“Art and creativity are calling!” That’s what I feel every time I approach the Wilton Gallery. It’s a beacon for both established and emerging artists. The Wilton Gallery opened its doors in 2019. It quickly became a vital part of Dublin’s art scene.
Wilton Gallery champions art. It seeks to engage new audiences. It increases the accessibility of art to everyone. Both Irish and international artists find a home here.
The gallery is more than just a space to view art. Wilton Gallery actively promotes its artists. It publishes their work. It deals in original paintings. You will also find prints and sculptures here. The ethos is simple. It is all about championing art and creativity.
Wilton Gallery hosts various exhibitions. They also hold special events. These events take place in their bespoke Dublin space. This makes each visit unique.
Imagine stepping inside. You are immediately surrounded by creativity. You might see paintings by Steve Browning. Perhaps you’ll admire sculptures. The gallery represents a wide array of talents. These include Mark P Cullen and Stephen Cullen. Hilary Evans and John Fitzgerald are also featured. Jenny Fox and Brian Gormley add to the diverse collection. The gallery supports Catherine Greene and Jeremy Houghton too. Nicky Kruseman and Alana Lavery are among the artists. Allan Madsen and Martin Mooney’s works are displayed. Hazel O’Sullivan and Helen Pomphrey contribute. Nicholas Benedict Robinson and Stephanie Sloan are also represented. Donnacha Treacy and Vadim Tuzov’s art is showcased. Finally, Anthony Wiggleworth completes the impressive roster.
Wilton Gallery isn’t just about art. It’s about community. The gallery aims to be a cultural hub. It wants to embed art and culture into the present. It also preserves the area’s literary legacy for the future. Wilton Terrace has a rich history. It was once home to some of Ireland’s greatest literary figures. The gallery adds to this legacy.
The Wilton Gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday. The opening hours are from 11:00 to 5:30. This makes it easy to plan a visit. Whether you’re an art collector, or simply curious, you’re welcome here.
So, next time you are in Dublin, make sure you visit Wilton Gallery. Experience the creativity for yourself. Discover new artists. Support the arts. You might just find your new favorite piece.