Tracey Emin

Marie Kondo: How to declutter your life like a professional

Binge on Netflix with the Japanese tidying tsar

Destination design: 10 hot spots to see in 2019

For design lovers the best travel plans involve a feast for the eyes

First Look: Inside the Devlin hotel in Ranelagh

Dublin's newest hotel has small €120 ModPods, a €180 room with bunk beds, and a rooftop restaurant

The Ivy restaurant to open in Dublin in July

The London eatery to the stars will have a 200-seat restaurant on Dublin's Dawson Street and two courses for €20

‘I’m having a weird, torrid affair with Francis Bacon’s work’

In Conversation: broadcaster and fashion designer Brendan Courtney and Tropical Popical CEO Andrea Horan

‘That Irish greeting of Sodom and Gomorrah? We thought they were saying good morning’

British artists Gilbert & George are celebrating 50 years acting as one. They provocative pair look back on a controversial career, and an encounter with protesters in Belfast

Refurbished and reconsidered: new Irish hotel rooms to try

Irish hotels are looking good again after the dowdy years of recession

Transgression used to be an artistic tactic. Now it belongs to the far right

Fintan O’Toole: Have shock tactics had their day?

The Paris metro has terrific design: why doesn't the Luas?

The design for the Luas network's signage is flat and corporate - it doesn't have to be this way

Duncan Campbell at IMMA: Turner Prize winner’s new film

Shining a light on recent history and exploding reductionism from a backroom

Yinka Shonibare: ‘I thought I was a republican until I went to Buckingham Palace’

The British-Nigerian artist’s work is laden with complex identity conundrums

Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall blessed in London church

Guest list includes Bob Geldof, Michael Caine, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Bill Wyman

Paddy McKillen’s blend of wine and art in Provence

Developer and hotelier Paddy McKillen has turned an estate on 600 acres in the picturesque south of France into a biodynamic vineyard, and a unique art and architecture project in which well-known artists and sculptors are given creative rein

Unthinkable: How do you judge good art from bad?

‘The best art affects you as an individual,’ says art theorist Hugh Moss

A show that’s a year in the life of the RHA’s members

Against the odds, the RHA is still around, with this year’s exhibition one of its best. And despite our changing tastes, portrait painting has survived the advent of the selfie

Brit Awards 2015: Sheeran and Smith share the honours

Madonna falls flat and Kanye is kept quiet at the O2 Arena in London