Kerlin Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on Anne’s Lane, a quiet alley just off Grafton Street in Dublin 2. Its airy, minimalist space presents changing exhibitions by Irish and international artists, with past shows by Andy Warhol, Sean Scully and Hiroshi Sugimoto. The gallery is compact, so it suits a short art stop while exploring the city centre. Entry to its exhibitions is free. Find the lane by looking for the umbrellas, and check the gallery’s website or Instagram for current and upcoming shows.
Finding the gallery on Anne’s Lane
Kerlin Gallery is at Anne’s Lane, Dublin 2, just off Grafton Street. The lane is easy to pass without noticing, so look for the umbrellas near the entrance. Its central location makes it easy to add to a walk around the city centre.
Exhibitions and artists
The gallery presents contemporary art in a sleek, minimalist setting. Its programme has included solo exhibitions by Irish artists such as Dorothy Cross, Willie Doherty, Siobhán Hapaska and Callum Innes, alongside international artists including Hiroshi Sugimoto and Nathalie Du Pasquier.
Past exhibitions have also included Andy Warhol retrospectives and shows by Sean Scully. The exhibition programme changes, so check the gallery’s website or Instagram for what is on during your visit. Entry to the exhibitions is free.
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Where is Kerlin Gallery?
It is on Anne’s Lane in Dublin 2, just off Grafton Street. Look for the umbrellas to spot the entrance.
Is entry to Kerlin Gallery free?
Yes. The gallery’s exhibitions are free to visit.
What kind of art is shown at Kerlin Gallery?
The gallery presents contemporary art by Irish and international artists. Its past exhibitions have included work by Andy Warhol, Sean Scully and Hiroshi Sugimoto.
When is Kerlin Gallery open?
It is open Tuesday to Friday and on Saturday. It is closed on Sunday and Monday; check the gallery’s website for current details.
