Aideen Barry

Artist Sam Jinks’s exhibition gets to grips with life (the universe and everything)

A network, The Mothership Project, aims to develop supports for artists with children

Affiliation of creative artists in Ireland elects six new people to vacant positions

An American architect from the Catholic University of America is building art around the county

Waterford’s big weekend is jam-packed with music, books and exhibitions – and blaas

The best of photography, painting, and installations from around the galleries

Weekly art review: Chain reactions in Kilkenny and some tantalising ‘alternative facts’ in Cork

Chain reactions and knitting the Border, what's on in the arts this week

From Antarctica to Ukraine and Schubert to Brexit, a one-day exploration of the festival

Culture review 2016: It was a year of madness, brilliant takes on 1916 and continuing State starvation

Culture review 2016: The 1916 Commemorations featured a welcome alternative historical narrative

As the centenary draws to an end, now is a good time to visit the Pearse Museum

The people’s choice for our final artwork was a collaborative project about the challenges faced by people with intellectual disabilities in a society that still restricts their behaviour

In Aideen Barry’s work divisions between human, animal, automaton and mechanical devices blur