Gallery of Photography Ireland

Founded 1978
Website galleryofphotography.ie

The Gallery of Photography was established in 1978 by John Osman.

In 1996 they moved to a purpose-designed new gallery, designed by architects O’Donnell + Tuomey.¹

Exhibitions

2022, National Photography Collection, 19 January to 31 March 2022
2022, Galleries Without Walls, 16 December 2021 to 17 January 2022
2022, In Our Own Image: Photography in Ireland 1839-Present, 1 December 2021 to 6 February 2022
2021, Prix Pictet Hope, featuring Shahidul Alam, Joana Choumali, Margaret Courtney-Clarke, Rena Effendi, Lucas Foglia, Janelle Lynch, Ross McDonnell, Gideon Mendel , Ivor Prickett, Robin Rhode, Awoiska van der Molen and Alexia Webster. 17 September – 6 November
2021, Parr’s Ireland: 40 Years of Photography, Martin Parr, June – September
2021, Positive Space, featuring Aisling McCoy, Andrew Hetherington, Andrew Nuding, Brian Daly, B+, Cáit Fahey, Cliodhna Prendergast, Conor Clinch, Darragh Shanahan, Doreen Kilfeather, Dorje de Burgh, Eilish Mccormick, Enda Bowe, Fortune Lago, Gareth McConnell, Hazel Gaskin, James Mooney, Jason Hetherington, Leonn Ward, Liam Murphy, Linda Brownlee, Macy Stewart, Marion Bergin, Megan Doherty, Miriam O’Connor, Naomi Gaffey, Neil Galvin, Niall O’Brien, Niamh Smith, Noel Bowler, Peter Smith, Philip Arneill, Philip White, Piers McGrail, Rich Gilligan, Ronan Gallagher, Tuck Goh, Yvette Monahan, and Zoe Ardiff. May
2021, Reframing 100 Billboards, Enda Bowe, Ciaran Dunbar, Kevin Fox, Anthony Haughey, Seán Hillen, Dragana Jurišić, Kate Nolan, Brian Newman and Nigel Swann, May
2021, A Woman’s Work, Clare Gallagher and Csilla Kelnyanszki, 15 December 2020 to 23 January 2021
2020, Love’s Fire Song, Enda Bowe, 8 August to 5 December
2020 Dream is Wonderful Yet Unclear, Maria Kapajeva, May to June
2020, Delta, Hannah Modigh, 11 March to 31 July 2
2020, New Artificiality and Welcome Home Baby, Catherine Lueteneger, 24 January to 1 March 2020
2020, Local, Pete Smyth, 16 November 2019 to 12 January 2020
2019, Quiet at the Back, Mandy O’Neill, 12 September to 24 October 2019
2019, A Modern Eye, Helen Hooker O’Malley, 21 June to 1 September
2019, Snap Judgements, Hayley Morris-Cafiero, Daragh Soden, Eva O’Leary, 20 April to 26 May
2019, Field Notes from the Border, Anthony Haughey, Kate Nolan, Brian Newman, 7 March to 7 April
2019, Letizia Battaglia, Shooting the Mafia, 1 to 3 March
2019, Prix Pictet: Space, 16 November 2018 to 20 February 2019
2018, The Lost Moment, 20 September to 4 November
2018, GCNProof: 30 Years of Gay Community News, 21 June to 1 July
2018, Modern Ruins and Other Stories, Kenneth O’Halloran, 6 April to 20 May
2018, My Own Unknown, Dragana Jurisic, 3 February 2017 to 18 March 2018
2018, The Light Gelams an Instant, Krass Clement, 15 November 2017 to 22 January 2018
2017, Lacuna, Kate Nolan, 9 September to 22 October
2017, Archives in the Attic, Heritage Week 2017, 19 – 27 August
2017, Engage, 23 June to 13 August
2017, Union, Noel Bowler, 7 April to 14 May
2017, Mother River, Yu Wang Preston, 28 January to 5 March
2016, Perigee, Paul Gaffney, 12 October to 18 November 2016
2016, The Body Politic, 25 August to 28 September 2016
2016, Thirteen Works, Pieter Hugo, 25 June to 21 August
2016, A Day in May, 11 to 22 May
2016, SOLAS: Contemporary Photography from Ireland, 8 April to 28 May
2016, Reflecting the Rising – 1916, 19 March to 1 May
