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Hidden Scientists/Hidden Creatives 2026📍 Main Atrium, East Quad, TU Dublin Grangegorman Campus📅 Monday, 27th April – Fri...
23/04/2026

Hidden Scientists/Hidden Creatives 2026

📍 Main Atrium, East Quad, TU Dublin Grangegorman Campus
📅 Monday, 27th April – Friday, 1st May 2026
🕑 Opening Event: Wednesday, 29th April at 2pm

Now in its third year, Hidden Scientists / Hidden Creatives is a powerful poster exhibition shining a light on the overlooked contributions of women in STEM and Design. Created by second year Visual Communication students at Dublin. This project challenges prevailing narratives about innovation and knowledge by addressing the underrepresentation and historical marginalisation of women in these fields. The exhibition highlights the essential yet frequently unseen roles women have played in advancing research, discovery, and design.

This project is an ongoing collaboration between the TU Dublin School of Art and Design, the School of Biological, Health and Sports Sciences, the Sustainability and Research Hub, and the Research, Ethics, and Integrity Office. It is supported by the Office of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion and the Faculty of Sciences and Health.

Each year, upon completion of the exhibition, posters are permanently housed in the Green Way Hub, growing the collection.

EPILOGUE 3 : Third Year Fine Art Exhibition 2026 Location: East Quad Atrium & 5th floor studio (EQ 503) Opening recepti...
21/04/2026

EPILOGUE 3 : Third Year Fine Art Exhibition 2026

Location: East Quad Atrium & 5th floor studio (EQ 503)
Opening reception: Thursday 23rd April 5.00m - 7.00pm
Exhibition continues: Friday 24th April, 10.00 am - 1.00pm

EPILOGUE 3 presents work developed during the third year of the Fine Art programme at TU Dublin, bringing together a range of practices and processes that reflect the evolving concerns and methodologies of the artists.

This year has offered a space for experimentation and the exploration of individual interests unfolded across a number of modalities: MAKING IS THINKING, MAPPING THE RESEARCH, BUILDING AN IMAGE BANK, MEANS OF PRODUCTION, and MAKING PUBLIC(S).

Also presented as part of EPILOGUE 3 is HIVE_MIND_2026 a compilation film of artist’s research and reference images that have informed their thinking and practice.

EPILOGUE 3 features work by Nick Bayne, Norma Burke, Chloe Cullen, Rachel Curtis, Grainne Daly, Susie de Paor, Mariella Fock, Alec Hales, Alanna Hickey, Mia Hughes, Lucy Keely, Corina Lin, Katelyn Macleod, Karl Mooney, Jacob Musselman, Daniel Parkhill, Saoirse Phillips, Eve Pinkney, Ugne Tauginaite, Emma Thornton, Hanna Undlien.

Image: Emma Thornton, Tyre Jump 2 (2026)

Inaugural Ethics, Technology and Culture (etc.) Lecture 📆 Thursday, 16th April📍 Concert Hall, East Quad, Grangegorman🎟 F...
13/04/2026

Inaugural Ethics, Technology and Culture (etc.) Lecture

📆 Thursday, 16th April
📍 Concert Hall, East Quad, Grangegorman
🎟 Free - All Welcome!

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities warmly welcome colleagues, students, industry partners, policy makers, and members of the wider community to what promises to be a stimulating lecture entitled: Real (talk) > True (talk): Making space for making, presented by Dr. Rilla Khaled (Associate Professor, Strategic hire in Digital Media, Learning, and Games Department of Design and Computation Arts Concordia University).

Register now - check out the link in our bio!

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities at TU Dublin is pleased to launch the new Ethics, Technology & Culture (etc.) Lecture...
30/03/2026

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities at TU Dublin is pleased to launch the new Ethics, Technology & Culture (etc.) Lecture Series, exploring how technological change is shaping society, culture, and everyday life.

The inaugural lecture will be delivered by Dr Rilla Khaled, internationally recognised design researcher, titled: Real (talk) > True (talk): Making space for making.

In her lecture, she will introduce the Method for Design Materialisation (MDM), a framework that documents how creative projects develop from initial ideas through to finished outcomes. By making the thinking behind design work more visible, the approach challenges traditional definitions of research while highlighting how creative practices contribute to our understanding of technology, culture, and society.

📅 Thursday, 16 April 2026
🕒 15:00 – 16:30
📍 Concert Hall, East Quad, TU Dublin Grangegorman Campus
🎟️ Free event - registration required

All are welcome to attend - see link in bio to register!

