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Technologies of Peace: Art and Transition in Contemporary Europe (1989–2026)

12 September 2026 to 9 May 2027Price not confirmed

Technologies of Peace uses contemporary art to examine how societies move beyond conflict.

MyMap visitor guide · Sources checked 22 September 2026

When
12 September 2026 to 9 May 2027
Where
IMMA. Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin
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Price not confirmed
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Exhibitions

What to expect

The exhibition connects Ireland’s experience with other European contexts from 1989 onwards. Works from IMMA’s collection, including artists such as Willie Doherty, Frances Hegarty and Sandra Johnston, sit within a larger international programme about memory, identity and the work of building peace.

Sources: Irish Museum of Modern Art

Plan your visit

The exhibition runs in Gallery 2 from 12 September 2026 to 9 May 2027. Those are the opening and closing dates of one exhibition, not two separate events. Check museum opening days and any accompanying talks before planning your visit.

Sources: Irish Museum of Modern Art

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Irish Museum of Modern Art, read 22 September 2026

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Programme and visiting details are based on the sources below, checked on the dates shown. The original listing was supplied by Fáilte Ireland under CC BY 4.0. For changes to the programme or ticket availability, follow the organiser’s official link.

  • Fáilte Ireland Open Data · imported 22 September 2026
    Venue, dates, entry details and official links imported from the Events dataset under CC BY 4.0. Source descriptions are not republished.
  • Irish Museum of Modern Art · read 22 September 2026
    Programme and visiting details used to write the MyMap visitor guide.

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