Gormleys Gallery

Works by Andy Warhol, Banksy, Damien Hirst, Julian Opie, Tracey Emin, Bridget Riley and Keith Haring on show at Charlemont Square.
There are two days left to view the exhibition.
We are open Wednesday and Thursday from 11am - 6pm ❤️

There’s three days left to view our exhibition at Charlemont Square which finishes this Thursday 17th October.

Come view these fantastic works by;



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We are thrilled to be exhibiting the work of the incredible at our exhibition at Charlemont Square.

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Exquisite crystal and bronze sculptures by on show at Charlemont Square.

The exhibition is now into its final week, finishing on Thursday 17th October at 6pm.

Opening Times
Tuesday - Saturday: 11am - 6pm
Sunday: 12pm - 5pm
Monday: Closed

Neal Greg’s exhibition ‘Big Swirl’ is now on show in our Dublin gallery and continues to 29th October.

The exhibition can also be viewed online at Gormleys.ie

Incredible works by on display at One Charlemont Square 😍

A selection of works by on show at our exhibition at One Charlemont Square.
The exhibition continues to the 17th October.

OPENING TIMES
Tuesday - Saturday: 11am - 6pm
Sunday: 12pm - 5pm
Monday: Closed

We are delighted to present an exhibition by acclaimed Irish painter Neal Greig RUA, opening this Thursday 10th October in our Dublin gallery.

This much-anticipated exhibition showcases a stunning collection of new paintings that capture the contrast and beauty of the Irish and French landscape. 
 
An interesting dimension to the exhibition is the bringing together of works completed at recent residencies in Ireland and France; the Aras Eanna Arts Centre in Inis Oirr and the John Richardson residency along the River Butonne in France.
 
Known for his evocative use of colour and expressive brushstrokes, Greig continues to push the boundaries of landscape painting. His works are characterized by their spontaneity and fluidity, reflecting the ever-changing nature of the world around us. 

Join us for the official opening this Thursday from 6-8pm. The exhibition will be opened by Irish writer Susan Mc Kay.

A captivating new painting by currently on show at One Charlemont Square.

David Booth
Paul (Side Profile), 2024
60 x 90 cm

Sculptures by looking fabulous as they greet guests to our exhibition at One Charlemont Square 😍

New works by on show at One Charlemont Square 😍
The exhibition continues to 17th October and can be viewed online at Gormleys.ie

Press shots from before our opening of our exhibition at One Charlemont Square 😍

The exhibition is now open to the public until the 17th October.

Opening Times:
Tuesday- Saturday: 11am - 7pm
Sunday: 12pm - 5pm
Monday: Closed

Please note: The exhibition takes place at One Charlemont Square and not our gallery at 27 South Frederick Street.

A selection of artworks we will have on display at our exhibition at Charlemont Square.

It opens this Thursday 26th Sept from 6-8 pm with a drinks reception courtesy of and

All Welcome 🎉

With special thanks to our exhibition partners Mc Garrell Reilly

A selection of new works by that will be showcased at our exhibition at One Charlemont Square, opening on Thursday 26th September from 6-8 pm.

Over 250 works will be on display, including Banksy, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Bridget Riley and Julian Opie alongside many leading and emerging Irish artists.

The exhibition runs from 26th September- 17th October.

Our exhibition at One Charlemont Square opens next Thursday 26th September 🎉

Works by Banksy, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Bridget Riley and Julian Opie will be showcased alongside leading and emerging Irish artists.

Join us for the official opening from 6-8pm, with a drinks reception courtesy of Hennessy and Hope Beer.

All Welcome 😀

Gormleys at Charlemont Square Join us for the opening of one of Ireland's biggest and best International art and sculpture exhibitions.

As part of our exhibition at One Charlemont Square, we will showcase a new collection of paintings by

This recent collection features portraits of Harris’ daughters and act as a social commentary on fatherhood as well as current geopolitical issues.

The exhibition opens next Thursday 26th September and runs to the 17th October.

We are delighted to announce we will be returning to Charlemont Square to host one of Ireland’s largest art and sculpture exhibitions.

Over 250 artworks will be on display by some of the biggest names in international and Irish art.

Works by Banksy, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Bridget Riley and Julian Opie will be showcased alongside leading and emerging Irish artists.

The exhibition runs for 3 weeks from 26th September- 17th October.

