Donald Teskey couldn’t find a way to make his paintings say what he wanted them to. Then he spent time on residencies, both with other artists and alone

Two particular pieces mark the artist’s concerns: La Pietà and Nude by the Sea

From horse riding to the ‘sticky bar’ scene, Aspen and Snowmass are tremendous fun in the off-ski season, even with a dose of altitude sickness

From realism to the edge of abstraction, artists Letitia Marion Hamilton, Gerard Dillon and Harry Kernoff give their takes on Connemara

From tribal dance and earthquake education to clay sculpting and an after-dark tractor parade, there is plenty to experience this Culture Night

As well as showing treasures from its collection, the National Gallery of Ireland has made all of its prints and drawings available for individual viewing

A literary editor of The Irish Times, and its chief critic for 35 years, Brian Fallon also founded the newspaper’s Weekend supplement

When tasked with rebuilding this holiday home in Donegal, the architects sought to incorporate core memories in the design

Exhibition at Rua Red in Tallaght uses animals to explore ideas of land, time, gender, belonging and the natural world

There’s a glorious simplicity to harvesting and preparing an oyster to eat, but that doesn’t mean there’s no work involved

The late artist’s large, cosmic canvasses were once often found in office foyers. Now a new exhibition in Limerick offers the chance for a re-evaluation

From supermodels to scenes of everyday life – powerful images chosen by those who captured them

Landscape is the foundation and the name of the spa at Kenmare’s Park Hotel

The Seven Churches of Revelation in modern-day Turkey are fascinating for believers and non-believers alike

The winner of this year’s RCSI Art Award on her research-based practice and the parallels between clinicians and artists