Gallery

Ballymun Photography Society present Points of View

The Ballymun Photography group members have been working together since 2016. During that time the group have developed their photography skills, exploring areas such as landscapes, portraits and still life. They are extremely excited to present their panoply of work for this exhibition.

Circus - An exhibition by Trinity Comprehensive School

Join us for this exciting new exhibition from the Transition Year students of Trinity Comprehensive inspired by circus themes and presented as part of the new Arts Guarantee initiative launched by Trinity Comprehensive.

Reimagined Realities by Margaret Alyward Community College 

Margaret Aylward Community College return to axis for another exhibition showcasing the depth and breadth of their student’s work.

Under the guidance of art teacher Grace Boon and ceramicist Pat Rafferty, the students will present new work on the theme of reimagined realities in the axis Gallery.

Bealtaine Exhibition 

Our annual ‘Bealtaine’ exhibition celebrates creativity as we age and showcases the hard work of local artists and art groups. This yearly exhibition is always a beautiful, vibrant and touching exhibition of local work.

This year’s theme is ‘Home’ and we are asking artists to submit work in their chosen medium responding to that theme, so why not show us all what ‘Home’ means to you?  If you are over 55 and you would like to enter a piece for consideration for inclusion in the exhibition, contact Aifric Ni Ruairc on (01) 883 2123 for details.

Brand New Retro 

Brian McMahon, the creator and curator of the award winning website brandnewretro.ie and the cult 2015 book, ‘Brand New Retro’ brings his exhibition to axis this June. See how Irish people lived and loved from the optimistic days of the 1960s through to the bleaker 1980s. 
 
‘Brand New Retro’   is an online archive of content digitised from Brian’s collection of lost Irish magazines dating from the pre-internet age. It features thousands of rare images, adverts and articles on Irish youth culture, encompassing music, fashion, TV, sport, design and advertising since the 1950s.