

Taking place across the week, this art exhibition in Dublin invites audiences to engage with contemporary visual culture in an accessible and dynamic setting. As part of the Five Lamps Arts Festival, the exhibition contributes to a wider celebration of creativity and community in Dublin’s North Inner City.

Whether you are an art enthusiast, a supporter of emerging talent, or simply looking for things to do in Dublin this April, the Radar Exhibition offers a unique opportunity to discover new perspectives and engage with contemporary Irish art.