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For one night onlyFriday 25th November, 5-10pmHomeplus, 109 Botanic Avenue, BelfastExhibition featuring all new artwork by Stephen Doyle, Christopher McSherry and Seán O'BrienFeaturing durational performance Constantinople 7-9pm The exhibition Get out of my stable, you're not a pony is a unique collaboration between artists Stephen Doyle, Christopher McSherry and Seán O'Brien, and the Belfast-based homelessness charity Homeplus. The special…See More

For one night onlyFriday 25th November, 5-10pmHomeplus, 109 Botanic Avenue, BelfastExhibition featuring all new artwork by Stephen Doyle, Christopher McSherry and Seán O'BrienFeaturing durational performance Constantinople 7-9pm The exhibition Get out of my stable, you're not a pony is a unique collaboration between artists Stephen Doyle, Christopher McSherry and Seán O'Brien, and the Belfast-based homelessness charity Homeplus. The special…See More

For one night onlyFriday 25th November, 5-10pmHomeplus, 109 Botanic Avenue, BelfastExhibition featuring all new artwork by Stephen Doyle, Christopher McSherry and Seán O'BrienFeaturing durational performance Constantinople 7-9pm The exhibition Get out of my stable, you're not a pony is a unique collaboration between artists Stephen Doyle, Christopher McSherry and Seán O'Brien, and the Belfast-based homelessness charity Homeplus. The special…See More

For one night onlyFriday 25th November, 5-10pmHomeplus, 109 Botanic Avenue, BelfastExhibition featuring all new artwork by Stephen Doyle, Christopher McSherry and Seán O'BrienFeaturing durational performance Constantinople 7-9pm The exhibition Get out of my stable, you're not a pony is a unique collaboration between artists Stephen Doyle, Christopher McSherry and Seán O'Brien, and the Belfast-based homelessness charity Homeplus. The special…See More

In response to the increasing prevalence of video as a vital part of the practice of many contemporary artists, the Empress Gallery presents an eclectic variety of short videos made by some of the most exciting and challenging artists working today. Videos include video art, short films, animations, video documentation of performances and installations, and more. Featuring videos by Owen Boss, Cherith Brown, Declan Byrne, Lesley Cherry, Lisa Castagner, Maki Hitomi, Ryan Moffett, Angela Molloy,…See More

In response to the increasing prevalence of video as a vital part of the practice of many contemporary artists, the Empress Gallery presents an eclectic variety of short videos made by some of the most exciting and challenging artists working today. Videos include video art, short films, animations, video documentation of performances and installations, and more. Featuring videos by Owen Boss, Cherith Brown, Declan Byrne, Lesley Cherry, Lisa Castagner, Maki Hitomi, Ryan Moffett, Angela Molloy,…See More

The exhibition 'Si Post Fata Venit Gloria Non Propero' (If one must die to be recognized, I can wait) reconfigures some of Joe Ryan's vast output from the previous six years into a new and unique arrangement. Most of the prints on display show scenes from war zones and uprisings, while others reference more local and personal issues.Joe Ryan is a printmaker currently based in Dublin, where he is a member of the Graphic Studios. Since graduating from Middlesex University in 2003, and having…See More

The exhibition 'Si Post Fata Venit Gloria Non Propero' (If one must die to be recognized, I can wait) reconfigures some of Joe Ryan's vast output from the previous six years into a new and unique arrangement. Most of the prints on display show scenes from war zones and uprisings, while others reference more local and personal issues.Joe Ryan is a printmaker currently based in Dublin, where he is a member of the Graphic Studios. Since graduating from Middlesex University in 2003, and having…See More

For the Empress Gallery's first photography exhibition, guest curator Catherine McKenna has worked with University of Ulster students and recent graduates. The show looks at aspects of perception and representation within a visual medium, in particular how artists are trying to challenge existing representations. The artists have collectively looked at sensitive issues such as disability, mental health, trauma, & sexuality. Holly Anderson, Gavin Devine, David Farquhar, Emma Hopley and…See More