Andy Warhol: Profound artist, affectless hero, subversive icon
Warhol is set to eclipse Picasso with a $200m sale of Marilyn Monroe portrait, breaking records
Mr Tayto gets Munched – and it’s a Scream
An artist has placed the crisp mascot in the Mona Lisa, The Thinker and The Scream
Epic voted Europe’s leading visitor experience for third year in a row
Museum in Dublin’s Docklands documents experience of millions of Irish emigrants
The mystery of the Salvator Mundi: Where has Leonardo da Vinci’s €375m painting gone?
A clash of wills has kept the masterpiece hidden since it was sold for a record price in 2017
A bumper crop of books to inspire every gardener’s passion
This year’s selection covers everything from nature’s healing power to a masterclass in nurturing a garden on a grand scale
Henri Matisse: A jolt of happiness from a humanist painter
The French master’s art is ‘just what we need in this anxious, dark time’
New Book of Kells set-up allows display of some pages for first time in decades
New case and plinth designed to highlight the beauty of Ireland’s best-known treasure
The world is indeed beautiful: Sebastian Barry, Gavin Friday and others on mental health
Men’s health charity Movember’s Conversation Piece campaign paired artists, writers and musicians to talk about mental health and create a piece of art
The 50 best Irish films ever made, in order
Donald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprises
Great crises produce great art – so where is it?
The art world’s response to Trump fell flat but the Covid-19 crisis may spur creativity
Virtual viewing: A guide to visiting museums online in the age of Covid-19
Many of the world’s great museums are now available on screen, but what exactly do you get for your click?
Quizzes, karaoke, meditation: The best online resources for self-isolation
From fitness to MoMa, there are countless resources online to keep you occupied
Remembering The Diceman: gay icon, national treasure and obstacle on the way to work
Thom McGinty was one in a long line of legendary Dublin street characters, like Zozimus and Bang Bang
Downsizing art couple’s final pieces for sale in online auction
Patrick and Antoinette Murphy’s extensive art collection has been selling gradually at auction after they moved to smaller home
Join the queue for Virgil Abloh collection from Ikea
Irish firms scoop prizes in Architecture Master Prize awards in Bilbao, Spain
Why hire a celebrity influencer when you can design your own?
Virtual brand promoters are so lifelike, you just might believe what you see
What does perfection look like and why does it make us miserable?
A new exhibition at Dublin’s Science Gallery delves into our fear of flaws
Sketch of bearded man ‘identified as Leonardo Da Vinci’
Quick sketch is ‘closest we get of a snapshot of Leonardo during his own lifetime’
Leonardo da Vinci remains a very modern genius
Five hundred years after his death, the original Renaissance Man's creative brilliance is still astonishing
How do you fancy a night with Mona Lisa in the Louvre?
Competition to celebrate museum’s 30th birthday offers couple an overnight stay
Banksy’s greatest work of art: putting £1m through the shredder
Banksy act of art destruction has said something that needed to be said: art is being choked to death by money
Rome's Colosseum vs Bunratty Castle: are Irish tourist attractions value for money?
Many Irish tourist spots charge more than more famous global counterparts
Smashing the imaginative limits of museums
The Ulysses Centre aspires to reveal Joyce in a more innovative way
Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Saviour of the World’, sold for £45 in 1958, now for sale at $100m
The thrilling history of ‘Salvator Mundi – the Holy Grail of Old Master paintings’
Oil paint can imitate anything but John Noel Smith pushes it beyond mimicry
And in Tableau, Eithne Jordan shows why she needs to paint
Charcoal sketch found in France may be a naked Mona Lisa
Sketch may have been preparatory work of Leonardo da Vinci before Mona Lisa
Giant’s Causeway, Mona Lisa: the tourist ‘attractions’ you hate
We asked readers what holiday must-dos were actually must-don’ts. Here is what they said
We cannot shield our children from news of this terror attack
Manchester attack will be only topic of conversation among classmates at school today
From the archive: The Diceman steals the show
Published: September 19th, 1986. Photograph by Paddy Whelan
High-rise cities can learn a lot from design of the past
Designers of the so-called ‘pencil towers’ should take a leaf out of Da Vinci’s book
The market where fame and overhyped art meet
Dalí, Bacon, Warhol, Hirst: they are not con artists but their reputations are overinflated
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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