Explore the art of Ulster Museum s l o w l y, led by one of our knowledgeable guides
No Booking Needed!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.
Our next Slow Art Sunday on Sunday 2nd February will look at the Neil Shawcross stained glass window in our Modern History gallery. Explore its place within the Ulster Museum's Brutalist extension with our knowledgeable guide. We'll also look at the Angus Suttie ceramic sculpture found in our Applied Art gallery.
No booking necessary.
See new intervention by Northern Irish Artist Mary McIntyre in the Spotlight Gallery, which is at the Ulster Museum as part of the Ulster University Belfast School of Art at 175 programme
Political mural painting in Northern Ireland is the longest, continuous example found anywhere in the world. Bill Rolston has been photographing this tradition since 1981 and this exhibition showcases Rolston's photography of the political murals scene in NI
