
Dr Richard Hogan: Parenting the Screenager
Sun, 20 Sep
Pavilion Theatre


Af Klint’s art was profoundly informed by spirituality and her explorations of Rosicrucianism, Theosophy, and Anthroposophy. Like many artists of her time, she sought to make sense of and articulate the modern world.
Hilma af Klint’s spiritual paintings were seldom shown beyond her close circle. Her work remained in storage until the 1980s, largely unknown outside Sweden. This show explores the time and place that shaped her unique artistic vision.
Organised in collaboration with The Hilma af Klint Foundation.
Presented by Key Capital at 25.
Funded as part of the Culture Programme for Ireland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2026.
Readers are advised to check with the venue before relying on the details published here.

Sun, 20 Sep
Pavilion Theatre




Fri, 2 Oct
RDS Hall 7 (Concert Hall)




Fri, 23 Oct - Sat, 24 Oct
Whitestown House


Sun, 25 Oct
dlr Mill Theatre

Mon, 14 Sep - Sun, 27 Sep
Townhall, 1WML