Jeff Koons

Using a car as a canvas is nothing new. In 1975, French racing driver and auctioneer Hervé Poulain commissioned the first BMW “Art Car”. Poulain asked(...)

Crown Jewels: The Best of British Contemporary Art, opens today, Saturday, February 12th at Gormley’s Fine Art gallery on South Frederick in Dublin, f(...)

Behind the sale of the Macklowe Collection is a story that appears to have it all; a tale of vanity, greed, adultery, love and loss not to mention one(...)

As the Irish Times Royal Correspondent, it has come to my attention that Diana: The Musical is on Netflix, so I’ve cancelled my extensive budget cover(...)

“There is something unforgettable about her, the way she moves, the way she plays, she’s an inspiration for elegance – for attitude,” the late Karl La(...)

As with so much of her fiction, Rachel Kushner’s new essay collection is concerned with liminal spaces and breakthroughs, outsiders who carve their ow(...)

All too often, what prevents good things happening is people not knowing where to start. Lockdowns have shone a light on the resources, or lack of the(...)

The artist talks about his famous collages involving John Hinde postcards, growing up in Newry during the Troubles, and being the subject of new do(...)

There are many ways in which David Hockney is a prescient genius, but how could he have predicted lockdown? Hockney has been mainly famous for his por(...)

Morgan O’Driscoll ’s Irish and international art this week was a good litmus test for the online auction market in the current health crisis. The res(...)