2016, Bob Dylan, Ted Russell, 21 January to 21 February
2016, Solas Photography Prize, 2 December 2015 to 10 January 2016
2015, Charles Haughey: Power, Politics and Public Image, Eamonn Farrell, 29 October to 22 November
2015, Photo Album of Ulster, 15 to 30 August
2015, The LaBrea Matrix, 4 September to 11 October
2015, Notes from the Margin, Gavin Devine, Emma McGuire, Ciaran Dunbar, Malcolm Craig Gilbert, Rory O’Neill, 6 June to 9 August
2015, In Plain Sight: An installation of photographs and survivors stories, Kim Haughton, 15 to 31 May
2015, Prix Pictet: Consumption, 4 April to 10 May
2015, Resonate, 12 to 19 March
2015, Everything is Possible, Wang Qingsong, 15 February to 1 March
2015, A Donegal Photo Album, Mairead Ni Mhaonaigh, 15 January to 11 February
2015, Man on the Bridge, Arthur Fields, 29 November 2014 to 8 January 2015
2014, For God and Ulster, Gordon Ashbridge, 11 October to 16 November
2014, University of Ulster MFA Graduate Exhibition, 6 – 21 September
2014, Photo Album of Ireland, 4 July to 31 August
2014, Trocaire: Breaking the Silence, 20 to 29 June
2014, Embassy of Switzerland: War from the Victims Perspective, Jean Mohr, 20 to 26 May
2014, Observations, Raphael Dellaporta, 9 April to 16 May
2014, 33 portraits, 14 boring photographs, 10 televisions, 8 sub stations, 6 houses, 3 furniture stores and one giraffe, John Myers, 13 February to 30 March
2014, Horse Identification, Christopher Barr, 29 January to 8 February
2014, The Light of Other Days, Jim Maginn, 22 to 26 January
2013, Men and Women, Tom Wood, 22 November 2013 to 12 January 2014
2013, Aftermath, Anthony Haughey, 30 October to 10 November
2013, NWCI’s Legacy Project: Still, We Work, Sarah Browne, Miriam O’Connor, Anne Tallentire, Ailbhe Murphy and Ciaran Smyth, 19 to 27 October
2013, Vilinus and Unfixed, Kestutis Stoskus and Ieva Baltaduonyte, 3 to 15 October
2013, The Market, Mark Curran, 24 August to 1 October
2013, Uncertain State, 21 June to 11 August
2013, Uncertain Futures, 28 to 29 June
2013, Peroni Design Awards, 8 to 18 May
2013, Open Forum 2: Discussions on Contemporary Art and Documentary Photography, Jason Higgins and Anna Crudge, 10 April
2013, Prix Pictet – Power, 22 March to 28 April
2013, ‘Topographies of Terror’: Photography, Historical Consciousness and the Celtic Tiger’, Justin Carville, 6 March
2013, This is not a House, Edgar Martins, 14th February to 17 March
2013, Showcase Select, 26 January
2012, Project 30 – Emerging Views of Ireland, 8 December to 27 Jan
2012, Still, Patrick Hogan, 15th September to 28th October
2012, Dublin and Other Portraits, Evelyn Hofer, 6th July to 31st August
2012, Open Now, Belfast Photo Factory, Open Submission Exhibition, 20th June to 1st July
2012, BA Photography Graduate Exhibition 2012, 5th to 17th June
2012, General Practice, Photographs by Fionn McCann, 16th to 27th May
2012, THREAD | Issue 3, featuring work by Linda Brownlee, Rich Gilligan, Sean Jackson, Liam Murphy, Andrew Nuding, Johnny Savage & Gerry Balfe Smith, 7th to 29th April
2012, AMAZON, Sebastião Salgado & Per-Anders Pettersson, March to April 1st
2012, The Opera, Varvara Shavrova, January 20 to February 26
2012, PRIX PICTET, GROWTH, December 3rd 2011 to 15th January 2012
2011, WHERE WERE YOU? Dublin Youth Culture & Street Style 1950 – 2000, Garry O’Neill
2011, Bóthar presents ‘GROW’, Seán Curtin, 8th to 20th November
2011, Making Space, Noel Bowler, September 1st to October 16th
