This exhibition contains material responding to social issues such as body autonomy, language and culture, LGBTQ+ rights, mental health and the environment. Some of this material may contain strong language or mature imagery.
Array Collective: The Druthaib's Ball
Date
24th February to 3rd September
The Druthaib's Ball is the 2021 Turner Prize-winning installation by the Belfast-based artists collectively known as Array Collective. They are the first artists from Northern Ireland to win the prestigious Turner Prize. The group of eleven artists from the north and south of Ireland, England and Italy all live and work in Belfast creating collaborative actions in response to socio-political issues affecting them and their communities.
Watch this space for more details on an exciting programme of events!
The acquisition to the Ulster Museum collection was supported by the Art Fund and the Department for Communities.
Image Credits: The Druthaib’s Ball (2021) Array Collective. Image courtesy of National Museums NI. Collection: Ulster Museum BELUM.U2022.1
Ahead of your visit...
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