The Waterboys: Life, Death and Dennis Hopper review – Sprawling, unpredictable and wholly delightful
Mike Scott isn’t telling us the story of the Hollywood bad boy’s life so much as allowing us to experience it for ourselves
Andy Warhol
Mike Scott: ‘Ireland is recovering from a long trauma, and opening out in to a liberal future. I feel very at home’
The Waterboys frontman on his adopted home and the band’s ambitious new album, based on the life and times of the Hollywood maverick Dennis Hopper
Begin Anywhere: ‘It’s like your daughter was told her dress wouldn’t arrive until the day of the wedding – but it’s a Dior!’
Choreographer John Scott and composer Mel Mercier have adopted techniques of Merce Cunningham and John Cage for new collaboration
John Minihan: Many of my most iconic photographs have a religious connection – even Lady Diana Spencer
My introduction to art happened in my hometown of Athy, Co Kildare. It was an age of belief; religion dominated everyday thinking and behaviour
Artwork by Salvador Dalí, Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst to go on display at K Club
Pieces by Giacinto Bosco, Patrick Rubinstein and Banksy will feature at free Art and Soul event
All That Glitters by Orlando Whitfield: How rich people ruin art
Art dealer and gallerist digs into his friendship with fraudster Inigo Philbrick to portray a world of greed far removed from the struggle of painters
Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg – Scarlett Johansson voices the evocative recollections of the Rolling Stones muse
The actor, artist and model had three children with Keith Richards, and somehow survived the 1960s
‘Now, 90 per cent of our business is online’: Rare books to satisfy the mind
Dublin booksellers have works by Jack B Yeats, JRR Tolkien and Thomas Kinsella for sale. Meanwhile in New York, a Warhol/Basquiat showstopper is expected to sell for $18m (€17m)
Rubens, Rembrandt and Vermeer invited to National Gallery’s birthday party
It’s the gallery’s 160th birthday, while Hugh Lane Gallery attracts record numbers to its Warhol exhibition
‘Too many eyes do not wear out the art’: the philanthropist who brought Warhol to Dublin
Jordan Schnitzer believes in making art available to everyone. His loans to the Hugh Lane Gallery include images of Chairman Mao, Marilyn Monroe, Campbell’s soup tins and the electric chair
Andy Warhol Three Times Out: Five years of planning, 250 works. This Irish show is a big deal
The Hugh Lane Gallery’s new exhibition is a chance to see art that recalibrated the concepts of celebrity and aesthetics across image, film and music
The Guide: The events to see, the shows to book, and the ones to catch before they end
Including New Order, Ireland Music Week, King Krule, The Unthanks, Faust, Andy Warhol, Jack Whitehall and Murder One
The Velvet Underground: ‘Every part of their story is extremely powerful’
Lou Reed and John Cale’s pioneering band created modern music, according to David Bowie, whose biographer has now chronicled their group and their legacy
Dublin gallery to host country’s largest ever Warhol exhibition
From October, the Hugh Lane Gallery will showcase more than 250 of the artist’s works
This portrait cost $22,000. It could be a Leonardo da Vinci worth $150m. Who decides if it’s real?
The fate of La Bella Principessa is one of many fascinating stories that Alice Sherwood, author of Authenticity, will be talking about at Dalkey Book Festival
Andy Warhol gets another 15 minutes of fame – a reminder we all still live in his world
Hugh Linehan: A judgment by the US supreme court may have all sorts of legal implications for copyright in the future
An Egg chair, Bono’s signed lithograph and Warhol photograph to feature in de Vere’s sale
The sale features 20 pieces from the estate of the late architect John Meagher
Passion investments soar as art and handbags see record prices
The Knight Frank Luxury Investment Index rose by 16% last year, beating both inflation as well as mainstream equities
Nicole Flattery: ‘I’m not hugely into the internet but I am interested in the creepier aspects of the internet’
The Irish author, known for her short stories, has written a debut novel in the prescient milieu of Andy Warhol’s Factory
Affinities by Brian Dillon: A unique and masterful critic joins the dots
Dillon is not an academic critic and is troubled by this. He shouldn’t be - this is much more interesting
Andy Warhol works set for Gormley’s pop art showcase
Artworks by the United States’ most influential pop artists come to Dublin
Late Vogue editor André Leon Talley’s collection seals his reputation as ‘pharaoh of fabulosity’
The collection of the fashion giant who died last year includes snakeskin Manolo Blahnik slippers and monogrammed luggage
‘If you look like Penn & Teller, you have to have the best magic trick ever seen’
‘Houdini used deception to help people recognise the difference between fraud and reality’
Andy Warhol: Profound artist, affectless hero, subversive icon
Warhol is set to eclipse Picasso with a $200m sale of Marilyn Monroe portrait, breaking records
What’s worth more – a painted BMW or an exploding Lamborghini?
BMW’s Koons art car goes up against the bizarre world of NFTs in an explosive contest
Netflix: 10 of the best new TV shows to watch in March
Bridgerton returns for a much-anticipated second season and a Big Mouth spin-off arrives
Betty Davis, raw funk pioneer, dies aged 76
Singer, who married Miles Davis, influenced many with wild voice and overtly sexual lyrics
André Leon Talley, former Vogue editor, dies aged 73
The influential fashion journalist was a champion of black designers and models
Oatly stumble, art collectors’ Christmas and Star Trek fans vs Paramount Plus
Planet Business: It’s a streaming service, Jim, but not as we know it
New portrait of John Hume to be unveiled at Dublin art fair
Painting of late SDLP founder by Irish artist Vincent Devine worth €50,000
Vanity, greed and adultery – the backdrop to an arts auction
Sotheby’s to auction ‘most significant collection of modern and contemporary art ever’
July in Ireland: The return of destination dining and a festival feel
Travel News: Mini-festivals, art in gardens and fabulous feasts on the menu
Belinda Carlisle: I was told to be a lot sexier, and to sing songs like ‘stick it in me’
The Go-Go’s singer on overcoming addiction, body image pressure and music-industry sexism
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