2011, The Diceman Cometh, Tony O’Shea, Derek Speirs, Peter Mirolo, Kevin O’Farrell, 23 September – 23 October
2011, THE LONG VIEW, David Farrell, Anthony Haughey, Richard Mosse, Jackie Nickerson, Paul Seawright and Donovan Wylie, 1 July to 28 August
2011, DIT BA Photography Graduate Exhibition 2011, 4th to 26th of June
2011, Prime Years, Bealtaine festival, Cynthia Morgan Batmanis, Miloushka Bokma, Edmund Clark, Kaylynn Deveney, Theresa DiMenno, Norma Holt, Eileen Kennedy, Margot Quan Knight, Gaby Messina, Blake Ogden, Jane Paradise, and Mark Story, Prime Years was curated by Houston Center for Photography, Texas, US, 30 April to 30 May
2011, ‘catholic’ An Exposition, Gavin Friday and graphic designer Pete Reddy commissioned one writer and three photographers to work on the presentation of Gavin’s latest album ‘catholic’, Tuesday 26th April
2011, Worlds of Colour, Steve McCurry, 17 February to 24 April
2011, SHOWCASE, Patrick Fitzpatrick, Patrick Hogan, Michele Horrigan, Sabina MacMahon, Liam Murphy, Kirsty O’Keeffe, Francis O’Riordan, Ivor Prickett, 2 December 2010 to 30 January 2011
2010, The Collector’s Eye, Original vintage prints from the Sean Sexton Collection, 14 October to 21 November
2010, Close to Home, Stephen Ahern, 1st September to 10 October
2010, THE GIFT, Giorgia Fiorio, 1 July to 22 August
2010, DIT BA Photography Graduate Exhibition 2010, 9 to 20 of June
2010, Prix Pictet, EARTH, April 3 to 30 May
2010, Women of Concern, Brenda Fitzsimons, Kim Haughton, Marie McCallan, March 3 to 28
2010, Ten Miles Round, Jackie Nickerson, November 25 2009 to February 7 2010
2010, Under a Grey Sky, Simon Burch, October 14 to November 15
2009, Home Economics, Arles
2009, The Sartorialist, Scott Schuman, 9 October
2009, Common Place, Eoin O Conaill, September 2 to October 7
2009, Invasion Prague, Josef Koudelka, June 25 to August 30 2009
2009, White Sea Black Sea, Jens Olof Lasthein, May 6 to May 31 2009
2009, Here Comes Everybody, Chris Killip, April 24 to May 3
2009, New Video Works, Anthony Haughey, Weekend screenings, March/April
2009, NUTAN, In association with Temple Bar Trad Fest, 28 January to 1st February
2009, UNTOUCHED, Varvara Shavrova, January 23 to 26
2008, 30 Contemporary Collection + Print Draw, December 22
2008, New Work, Sean Hillen, November 11 to 16
2008, Recent Finds, Sean Lynch, September 25 to November 9
2008, Based On Our Current Science…devised by invited curator Sally Timmons, August 14 to September 21
2008, MIDLAND, photographs from the interior, Ciaran Óg Arnold, Martin Cregg, Michael Snoek, June 26 to August 3
2008, Photoworks 2008 BA Photography Graduate Exhibition, June 10 to 21
2008, WHAT REMAINS, Alison Locke & Chris Anderson, April 24 to May 31
2008, A Very Short Space of Time Through Very Short Times of Space, Sigune Hamann, March 13 to April 20
2008, PPAI AIB Photojournalism Awards 2007, February 21 to March 2
2008, Bill Doyle’s Ireland, December 6 2007 to January 31 2008
2007, DIGNIFIED KINGS PLAY CHESS ON FINE GREEN SILK, Karl Grimes, September 27 to November 4
2007, Liisa Lounila, August 15 to September 19
2008, Cardboard & Light, Silvia González de León, July 12 to August 12
2007, Photoworks 2007, BA Photography Graduate Exhibition, June 20 to 30
2007, Decommisioned Camera Series & Other Works, Suzanne Mooney, May 17 to June 15
2007, Another Day in My Kingdom, THE POTLATCH FOUNDATION, April 12 to May 11th
