Curator Ekow Eshun jumped at the chance to talk about his groundbreaking exhibition in a setting of some significance in the tangled history of Anglo-Irish relations

Lavery: On Location, at the National Gallery of Ireland, showcases the paintings the artist made from Glasgow to the Alps and, most importantly, in Morocco

The Hugh Lane Gallery’s new exhibition is a chance to see art that recalibrated the concepts of celebrity and aesthetics across image, film and music

This superb exhibition at the National Gallery of Ireland explores the world and work of Lavinia Fontana

The National Gallery of Ireland’s new director is ready for exciting challenges ahead

Exhibit coincides with the arrival of a new director at the National Gallery of Ireland, Dr Caroline Campbell

The work of the Milan-based artist, now showing in Dublin, is distinguished by its clarity and decisiveness

Suzanna Ivanič has not just collected high culture highlights, thank goodness, but personal objects too

Kevin Atherton’s new show at Kilkenny Arts Festival engages with younger versions of himself in earlier works

Stephen Brandes combines a sense of the absurd, rootedness and rootlessness, with a keen attention to local detail and oddities

Review: For her first public solo show in Ireland, Liliane Tomasko’s point of reference is a tremendous painting by pioneering Irish modernist painter Nano Reid

Ana Maria Pacheco’s exhibition Remember is at the Galway International Arts Festival

The Hugh Lane’s immensely rewarding exhibition is built around Édouard Manet’s portrait of Gonzalèz

A packed show may not serve the artist well

Some 567 works of rich diversity on show as academy prepares for 200th anniversary