Visit www.gormleys.ie for more information ❤️

Some of our favourite sculptures by on display at Art + Soul at the ❤️

Tomorrow is the last day to view the exhibition.
All the guided tours are fully booked but you are welcome to visit anytime from 11 am - 7 pm.

Exquisite sculptures by currently on display at the

Dublin-born sculptor Ian Po***ck is primarily a self-taught artist who started his career working in the Cast Foundry in the Liberties area of Dublin.
Working exclusively in bronze, Po***ck has worked with art ever since he was a young child. His bronze sculptures are cast using a ‘cire perdue’ (lost wax) method. In the pursuit of excellence, he has compiled meticulous craftsmanship in the medium of bronze sculpture.

Inspiration for his sculptures comes from aspects of daily life, Po***ck sees his work ‘as a three-dimensional diary’ of his life; “I never limit myself to one subject or style of work and can never say where the work will go next, which makes it exciting for myself and I hope for the viewer. I like the fact that bronze is so permanent, a bronze sculpture is going to be around forever”.

Po***ck has exhibited and sold his work throughout Ireland, the UK and USA, including the Oireachtas, RHA, and the RUA (where he won the Mullan Prize for sculpture in 2003).

Endearing sculptures by on display at the

Fiona Smith works from her studio in County Meath. She undertook a practical bronze casting course in NCAD between 1994 and 1997.

Fiona is passionate about birds and conservation, which are the central themes of her work. The Curlew, her particular muse. A beautiful native bird who’s breeding numbers have declined by 96% since the 1980’s. Fiona aims to raise awareness to the plight of the Curlew as they are endangered in both Ireland and the UK. One of the main reasons for this is habitat loss due to our more intensive farming methods.

Her latest sculptures depict Curlews balancing on old farming wheels, representing the fragility between conservation and our need to produce food.

Another great weekend at Art + Soul at the 😍
Thank you to everyone who visited!

The exhibition continues for another 2 weeks until 8th September. It is open daily from 11am - 7pm with free guided tours at 12, 2 and 4pm.

Paddy Campbell’s monumental ‘Wind and Sea’ sculpture which is inspired by the relentless winds and waves of the Atlantic Ocean.

Depicted is a female dancer (Wind) facing a male dancer (Sea), to convey movement, interactivity, turbulence, energy, and unpredictability – features of a tempestuous relationship!
Even though they are often at odds, they both need each other to function.

Born in Dublin in 1942, Paddy Campbell loved drawing and painting from early childhood and trained at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin in the 1960s.
However, for a living Campbell turned to the culinary arts and business, starting his own company Campbell Catering. This blossomed into a successful enterprise, which took over Dublin’s famous Bewley’s cafe and coffee business in 1986.

In 1996 at the age of 54, Campbell decided to return to life as an artist and he began to spend his summers in Florence, studying painting and drawing at the Florence Academy, gradually “letting go” of his life as a businessman. By 2001 he had discovered his true gift for sculpture and spent three years in Florence learning the techniques before starting to work at his studio in Via Luna in 2005.

Since then, Campbell has successfully exhibited in Italy and Ireland and was commissioned to make the official portrait of the president of Ireland Mary McAleese, a portrait of Sean Donlon, Chancellor of the University of Limerick, as well as a memorial to those who lost their lives in Bantry Bay, Co Cork.
His worked is influenced by the renaissance sculptors combined with stories from Irish mythology and history.

Two exquisite sculptures by both made from crystal and bronze.

Eoin Turner studied fine art at Crawford Municipal School of Art graduating in 1988.

His work is much sought after for its fine design and aesthetic sensibility as well as technical precision, using specialist kilns and materials to create designs and sculptures of exquisite beauty, casting glass, bronze and other composite materials.

His architectural installations adorn places of worship as well as commissions in some of the world’s most iconic luxury hotels and super yachts.

Today we feature the work of one of Ireland’s finest female sculptors, Sandra Bell.

Since she began exhibiting in the late 1980s, Sandra has been developing her practice in cast bronze and fabricated metal sculptures.
Often drawing distinct references from the Celtic and the Classical; the themes of harmony and balance are reoccurring in her work.

The simple but challenging lines give way to large spaces that allow a play of light to permeate the work. The smooth surfaces and soft curves draw the viewer to interact with these living and uncomplicated shapes, which can be seen as meditations on the human form, and curvaceous abstractions of reality.