2007, Opening Doors, Migrant Rights Centre Ireland : Domestic Workers Support Group, Susan Gogan, March 9 to April 5
2007, PPAI 2006, AIB Press Photographers Association of Ireland Awards, February 21 to March 4
2007, Sacred Legacy, Edward S. Curtis, December 7th 2006 to January 21st 2007
2006, The Breathing Factory, Mark Curran, October 26th to November 22nd
2006, The Bank, Michael Boran, Michael Durand, David Farrell, September 15th to October 22nd
2006, The Fifth Province, Tadhg Devlin, August 3rd to September 3rd
2006, American Ruins, Camilo Jose Vergara, June 30 to July 30
2006, Borderlines, May 25 to June 25
2006, Souvenirs of Vietnam, Liza Nguyen, April 19th to May 21st
2006, Disputed Territory, Anthony Haughey, March 9th to April 15th
2005, The Architect’s Brother, Robert & Shana Parke Harrison, July 30th to September 18th
2005, Planet Football, June 23rd to July 24th
2005, The Joy, Noel Bowler, April 28th to May 29th
2005, NAZAR: Photographs from the Arab World, Group Exhibition, 6 December 2005 – 29 January 2006
2005, Others’ Eyes, Lindsay Seers, 27 October – 27 November
2005, BUTABU: Adobe Architecture of West Africa, James Morris, 22 September – 23 October
2005, New Works, Trish Morrissey, March 4th to April 3rd
2005, iWITNESS, Tom Stoddart, December 3rd 2004 to January 30th 2005
2004, Representing Ireland a project compiled by Michael Durand, October 21st to November 28th
2004, Acting Normal, Joe Sterling, September 20th to October 20th
2004, SLANT, David Stephenson, August 5th to September 12th
2004, Dublin 1964, Erich Hartmann, June 16th to July 31st
2004, Queen of Europe, Paolo Ravalico Scerri, April 15th to May 23rd
2004, Turn In, Martina Mullaney, March 12th to April 11th
2004, PPAI 2004, AIB Press Photographers Association of Ireland Awards, February 24th to March 7th
2004, ESB Environmental Photography Awards Show, February 5th to 19th
2004, Our True Intent is all for your Delight, The John Hinde Butlin’s Photographs, December 6th 2003 to January 31st 2004
2003, New Work in New Media, John Gerrard, October 23rd to November 30th
2003, Eye, Hand and Heart, Photographs 1963 – 2003, Fergus Bourke, August 21st to October 8th
2003, Traffic Island, Axel Boesten, July 3rd to August 14th
2003, The Close Season, Ken Grant, March 12th to April 20th
2003, ESB Environmental Photography Awards Show, February 11th – 21st
2003, F.S.A, The Bitter Years of the American Depression, December 6th 2002 to February 5th 2003
2002, Outland, Roger Ballen, November 1st to December 1st
2002, Pictures from Home, Larry Sultan, September 25th to October 28th
2002, Architectural Optics, A collaborative exhibition by Richard Torchia & John Tuomey, August 1st to September 15th
2002, Boom Town, John Duncan, June 21st to July 25th
2002, Buena Memoria, Marcelo Brodsky, April 18th to May 29th
2002, SOUTHERN CROSS, Mark Curran, March 7th to April 11th
2002, Eircell Vodafone Press Photography Awards, February 19th to March 2nd
2002, ESB Environmental Photography Awards, February 5th to 17th
2002, The Lives of Lee Miller, December 6th to January 31st 2002
2001, Ben Smyth Memorial Scholarship Exhibition, November 23rd – December 2nd
2001, Innocent Landscapes, David Farrell, October 11th to November 18th
2001, Eugene Richards, September 6th to October 28th
2001, Victor Sloan, July 26th to August 28th
2001, Diana Michener, June 21 to July 21
