Join a one‑hour online conversation in Irish that looks closely at the life and work of pioneering abstract painter Hilma af Klint. Hosted by the National Gallery of Ireland, the session will trace her artistic development from early portraiture and nature studies to the visionary abstract pieces that have secured her place in art history. A gallery staff member will be joined by an art historian or specialist, offering insight into Hilma’s ideas, influences and the themes that run through her oeuvre.
The format encourages audience participation, with time set aside for questions and comments, making it a good opportunity for anyone interested in modern art, the gallery’s current exhibition, or simply wishing to practise Irish in a cultural context.
Good to know
- When: Thursday 22 October 2026, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
- Where: Online via Zoom (access details will be provided on registration)
- Cost: Free
- Organiser: National Gallery of Ireland
- Open to all ages; no specific accessibility requirements noted
- Participants will need a device with internet access and a Zoom‑compatible browser or app
