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The Arts The University fosters a broad arts programme and is currently home to the: - Irish World Academy of Music and Dance - an internationally acclaimed centre for innovation and research in music and dance performance and scholarship, - Irish Chamber Orchestra - Ireland's leading international chamber orchestra, funded by An Chomhairle Ealaíon, The Irish Arts Council. These bodies also engage in the commissioning and performance of new Irish music and dance. The University is the permanent home of several art collections, including: - The National Self-Portrait Collection of Ireland - The Watercolour Society of Ireland Collection - The O'Malley Sculpture Collection - The Irish American Cultural Institute's O'Malley Collection - The Armitage Collection - The Medical Art Collection The Bourn Vincent Gallery is the University's principal venue for exhibitions with an ancillary programme of seminars, lectures and performances. The Gallery continues to promote an awareness of visual art and contemporary practices with its exhibition schedule throughout the year, including works by Donald Teskey, Michael Canning, John Kingerlee, Alice Maher and Maeve McCarthy. Since its establishment, the Bourn Vincent Gallery has exhibited collections by August Sander, Barry and Philip Castle, a selection of pieces from Gordon Lambert's collection as well as hosting the annual exhibition of new additions to the National Self-Portrait Collection of Ireland and elements of ev+a each year. The University's own Arts Collection includes outdoor sculptures by international artists including Michael Warren, Peter Logan, Alexandra Wejchert, James McKenna, Tom Fitzpatrick, Antony Gormley and Sean Scully. These sculptures have added significantly to the artistic and cultural ambience of the University and the region. University Concert Hall The University Concert Hall (UCH), is a 1,000 seat, multi-purpose venue and the first purpose-built concert hall in the country. Since its establishment in 1993, UCH has served as a multi-cultural facility for the Mid-West Region and beyond with over 1.4 million audience members attending concert performances spanning all genres of music together with performances of dance, ballet, musicals, drama, comedy and opera. Frequent television and radio broadcasts by the National broadcaster RTĒ have taken place and the venue plays host to numerous local community music and performance groups. During the summer months UCH operates as a young people's centre for advanced learning in various musical disciplines including vocal, choral, operatic and orchestral training. Visit the University Concert Hall for details of upcoming events and concerts.
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Na hEalaíona Cothaíonn an Ollscoil clár ealaíon leathan agus tá na cláir seo a leanas faoina coimirce: - Dámh Chruinne Éireann Rince agus Ceol – lárionad do nuáil agus do thaighde i léiriú agus i scoláireacht ceoil agus damhsa a bhfuil cáil idirnáisiúnta air, - Ceolfhoireann Aireagail na hÉireann - príomh-cheolfhoireann aireagail na hÉireann arna maoiniú ag an Chomhairle Ealaíon. Tá baint ag na comhlachtaí sin le ceol agus damhsa Éireannach nua a choimisiúnú agus a thaibhiú. Tá roinnt bailiúchán ealaíne lonnaithe go buan san Ollscoil, lena n-áirítear: - Bailiúchán Féinphortráide Náisiúnta na hÉireann - Bailiúchán Chumann Uiscedhatha na hÉireann - Bailiúchán Dealbhóireachta Uí Mháille - Bailiúchán Uí Mháille de chuid Institiúid Chultúir na hÉireann agus Mheirceá - Bailiúchán Armitage Is í Dánlann Bourn Vincent príomhshuíomh na hOllscoile do thaispeántais shealadacha agus bíonn fochlár de sheimineáir, léachtaí agus taibhithe ann freisin. Leanann an Dánlann den tuiscint a chothú ar an ealaín don tsúil agus ar nósanna na linne seo trí sceideal taispeántas i rith na bliana ar fad, lenar bhain saothair de chuid Donald Teskey, Michael Canning, John Kingerlee, Alice Maher agus Maeve McCarthy. Ó bunaíodh í, thaispeáin Dánlann Bourn Vincent bailiúcháin de chuid August Sander, Barry agus Philip Castle agus roinnt píosaí ó bhailiúchán Gordon Lambert, chomh maith le taispeántas bliantúil de na pictiúir nua i mBailiúchán Náisiúnta Féinphortráide na hÉireann agus gnéithe de ev+a a óstáil gach bliain. Áirítear ar Bhailiúchán Ealaíne na hOllscoile féin dealbhóireacht faoin spéir le healaíontóirí idirnáisiúnta lena n-áirítear Michael Warren, Peter Logan, Alexandra Wejchert, James McKenna, Tom Fitzpatrick, Antony Gormley agus Seán Scully. Tá curtha go mór ag an dealbhóireacht sin leis an atmaisféar ealaíonta agus cultúrtha san Ollscoil agus sa réigiún. Ceoláras na hOllscoile Is láthair ilchuspóra, 1,000 suíochán é Ceoláras na hOllscoile (UCH), arbh é an chéad cheoláras sa tír é a tógadh agus sainchuspóir leis. Ó bunaíodh é in 1993, tá an Ceoláras ina áis ilchultúir ag Réigiún an Mheán-Iarthair agus agus ag áiteanna eile nach é agus bhí os cionn 1.4 milliún duine i láthair ag imeachtaí éagsúla a bhí ar siúl ann ar nós ceolchoirmeacha, lenar bhain gach seánra ceoil, chomh maith le hócáidí damhsa, ballet, ceoldrámaí, drámaí grinn agus opera. Chraol RTÉ, an craoltóir náisiúnta, go minic ón gceoláras, ar theilifís agus ar raidió agus óstaíonn an láthair go leor dreamanna pobail agus scoileanna áitiúla dá dtaispeántais bhliantúla.