2001, MONITOR, new installations by Anthony Haughey, Paul Nulty and John Drew, 19th April to 31st May
2001, Hide That Can: new work by Deirdre O’Callaghan, 8th March to 8th April
2001, Eircell PPAI Photographer of the Year 2000, 20 to 26th February
2001, ESB Environmental Photography Awards Exhibition, 6th to 18th February
2001, UNDEREXPOSED an exhibition from Index on Censorship, 15 December 2000 to 3 February 2001
2000, The Ben Smyth Memorial Art Exhibition, 5 December to 9 December 2000
2000, PHOTOGENIC DRAWING, Martina Corry, 8 November to 2 December 2000
2000, THE TABLE OF POWER, Jacqueline Hassink, 30 September to 28 October
2000, I’M A SUCCESS, Liam O’Callaghan, 30 September to 28 October
2000, SURVEY, Mary McIntyre, 23 August to 23 September
2000, RFK Memorial Train, Paul Fusco, 12 July to 12 August
2000, peace walls, Scott Hopkins, 12 July to 12 August
2000, Thuillier, A Retrospective Exhibition, 1964 – 1997, 14 June to 1 July
2000, DIT Visual Communications Graduate Exhibition, 6 to 10 June
2000, For Evermore: Fading Evidence of the Great War, 9 May to 3rd June
2000, Daniel Meadows, National Portraits: Now and Then, 6 to 29 April
2000, Marlene Dietrich: A Legend in Photographs, 6 to 29 April
2000, Eircell PPAI 100 Best Press Photos, 8 March to 1 April
2000, After the Off, Bruce Gilden, 9 February to 4 March
2000, ESB Environmental Photography Awards,
2000, The Photographic Century, Jacques-Henri Lartigue
1999, The Lightning Strike And other Stories, 100 photographs from The Osman Collection.
1999, Exploring Identity, October 1 to October 30
1999, Bright Young Things, September 2 to September 28,
1999, Liam Blake, Pictures From the Garden, August 17 to 24
1999, Work from the Darkrooms, August 7 to 24, Gallery 2
1999, Ireland at the Millennium, August 5 to 14, Gallery 1
1999, Tom Wood, All Zones off Peak, July 8 to July 31
1999, Elliott Erwitt, Dog Dogs, June 9 to July 3rd
1999, Padraig Murphy, Anywhere Please!, May 1 to May 29
1999, Common Sense, Martin Parr, April 1 to 24
1999, Jurgen Schadeberg, A Retrospective, March 3 to 20
1999, Michael Boran, The Palace of Bubbles, February 4 to February 27
1998, Robert Capa Photographs, Robert Capa, 2 December 1998 – 2 January 1999
1998, Contemporary Art, Arts Council Collection, 6 – 29 November
1998, Hoping for Heroes: Moments in Irish Sport, INPHO Photography Agency
1998, Karl Grimes
1998, Tory Island Images, Martine Franck, 8 – 30 September
1998, Petals On A Wet, Black Bough, Mark McGrath, 16 – 30 July
1998, Eyes On The Tour De France, Graha, Watson, 7 – 14 July
1998, Greg Gorman, 12 June – 4 July
1998, Oasis A Photography Journey: Was There Then, Jill Furmanovsky, 30 April – 13 May
1997, Eve Arnold in Retrospect, Eve Arnold, 13 December 1997 – 31 January 1998
1997, Triúr Ban, Cindy Cummings, Nuala Ní Dhomnaill, Amelia Stein, 5 December
1997, Casualty and Contingency, Daniel De Chenu, 9 October – 11 November
1997, Drug Free Zone, 1 – 7 October
1997, Reunions: The Lost Children of Rwanda, Seamus Conlon, Tara Farrell, 19 August – 16 September
1996, Edge of Europe Book, Anthony Haughey
1996, Magnum Cinema
1996, Robert Mapplethorpe Retrospective, November – December
1996, Satellite, Paddy Jolley, 30 April – 20 May
1996, Truth and Fictions, Pedro Meyer, February – March
1995, Take Down in Evidence Book, Leo Regan
1995, The Lie of The Land, John Duncan, Anthony Haughey, Padraig Murphy, Mick O’Kelly, Paul Seawright, Victor Sloan, October – November.
