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The Molesworth Gallery

About

Founded in 2000 by Teresa Crowley and Ronan Lyons, The Molesworth Gallery is one of Ireland’s leading contemporary art spaces, located in a Georgian townhouse on Molesworth Street in central Dublin. The gallery represents a roster of acclaimed Irish artists working across painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media. Hosting eight solo and two curated group exhibitions annually, it offers a dynamic programme that reflects both emerging talent and established voices. Exhibitions are documented through publications ranging from brochures to hardback books, and the gallery actively collaborates with museums and arts centres to broaden public access. It also promotes its artists at international art fairs, enhancing their visibility on the global stage. With its elegant setting and commitment to artistic excellence, The Molesworth Gallery provides a refined yet accessible platform for contemporary Irish art, making it a key destination for collectors, curators, and cultural enthusiasts alike.

Dublin Ireland

Location

The Molesworth Gallery is located at 16 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2, right in the city centre. Housed in a large Georgian townhouse dating back to the 18th century, the gallery occupies the ground and first floors, offering a spacious venue for contemporary art exhibitions. The gallery is known for showcasing accomplished Irish artists, hosting around eight solo and two curated group exhibitions annually. Its elegant architectural setting provides a refined backdrop for a diverse range of contemporary artworks. Nearby, visitors can explore Dublin’s cultural and historic core, including the nearby National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square Park, and St Stephen’s Green. The area is filled with historic Georgian buildings, charming streets, and a variety of cafes and restaurants. The gallery is also close to key cultural institutions such as the Irish Museum of Modern Art and Trinity College, making it a perfect stop for art lovers wishing to explore Dublin’s artistic heritage. Public transport connections include nearby Luas tram stops and numerous bus routes, ensuring easy access to the gallery.