Digital Art at Wilton Park

Launched in November 2021, Living Canvas at Wilton Park has enjoyed ten successful seasons, showing more than one hundred individual art and literary works, and fourteen new commissions by Irish and international artists.

A key part of Dublin's
arts infrastructure

Quickly becoming a key part of Dublin’s arts infrastructure – a public and democratic arts space for art lovers, residents, and visitors – Living Canvas was the largest digital screen in Europe to be solely dedicated to the arts, and only the second of its kind in the world.

Wilton Park is currently closed for essential maintenance. During this time, we are reviewing the programme, and developing future plans. Subject to license, we look forward to announcing the next chapter of Living Canvas soon.

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Living Canvas

Our ‘Living Canvas’ screen at
Wilton Park is one of the largest dedicated cultural galleries in the world. Since 2021, it has been used to showcase the work of leading international and local artists.

Art and artists A-Z

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Marina Abramovic
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Bassam Al-Sabah
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Farouk Alao
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Avery Angle
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Brown Bag Films
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Khairani Barokka
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Aideen Barry
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John Beattie
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Wiliam Blake
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Eavan Boland
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Bureau Bonanza
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Owen Boss
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Katherine Boucher Beug
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Colm Breathnach
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Alan Butler
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Sarah Clancy
You've viewed 16 of 124 artists

Supported by

Living Canvas

Living Canvas is a cultural initiative by IPUT which establishes new ways of exhibiting artworks in large scale outdoor installations in Dublin’s city centre.