The consequences of that day left a lasting impact on the lives of the people of Derry

In Donegal and Derry lives are lived and businesses thrive with cross-Border access

A 20-year survey in one compact exhibition

Two Irish artists impress in iconoclastic paintings and a 1916-related video installation

The Derry artist’s multiscreen video installation explores the insecurity of emigrant identities and the diaspora’s romanticised views of Ireland

Jane Prophet’s exhibition Trauma, about her personal experiences of being stalked, investigates the nature of obsession and is guided by empathy

Bedwyr Williams shows us a broken-down future; while Gypsy Ray’s photographs display great warmth

Mullarney sets memorable characters loose on stage; while Seawright shows us malevolent landscapes

A new international art prize in Belfast’s Mac has a mix of great and indifferent material

After years of censorship, controversy and caution the Ulster Museum is staging the first major retrospective of Troubles-related art

Willie Doherty’s latest film installation is a fictional work with its feet in the real world

From Pussy Riot to Netflix and Jeff Koons’s €42 million dog, our critics choose their best and worst of the past year