The Photo Museum Ireland in Dublin is dedicated to fostering a dynamic culture of photography across a broad range of platforms. This award winning gallery was established in 1978 by John Osman in the heart of Temple Bar and the impressive building was designed by architects O’Donnell and Toumey.
The diverse and free exhibitions showcase the best of contemporary Irish and international photography. Free public talks and events encourage critical debate and appreciation for photography in an engaging and accessible way.
As a hub of contemporary photography, Photo Museum Ireland supports Irish photographers in the ongoing development of their work. They provide exhibition space and work space, including darkrooms, a digital studio and scanning. Paid workshops are taught by artists and available to all.
As Ireland’s largest photography book specialist, the shop stocks an impressive collection of photography books and magazines, featuring works from renowned Irish and International photographers.
- The engaging exhibitions, public discussions and other events are free.
- It is a hub for contemporary photography in Ireland featuring exhibition space, work space and classes.
- The Photo Museum Ireland supports the development of Irish photographic artists.
- The bookshop is Ireland's largest photography book specialist, featuring work from Irish and international artists.
Visit The Temple Bar Food Market on Meeting House Square every Saturday from 10:00 to 16:30 and enjoy tasting artisan foods in the heart of Dublin City centre.
