Explore Our Collection Policies
Guidelines for the National Photography Collection
Discover the principles that guide the acquisition, preservation, and accessibility of our national photography collection, ensuring its integrity and public engagement.
About Our Collection
The National Photography Collection was established in 2021 by Photo Museum Ireland. It aims to reflect the development of the medium of modern and contemporary photography in the Irish context. It charts the work of leading Irish artists, critically framing their practice to build awareness of the politics of place and the role of photography in shaping cultural identity. The Collection was initiated to support contemporary photographic artists to digitise their individual archives, securing their legacy for the future.
Common Questions About Our Collection
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about our national photography collection policies.
What are the guidelines for accessing the collection?
Our collection is open to the public by appointment.
Can I photograph the collection during my visit?
Photography is allowed for personal use only. Flash photography and tripods are prohibited to protect the artworks.
How can I contribute to the collection?
We welcome submissions from contemporary photographers. Please contact our curatorial team for guidelines on how to submit your work.
Support Our Photography Collection
Your support helps us preserve and showcase these invaluable works. Consider donating today to help us continue our mission as the National Centre for Contemporary Photography.