Cartier-Bresson, Dorothea Lange and Robert Cresswell caught Irish life in the 1950s

Artist’s work reminds us how much our world has changed and forms a tender memory of a romantic Paris

Legendary photographer’s image helped change US public opinion on Vietnam War

The 80th anniversary of the ‘Front populaire’ is an embarrassment to the ruling socialists

A documentary by Joe St Leger tells the dramatic history of the workboats and their sailors

Capital city’s mayor has turned the entire metropolis into an art gallery overnight

Bettina Graziani: May 8th, 1925 - March 2nd, 2015

Alain de Botton explains the thinking that prompted him to marshal leading writers into closed organisations

Visual-art reviews: Photographs from a US-based Irish doctor are transforming Imma’s collection

A new exhibition of the work of the father of photojournalism shows how his work embodied the 20th century

The inventors of cubism were inseparable for seven years, then remained frenemies, observing one another’s work with suspicion. A Braque exhibition in Paris considers his work on its own merits