Belonging - The Hunt Museum

Belonging

February 10, 2022 - April 24, 2022

Silhouetted group of children and adults lean over a fence, gazing into the distance. The mood is contemplative against a pale blue sky.
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Belonging explores what it means to belong to your city, your country and to Europe.  This major exhibition features 82 works by European artists, from all 27 EU countries plus the UK, on loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) Art Collection. The artworks can be seen in eight locations across Limerick city.

Venues and opening times

Eight Limerick venues: Hunt Museum, Limerick City Gallery of Art, Mary Immaculate College, Bourn Vincent Gallery & Plassey House at University of Limerick, St Mary’s Cathedral, The People’s Museum and The Sailors Home.

Opening times for various Limerick locations, including Hunt Museum, St. Mary's Cathedral, Plassey House, and more. Most open weekdays, some closed Sundays. Details highlight specific hours and notes about last admissions and events.
Poster for 'Belonging' event in Limerick featuring art exhibitions and activities across 8 locations. Lists various events and displays an image of figures leaning on a fence by Mircea Suciu. Event dates: February 10 - April 24, 2022.

Belonging Community Events

  • Belonging Student-Led Tours: Click here for more information (Various dates)
  • I Belong event series: Hosted by Gorm Media. Click here for more information. (11th March, 25th of March and 8th of April)
  • Pop Interpretation – Music Generation. Click here for more information. (9th of April)
  • The Cikada Acrobats Performance and Workshops. Click here for more information. (16th – 17th of April)

Walking Trail

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Thank you for being part of Belonging

Click here to read the press release

Belonging Launch Event

The launch event for Belonging took place on February 10th, 2022 in Saint Mary’s Cathedral and The Hunt Museum.  

Diane Daly of the Irish Chamber Orchestra played  LIMERICK’S LAMENTATION OR “MARBHNA LUIMNI 

There was a panel session comprising: Minister of State Thomas Byrne, French Embassy and EU Presidency, Ambassador Guérand,  President of the University of Limerick; Kerstin Mey, Climate activist Saoirse Exton, facilitated by John Moran, Chair of the European Expo and The Hunt Museum. 

A diverse group of people, dressed formally, smiling and posing together in a dimly lit room with a warm atmosphere. Screens in the background display a woman's portrait.
A woman in a green dress plays the violin on stage under dim lighting. A
A man in a suit and red tie speaks on a video screen in a dimly lit room. The subtitle reads:
A person stands at a podium adorned with a golden eagle, speaking at the European Expo in Limerick. The backdrop features an illuminated sign.
A man in a suit stands on a dimly lit stage with a
Five people seated on a panel at the European Expo in Limerick. They're in discussion with a backdrop that reads
A dimly lit church with arched ceilings and illuminated stone walls features a central screen displaying a presentation, creating a solemn and focused atmosphere.
Silhouetted figures stand in a dimly lit gallery, viewing a vibrant framed portrait featuring a stylized woman with a crown against a red background.
Three people conversing in a dimly lit art gallery with green walls. Framed artworks are visible in the background, creating a contemplative mood.
A group of people smiling at a social gathering, holding drinks. Artwork is visible on the wall behind them. Warm, friendly atmosphere.
Visitors in a dimly lit art gallery observe vibrant, abstract paintings on a teal wall. One person points, creating an atmosphere of engagement.
A person in a gradient blue and white jacket observes cyanotype prints on a white wall in a well-lit gallery. The mood is calm and contemplative.
Dimly lit art gallery with silhouettes of people viewing displays. Central focus on a large hexagonal art piece, creating a contemplative atmosphere.
A group of people in a dimly lit art gallery, admiring artwork on green walls. They are wearing coats, some with masks, conveying an atmosphere of quiet focus.

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Event details

Venue

The Hunt Museum

The Custom House, Rutland Street
Limerick, V94 EV8A Ireland

Phone: 061 312 833

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