1994, In Our Time, Magnum, 9 December
1994, Bert Hardy, 20 June – 4 July
1994, Frank Miller, 16 June
1994, Meatyard, Ralph Eugene, 5 April – 5 May
1994, The Son Series, Bob Jardine, 14 Mar – 4 April
1993, Behind & Ahead/Egon and Ireland, Alan Phelan, 2 – 21 November
1993, In India, Henri Cartier Bresson, December 1993 – January 1994
1993, Four Ideas for a New Town, Sean Hillen, 23 November – 16 December
1993, Personal Exposures, Elliot Erwitt, 21 September – 30 October
1993, Requiem for a Paperweight, Arthur Tress, 14 August – 24 September
1993, Beyond Landscape, John Blakemore, 11 August
1993, Travels in America, Karl Grimes, 14 May – 15 June
1993, Tom Shortt, 18 May – 19 June
1993, The Close Season, Ken Grant, 6 April – 5 May
1993, Ecstatic Antibodies, Group Exhibition, 9 March – 2 April
1993, Photography and Reality Retrospective 1958 – 1990, Duane Michals. 3rd February – 7 March
1992, Khurri Virginia
1992, John Kelly
1992, Sean Gilmartin,
1992, Bill Brandt: A Retrospective, Bill Brandt, 15 December 1992 – 31 January 1993
1992, Images From The Garden, Emma Bergin, Jill Staples, Geoff White, 22 October – 14 November
1992, Silent Health, Claire Collison, Melanie Friend, Janice Howard, Kate Musselwhite, 8 – 24 October
1992, Between Worlds, Group Exhibition, 3 – 19 July
1992, Muse, Sam Gallagher, 25 August – 16 September
1992, Sebastiao Salgado, Douglas Hyde Gallery, 7 July – 29 August
1992, A Journey in Time, Robin Grierson, Virginia Khurri, 4 – 14 August
1992, Catherine & John Alonso, 10 June – 5 July
1992, Young City, Tom Shortt, 18 May – 9 June
1992, Police Force, Paul Seawright, 22 April – 17 May
1992, Nihonno Snap Shashin (Japanese Snapshots), Daniel De Chenu, 31 March – 20 April
1992, The Burden of Existence, Marrie Bot, 5 – 28 March
1991, Sonya Whitefield
1991, Irish Images, Group Exhibition, 6 – 23 February
1991, An Exhibition of Colour Work, Peter Morgan
1991, A View from the Dearth, Pete Smyth, 20 May – 2 June
1990, Solomon’s Children, Amelia Stein, 10 December 1990 – 10 January 1991
1990, The Cost of Living, Martin Parr, 15 December 1990, 3 January/February 1991
1990, Dubliners, Tony O’Shea, 11 October – 5 November
1990, Cautionary Tales, Andy Wiener
1989, Behold The Man,
1989, True Stories and Photofictions, Cardiff Fotogallery
1993, Egon and Ireland, Alan Phelan
1989, The Landscape of Wales and Ireland, Pete Davis
1979, Richard Haughton
1998, Robert Capa Photographs, Robert Capa, 2 December 1998 – 2 January 1999
1998, Contemporary Art, Arts Council Collection, 6 – 29 November
1998, Hoping for Heroes: Moments in Irish Sport, INPHO Photography Agency
1998, Karl Grimes
1998, Tory Island Images, Martine Franck, 8 – 30 September
1998, Petals On A Wet, Black Bough, Mark McGrath, 16 – 30 July
1998, Eyes On The Tour De France, Graha, Watson, 7 – 14 July
1998, Greg Gorman, 12 June – 4 July
1998, Oasis A Photography Journey: Was There Then, Jill Furmanovsky, 30 April – 13 May
1997, Eve Arnold in Retrospect, Eve Arnold, 13 December 1997 – 31 January 1998
1997, Triúr Ban, Cindy Cummings, Nuala Ní Dhomnaill, Amelia Stein, 5 December
1997, Casualty and Contingency, Daniel De Chenu, 9 October – 11 November
1997, Drug Free Zone, 1 – 7 October
1997, Reunions: The Lost Children of Rwanda, Seamus Conlon, Tara Farrell, 19 August – 16 September
1996, Edge of Europe Book, Anthony Haughey
1996, Magnum Cinema
1996, Robert Mapplethorpe Retrospective, November – December
1996, Satellite, Paddy Jolley, 30 April – 20 May
1996, Truth and Fictions, Pedro Meyer, February – March
1995, Take Down in Evidence Book, Leo Regan
1995, The Lie of The Land, John Duncan, Anthony Haughey, Padraig Murphy, Mick O’Kelly, Paul Seawright, Victor Sloan, October – November.
