Red Sky at Night by Household

Aartists include Zuza Golińska (Poland), Kanich Khajohnsri (Thailand), Kasper Lecnim & Irmina Rusicka (Poland), Dina Mimi (Palestine), Aisling O’Beirn (Ireland) and Leandros Ntolas (Greece).

As the nights grow longer, and the spirit world draws near, we are embracing the darkness and hosting a weekend of evening exhibitions and events across Belfast in some of the city’s most historic locations.

Artists from Palestine, Greece, Poland, Thailand and Belfast have responded to the city and have explored a range of stories relating to the city’s past, present and future. Featuring interventions into architecture, sound performances and immersive installations, this night time art festival invites audiences to see their city in a new light.

Red Sky at Night is part of the Belfast 2024 celebrations and is generously supported by Belfast City Council, British Council, and the Mondriaan Fund.

It has been made possible through the support of Belfast Buildings Trust, Hearth NI, staff at Botanic Gardens, 2 Royal Avenue, SARC, Glenwood Primary School, St Mary’s Primary School, Visual Spectrum, John D’Arcy, Chris Campbell-Palmer, Shesaid Design, the First 47 design Artworks will be installed at Riddel's Warehouse (Dina Mimi), the Palm House (Kanich Khajohnsri), Carlisle Memorial Church (Leandros Ntolas) - Bank of Ireland (Zuza Golińska) - 2RA (Irmina Rusicka & Kasper Lecnim), and the Waterworks Park (Aisling O’Beirn).

All installations will be free to visit.

Performances will have limited capacity and will require pre-booking.

Booking links will be available soon.

Part of Belfast 2024>>