TU Dublin Language Studies is delighted to host the 3rd EUT+ Conference, taking place on January 15–16, 2026, at our Aun...
17/12/2025

TU Dublin Language Studies is delighted to host the 3rd EUT+ Conference, taking place on January 15–16, 2026, at our Aungier St Campus. This international conference will bring together researchers and practitioners to explore the evolving roles of multilingualism, technology and cross-cultural communication in today’s interconnected world.

Registration Fees:
Non-EUT+ Staff: €100
Non-EUT+ Postgraduate Students: €75
EUT+ Members: Free

More information here: https://tudublin.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/1173670774

Join a broad range of experts and changemakes in Dublin for THRIC 2026, where researchers, industry leaders and policyma...
09/12/2025

Join a broad range of experts and changemakes in Dublin for THRIC 2026, where researchers, industry leaders and policymakers will come together to explore innovation, resilience, and sustainability in tourism, hospitality, and events. This conference is a unique opportunity to reflect, learn, and shape the future of the industry.

📆 January 15th and 16th
📍TU Dublin, East Quad, Grangegorman Campus
🎟 €200

Register here: https://tudublin.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/1173672423

Women’s football is growing faster than ever, but where next for the game? Join TU Dublin School of Media and Shamrock R...
05/12/2025

Women’s football is growing faster than ever, but where next for the game?

Join TU Dublin School of Media and Shamrock Rovers F.C. for a one-day international conference exploring the changing world of women’s football: from equity and fan cultures to leadership, governance, and media representations.

Bringing together international researchers, journalists, and sporting leaders and players, the event examines key issues in equality, governance, media representation, player welfare, and the commercial growth of the women’s game.

Speakers include RTÉ’s Marie Crowe and Mark Tighe of the Sunday Independent (Girls in Green), Dr Katie Liston (Ulster University), Tommy Carberry (Head of Shamrock Rovers Girls Academy) and representatives from the Irish Football Supporters Partnership, the FAI, Shamrock Rovers FC, the UK Football Supporters Association, CONIFA, and the German Football Association.

Venue: Technological University Dublin, Tallaght Campus; Rooms 25 & 29

Register now: https://tudublin.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/1173672675

Join us on Thursday evening for the opening of Liminality.‘Liminality’ is curated by students on the BA Creative Industr...
19/11/2025

Join us on Thursday evening for the opening of Liminality.

‘Liminality’ is curated by students on the BA Creative Industries and Visual Culture programme at TU Dublin School of Art and Design in collaboration with the RHA School. In ‘Liminality’ students from the RHA School present works that dwell on the space between — body and soul, youth and experience, stillness and change.
Through diverse approaches the artists trace moments of quiet transformation and human vulnerability. The work on display explores; nature, colour, and the passage of time and the metaphor for growth whilst investigating renewal -inviting viewers to pause within this in-between state.

The exhibition reflects how art itself inhabits liminality — moving between personal expression and shared experience, inner and outer worlds.

Running until Saturday, 22nd November.

TU Dublin School of Art and Design are delighted to host Basic Space, in partnership with the Hugh Lane Gallery presenti...
04/11/2025

TU Dublin School of Art and Design are delighted to host Basic Space, in partnership with the Hugh Lane Gallery presenting HLG Offsite: Basic Talks this November and December.

Join us on Friday, 7th of November at 1:15pm in the East Quad for the first talk by artistKian Beson Bailes as part of Dublin Gallery Weekend.

Free - come on the day subject to availability.

Kian Benson Bailes is an Irish artist from the northwest of Ireland and currently based in Dublin. His multifaceted practice explores rural Ireland, visual language and identity. Recent exhibitions include ‘Culchie boy, I love you / Grá mo chroí thú, mo chábóigín féin (21 Angels and Then Some…)’at Mermaid Arts Centre 2025, and ‘Staying with The Trouble’ at IMMA 2025.

Basic Talks is a series of talks with leading contemporary practitioners. Curated by Basic Space in partnership with Hugh Lane Gallery, BASIC TALKS is a platform for lectures, workshops, presentations, and performances. Speakers include artists, curators, writers, and critics who will generate discourse on producing, framing and exhibiting art. BASIC TALKS is a collaboration between Basic Space and the Hugh Lane Gallery, exploring alternatives in the dissemination of contemporary art and its discourses.

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