City Hall
Formerly known as City Gaol
- This office and headquarters for Limerick City and County Council was constructed in the late 1980s.
- In 1789, the Limerick City Gaol was built on this site, before being demolished and replaced by the City Hall building.
- Since 1992 it has been used as a venue for EVA in seventeen editions, including the 30th edition of EVA in 2010, curated by Elizabeth Katz (b. 1953, Sweden) and titled matters.
- Here, Aoife Desmond (b. 1974, Ireland) presented Atlas Avenue – Relocating Limerick Wastelands (2010) – a work that consisted of 18 photographic screen prints exploring Limerick’s wasteland areas.
Editions
Artwork presented at this venue
Éireann and I (Joselle Ntumba and Beulah Ezeugo), Call Centre Sound Structure, 2025.
Artwork presented at this venue
Aoife Desmond, Atlas Avenue – Relocating Limerick Wastelands, 2010.
Jacob Maendel, Untitled, 2009.
Tia Schmidt, Weave (I–VI), 2010.
Artwork presented at this venue
Diango Hernández, DJ President, 2009.
Florian Hüttner, Soundmapping, 2009.
Siobhán Ogilvy, Hallowed Ground, 2008.
Donal Sheehan, Urbis Modo Physiognomy 9, 2008.
Artwork presented at this venue
Chen Wenbo, Incompletable Writings I, 2007.
Allan deSouza, UFO Series I–VI, 2007.
Henna-Riikka Halonen, 10% Glass Mountain (Szklana Góra), 2008.
Emma Houlihan, Everywhere is a Playground, 2007.
Terry Markey, Broken Icarus, 2007.
Tricia McCarthy & Vertigo Smyth, Surreal Estate, 2007.
Artwork presented at this venue
Amy Hauft, Fog Area/Watermark, 2007.
Ashley Holmes, The Yellow Rose, 2007.
Ronnie Hughes, Assorted New England Drawings, 2006.
Aura Rosenberg, Angels of History: Thames, 2005.
Wolfgang Staehle, Ludlow Street May 2, 2006–07.
Artwork presented at this venue
Janine Davidson, Via Via, 2003.
Ayşe Erkmen, Untitled, 2004.
Leonora Hennessy, Untitled (TV Line), 2003.
Eline McGeorge, Unexpected Elsewhere, 2003.
Volkmar Klien and Ed Lear, Traces of Fire, 2004.
Artwork presented at this venue
Moisés Barrios, Banana Republic #14, 2002.
Kate Byrne, Familiar Series, 2002.
Susan Joy Connolly, Undersea, Blue, 2002.
Brian Flynn, Seamus, 2002.
Andrew Kenny, Painting S 0560-G30Y, 2002.
Helen Killane, King of the Road Series, 2002.
Luci Lane, Untitled, 2002.
Peter Morgan, Not My Shadow, 2002.
Suzannah O’Reilly, Nine Point One Seven, 2003.
Amy O’Riordan, Visions of Femininity, 2002.
Melanie O’Rourke, Untitled, 2002.
João Pedro Vale, Do you want to be part of a world of sleeping people?, 2002.
Artwork presented at this venue
Choi Jeong Hwa, Funny Game, 1997.
Helen Killane, Robert, Eddie, Joe, Mervyn, Ronnie, Jim, 2001.
Clive Murphy, Inflatable Cardboard Boxes, 2001.
Ronan Sharkey, No Signs, 2002.
Artwork presented at this venue
David Bourke, The Flood, Life in the Refuge, 2001.
Michael Canning, Silverlove, Permanent Impermanent, 1999.
Jota Castro, Europa Agricola III, 2001.
Jota Castro and Carmela Uranga, Starching the Flag, 2001.
Ian Charlesworth, i know who you are (i), i know who you arte (ii), 2001.
Karen T. Colbert, Untitled No. 703, Untitled No. 710, 2000, n.d.
Anthony Collins, Theatre of Paint/Homage to Grünewald, 2001, n.d.
Rita Duffy, Safe, Tape, 1999, n.d.
Pat Harris, Green Pumpkin, White Pumpkin, 2000.
Lucy Hill, Untitled, 2000.
Allan Hughes, Mother, 2000.
Emma Louise Johnston, Great Escape, Lost Horizon, 2000–01.
Catherine Kelly, Good Friday Joker, 2000.
Gillian Kenny, Man Boy Man Woman Woman Woman, 2000.
Ronan McCrea, Das ist Echt!, 2000–01.
Eoghan McTigue, Empty Sign (Trinity), 2000.
Christine Mackey, Sewing Stories, 2001.
Madeleine Moore, The Cellar, 1999.
Ann Mulrooney, Clear Vision, 2000.
John O’Connell, A Sock, a Cock and a Concrete Block, 1997.
John O’Connell, Cream Carpet, 1998.
Mairead O’hEocha, Drawing Shoes, 2000.
Alice Peillon, Cacti, Leaves, 2000.
Johannes Phokela, Pantomime Act Trilogy, 1999.
Johannes Phokela, Mortal Diptych surmounted by cameo emblems, 1997.
Willie Redmond, Black Rhapsody, Red Rhapsody, 1997.
Cóilín Rush, Seamus, Pfiefer, 2000.
Dan Shipsides, Angels Wall, n.d.
Joan Smith, Angles Wall, 1999.
Joan Smith, Empty Nest, 2000.
Tracey Staunton, Homesick, 2000.
Artwork presented at this venue
Tadej Pogacar, PARASITE MUSEUM – Kingdom of Heaven, 2000.
Aydan Murtezaoglu, Untitled, 2000.
Bernard Smyth, World Record, 1999.
Deirdre Power, Priority Seating, 1997.
Deirdre Power, Spar Shopping, 2000.
Christine Mackey, How tight we weave our snare, 1999.
Federico Guzmán, Blackboard Jungle Plants, 1999–2000.
Xu Bing, A Case Study of Transference, 2000.
James Savage, Tango, collage, 1999.
Artwork presented at this venue
Michael Canning, BVM 1, 1999.
Carmel Cleary, Red Iron Bridge, n.d.
Eamon Colman, Ling Line Morning, n.d.
Oliver Comerford, Calling, n.d.
Margaret Corcoran, Victoria’s Absence, n.d.
Jeannette Doyle, Clubcard No 634000 00001 132798, Points This Visit 155, n.d.
Rita Duffy, Chokecherry, n.d.
Carissa Farrell, Untitled, n.d.
Darragh Hogan, One by One, n.d.
Stephen Loughman, Nothing, n.d.
Terry McAllister, Signature, n.d.
Deirdre O’Mahony, Wrap #2, n.d.
Niamh O’Malley, Convolvulvus, n.d.
Jim Savage, Landscape A, n.d.
Artwork presented at this venue
John Aiken, Portrait in Cities – Luxembourg, 1997.
Martin Assig, Knee (water), 1995.
Martin Assig, Knee (flames), 1995.
Rodney Graham, Linden Ronse from 5 Trees (Flanders) series, 1989.
Thomas Grunfeld, Grief, 1994.
Andreas Gurskey, Chicago Board of Trade, 1997.
Robert Janz, Untitled (winter scene, spring scene), n.d.
Artwork presented at this venue
Kevin Francis Gray, Untitled, n.d.
Michael Minnis, Seeing is Believing, n.d.
Geraldine O’Brien, Your Precious Time, n.d.
Artwork presented at this venue
Bizhan Bassiri, La Spada,1992.
Mike Fitzpatrick, Tireless Ireland Series, 1993.
ManfreDu Schu, Untitled, 1996.
Fausto Delle Chiaie, Untitled, 1994.