1994, In Our Time, Magnum, 9 December
1994, Bert Hardy, 20 June – 4 July
1994, Frank Miller, 16 June
1994, Meatyard, Ralph Eugene, 5 April – 5 May
1994, The Son Series, Bob Jardine, 14 Mar – 4 April
1993, Behind & Ahead/Egon and Ireland, Alan Phelan, 2 – 21 November
1993, In India, Henri Cartier Bresson, December 1993 – January 1994
1993, Four Ideas for a New Town, Sean Hillen, 23 November – 16 December
1993, Personal Exposures, Elliot Erwitt, 21 September – 30 October
1993, Requiem for a Paperweight, Arthur Tress, 14 August – 24 September
1993, Beyond Landscape, John Blakemore, 11 August
1993, Travels in America, Karl Grimes, 14 May – 15 June
1993, Tom Shortt, 18 May – 19 June
1993, The Close Season, Ken Grant, 6 April – 5 May
1993, Ecstatic Antibodies, Group Exhibition, 9 March – 2 April
1993, Photography and Reality Retrospective 1958 – 1990, Duane Michals. 3rd February – 7 March
1992, Khurri Virginia
1992, John Kelly
1992, Sean Gilmartin,
1992, Bill Brandt: A Retrospective, Bill Brandt, 15 December 1992 – 31 January 1993
1992, Images From The Garden, Emma Bergin, Jill Staples, Geoff White, 22 October – 14 November
1992, Silent Health, Claire Collison, Melanie Friend, Janice Howard, Kate Musselwhite, 8 – 24 October
1992, Between Worlds, Group Exhibition, 3 – 19 July
1992, Muse, Sam Gallagher, 25 August – 16 September
1992, Sebastiao Salgado, Douglas Hyde Gallery, 7 July – 29 August
1992, A Journey in Time, Robin Grierson, Virginia Khurri, 4 – 14 August
1992, Catherine & John Alonso, 10 June – 5 July
1992, Young City, Tom Shortt, 18 May – 9 June
1992, Police Force, Paul Seawright, 22 April – 17 May
1992, Nihonno Snap Shashin (Japanese Snapshots), Daniel De Chenu, 31 March – 20 April
1992, The Burden of Existence, Marrie Bot, 5 – 28 March
1991, Sonya Whitefield
1991, Irish Images, Group Exhibition, 6 – 23 February
1991, An Exhibition of Colour Work, Peter Morgan
1991, A View from the Dearth, Pete Smyth, 20 May – 2 June
1990, Solomon’s Children, Amelia Stein, 10 December 1990 – 10 January 1991
1990, The Cost of Living, Martin Parr, 15 December 1990, 3 January/February 1991
1990, Dubliners, Tony O’Shea, 11 October – 5 November
1990, Cautionary Tales, Andy Wiener
1989, Behold The Man,
1989, True Stories and Photofictions, Cardiff Fotogallery