CA Collective Exhibition Returns to the RHA, Showcasing Artists with Disabilities
The CA Collective Exhibition returns to the Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) for its second year, featuring the work of 22 talented artists from the 27-member CA Collective—an inclusive community of artists who identify as having an intellectual disability or are from the neurodiverse community. Organised by Connections Arts Centre (CAC), the exhibition welcomes 10 new artists this year and highlights a diverse range of artistic voices. Open to the public until the 20th April 2025, the exhibition celebrates inclusivity and the transformative power of art. Visitors can also attend artist talks, live demonstrations, and guided tours throughout the exhibition. Admission is free, but booking is required.
For more information, visit www.connectionsartscentre.ie.
Dublin Artist Jason Grace from Tallaght with his piece Teenage Years proudly showcases his artwork at the Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) as part of the CA Collective Exhibition, which officially opened on Thursday, 13th March. The exhibition is hosted by Connections Arts Centre (CAC), a social enterprise championing inclusivity in the arts.
Cavan Artist Thomas Higgins from Drumalee Cross with his piece Two Boats of Crover proudly showcases his artwork at the Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) as part of the CA Collective Exhibition, which officially opened on Thursday, 13th March. The exhibition is hosted by Connections Arts Centre (CAC), a social enterprise championing inclusivity in the arts.
Dublin Artist Rachel Coen from Palmerstown with her piece Me Oul Flower proudly showcases her artwork at the Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) as part of the CA Collective Exhibition, which officially opened on Thursday, 13th March. The exhibition is hosted by Connections Arts Centre (CAC), a social enterprise championing inclusivity in the arts.
