Exhibition
RUA Annual Exhibition
The 144th Royal Ulster Academy Annual Exhibition of Art is taking place at Ulster Museum
slow art sundays
Explore the art of Ulster Museum s l o w l y, led by one of our knowledgeable guides
Date
First Sunday of every month
Time
14:00 to 15:00
Slow Art Sundays offer a chance to take time and look slowly at a selection of works from our art collection, helping people discover the joy of appreciating and loving art.
Join us on the first Sunday of every month for Slow Art Sunday, an opportunity to explore our art collections in more detail. Explore the influences and inspirations that contributed to the artwork, and find out our guide's favourite pieces! Feel free to sketch or bring your own interpretations as our guides bring the artwork to life.
The next Slow Art Sunday will take place on Sunday 2nd November, focusing on artworks in The 144th Royal Ulster Academy Annual Exhibition.
Please meet in Art Gallery 6 at 14:00 to join in.
The following Slow Art Sunday will take place on Sunday 7th December, with a focus on paintings in our Renaissance to Romanticism: Painting before 1900 exhibition. Discover 'The Nativity' by Baldassarre Peruzzi and J.M.W. Turner’s The Dawn of Christianity (The Flight into Egypt) from 1841. For this session, meet in Art Gallery 1 at 14:00 to join in.
No booking necessary.
Current Art Exhibitions
Exhibition
Akihiko Okamura: The Memories of Others
An exhibition of rarely seen artworks by Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura, documenting his relationship with Ireland during the Troubles.
Exhibition
Light from the West; Irish Art after 1870
An Irish art exhibition featuring well-loved paintings from the years following 1870
Exhibition
Renaissance to Romanticism
The finest pre-1900 Irish, British and European paintings in the Ulster Museum collection, including Peruzzi's 'The Nativity'.