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5 September – 3 October 2026

From Jeff Koons to Johnny Six Legs: RCC Opens Up Donegal’s Public Collections in an Exhibition Everyone Can Be Part Of

Works by major international artists, leading Donegal artists and even a six-legged sheep will come together at the Regional Cultural Centre this September for Open Collection: An Exhibition in the Making - a new participatory exhibition bringing artworks and objects from public collections across Donegal into the gallery and inviting visitors to become part of the exhibition themselves.

Visitors are invited to look at the works, respond creatively and make something of their own using drawing and art materials provided in the gallery. Their creations will then be added to the gallery walls, allowing the exhibition to grow and change throughout its run as more people take part.

The exhibition brings together a diverse selection of artworks and objects, spanning internationally recognised artists, established Donegal artists and works with strong connections to the county. Pieces by Jeff Koons and Victor Vasarely will sit among the works drawn from Donegal’s public collections, bringing together work that varies widely in style, subject and approach.

The exhibition also features work by Cathal McGinley, Christy Keeney, Helena Gorey, Jeff Koons, Jill Quigley, Laura Buchanan, Liz Doyle, Marie Barrett, Mhairi Sutherland, Peadar McDaid, Seán Hillen, Victor Vasarely, Caitlín Ní Ghallachóir and Kevin McGee.

Open Collection: An Exhibition in the Making runs at the Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny, from 5 September to 3 October 2026. Admission is free and all are welcome.

The exhibition is curated by Siobhan O’Connor and presented with support from Donegal County Museum and Glebe House and Gallery (OPW).

For further information, visit regionalculturalcentre.com.

Event
  • Start Date Saturday 05 September 2026
  • End Date Saturday 03 October 2026
  • Free Admission
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REGIONAL CULTURAL CENTRE,
Regional Cultural Centre ,
F92 C8HD

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