Art

Irish artist Mark Francis: ‘These prints are pieces in their own right, just as important as a big painting’

John Tuomey: I thought the purpose of architecture was to change the world. Now I’m thinking about what endures

The two sides of John Lavery, an Irish artist with a magic touch

What I Do: Will Fogarty, chainsaw artist

Theatre-maker Luke Casserly's work 'Distillation' explores our relationship with the bog

Andy Warhol Three Times Out: Five years of planning, 250 works. This Irish show is a big deal

From 3D printing to AI weather presenters: RHA show looks at nature through new technologies

New art exhibition presents stories of young male refugees

New digital art experience allows people to upload images of themselves on to giant head

Climate change protester who threw soup at painting in Cork ‘getting life back on track’

Antonin Artaud in Ireland: Myth and influence of avant-garde genius we arrested and deported in 1930s

Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood, his former sister-in-law and the paintings that sparked a copyright row

Fifty artists, 17 venues: EVA International art extravaganza takes over Limerick

The work of dreams: Sara Baume on Mollie Douthit’s art

‘It is important to show art that reflects different people’

‘When I do a sand drawing, you know the thing you are looking at will never be seen in the world again’

Ireland’s best portraits of 2023: National Gallery of Ireland announces Zurich prize shortlists

The language and imagery which defined unionism for 100 years no longer resembles the landscape of fact

Curiosity, gut instinct and a nose for value: the art of curation

The State spent almost €600,000 on art in recent years. Here’s a look at what they are buying

From Paul Henry to Richard Mosse: A new way of looking at the landscape

State and local government have failed to deliver urban spaces that feel functional or comfortable

Galway International Arts Festival 2023: 12 moments we’ll remember

Pain and glory: Artists explore how sport permeates life

Harry Clarke stained glass museum proposed for Dublin’s Parnell Square

Squaring the Circle: Celebrating designers of era-defining album sleeves

It Took a Century: Do we still need an exhibition dedicated to art by women? Sadly, yes

Galway International Arts Festival: 15 events you don’t want to miss

David Mach: ‘If there’s a revolution coming, I hope it’s coming bloody soon, and I’ll be in it’

'You create an entirely different world': artist and model maker Nathan Wheeler

Maud Lewis’s vivid art is no less brilliant for her disability

‘The water started slowly to rise and rise, like a horror movie’: The race to archive art

Grazing in Lucan: Italian ambassador’s residence opens to public with herd of buffalo sculptures

Stephen Murphy wins RCSI award for a sculpture of his premature newborn son

Former Stardust nightclub to be converted to art studios

Na Cailleacha: Women’s art collective explores age and invisibility

Public art: Striking the balance between freedom of expression and avoiding giving offence

Artist Graham Knuttel lived life to the full, funeral service in Glasnevin told

‘The first star in history’: Sarah Bernhardt was the precursor of Garbo, Monroe, Madonna and Beyoncé

NCAD Grad show addresses 'real world problems'

Françoise Gilot, whose career was overshadowed by relationship with Picasso, dies at 101

That AI-generated Magdalene selfie: a lot of fuss about very little

Win tickets to Kaleidoscope festival: enter our colouring competition

Graham Knuttel: 10 things you didn’t know about the artist

Exhibition of large-scale bronze buffalos comes to Lucan

Graham Knuttel, artist celebrated for unique style, dies aged 69

An icon of Celtic Tiger Ireland: Graham Knuttel captured a time that hasn’t quite faded from memory

Andy Warhol gets another 15 minutes of fame – a reminder we all still live in his world

How did a 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummy end up in Galway?

Coy goddesses begone: a new wave of art reframes women’s bodies and experiences

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‘I left my husband for another man and our two children are bearing the brunt of his refusal to speak to me’

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Georgians in Ireland: ‘We hear people saying Ireland is full but there’s no other options’

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Ministers set to approve large cuts to benefits for Ukrainian refugees

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Fighting baldness: ‘We’ve stopped repairing transplants from Turkey. They’re so badly mutilated’

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Dublin pedestrianisation plans to be reassessed following city riots

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