Exhibition
The Enemy Is Time
Explore how contemporary artists are responding to the climate crisis in the Spotlight Gallery
slow art sundays
Explore the art of Ulster Museum s l o w l y, led by one of our knowledgeable guides
Date
First Sunday of every month
Time
14:00 to 15:00
Slow Art Sundays offer a chance to take time and look slowly at a selection of works from our art collection, helping people discover the joy of appreciating and loving art.
Join us on the first Sunday of every month for Slow Art Sunday, an opportunity to explore our art collections in more detail. Explore the influences and inspirations that contributed to the artwork, and find out our guide's favourite pieces! Feel free to sketch or bring your own interpretations as our guides bring the artwork to life.
The next Slow Art Sunday will take place on Sunday 6th July, where we'll be delving into The Enemy Is Time exhibition. This Slow Art Sunday will take place in the Lecture Theatre.
No booking necessary.
Current Art Exhibitions
Exhibition
Wild Ireland: Past, Present, Future
A temporary exhibition featuring over 50 paintings by renowned wildlife painter, Julian Friers
Exhibition
Renaissance to Romanticism
The finest pre-1900 Irish, British and European paintings in the Ulster Museum collection, including Peruzzi's 'The Nativity'.