John Gerrard

Brian Wilson and two major operas for Galway Arts Festival

Galway International Arts Festival marks its 40th birthday with biggest ever line-up

John Gerrard on sculpting smoke, false flags and how it all comes down to petroleum

The Irish artist's latest, extraordinary work, about the legacy of oil, has been timed to coincide with Earth Day and will be seen by millions

Joy Gerrard: ‘I was thinking about how crowds react to a space of fear’

Shot Crowd’s large-scale paintings of protests are overwhelming and empowering

The best places to experience Irish culture overseas

From Joyce manuscripts in Buffalo to Bacon paintings in Bilbao, a globetrotter’s guide

Give Me a Crash Course In . . . Ecoc 2020

Prefer plain English? Galway will be Ireland’s European Capital of Culture for 2020

Super-gallery puts San Francisco at the centre of the art world

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, reopened after a $305 million expansion, is now the biggest gallery of its kind in the US and has been transformed into a suitably blue-chip space

Cuala festival hoists an Irish cultural flag in New York

Susan McKeown has been exporting Irish culture her whole career. So can her festival of Irish arts become part of the fabric of New York City and beyond?

The architecture of our daily lives

No elaborate models, no flashy images of skyscrapers – a show at Imma encourages us to look at how architecture affects our day-to-day lives

Bringing digital tools to the picture in an increasingly connected art world

Technology is playing an important role in art, particularly in education, conservation, archiving and visitor services

International circus, dance and drama for Galway Arts Festival

Macnas promises street spectacle later in year

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