Art

The First Quarter, the award-winning designer’s memoir, reflects on the making of architecture and of the architect himself

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

Will Fogarty left construction during the economic downturn and became a chainsaw artist. He now travels the country creating unique wooden sculptures.

'Distillation', a multi-discipilary performance by Luke Casserly featuring in Dublin Theatre Festival, is based on his growing up beside a Co.Longford bog.

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

Alan Butler's new show utilities cutting edge technology to reflect on how we look at nature and runs in Dublin's RHA until October 1st.

In her exhibition at Olivier Cornet gallery Miriam McConnon presents stories of young male refugees in paintings of personal objects that reference their lives.

The Giant Experience ‘presents visitors with a new genre of spectacular immersive digital art’, says organisers of installation in Temple Bar

Thomas Shinnick (27), who said he ‘did not kill anyone but climate change will’, making progress in addressing personal difficulties, court hears

Legacy of French writer and dramatist Antonin Artaud who was detained in Milltown, Donnybrook and Mountjoy is focus of Ranelagh Arts

Lize McCarron claims Wood copied her photos of the band's Voodoo Lounge sessions for a suite of paintings without her permission

The 40th art biennial brings political vision to Limerick – and features a cafe as a unique work of art

The paintings are notably devoid of people and simultaneously humming with human presence

New arts project promoting cultural diversity will hold exhibitions and workshops in Dublin, Cork and Galway over coming months

What I Do: Manuel Frölich is a sand artist from Chile living in Co Waterford who creates giant temporary artworks on beaches

Shortlisted entries will be exhibited at the National Gallery of Ireland from December

A ceremonial stone to mark Northern Ireland’s centenary is more a celebration of the geography of partition

Everything seems to be curated today – even cheese. So what does curating mean in the art world, and how does it work?

Adorning the walls of Garda stations and government offices, historic houses and public parks, the Office of Public Works’ collection displays itself to earn its keep

In the richly illustrated Landscape and Environment in Contemporary Irish Art, Yvonne Scott plots the work of artists who dig into the land

Hugh Linehan: In Dublin rough, transitional parts of town get rough, unsympathetic treatment from the authorities

Including The Pulse, Colm Meaney’s Galway tribute, David Mach’s exploding installation, Luke Murphy’s explosive dance, and the epic DruidO’Casey

An exhibition coming to the Butler Gallery as part of Kilkenny Arts Festival underlines how present sport is in every aspect of life

Collections to be brought together in building that also houses restaurant Chapter One

From Pink Floyd to the likes of Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin, design house Hipgnosis forged some of the best known album covers with improvised chaos

The National Gallery of Ireland’s big new show marks both the RHA’s bicentennial and the 100 years it took to elect a woman academician

Including DruidO’Casey, The Saw Doctors, Bedbound and more, this year’s festival programme has heft and depth

The Oligarch’s Nightmare is the artist’s fourth installation at the Galway International Arts Festival

Nathan Wheeler is an artist and model maker who captures the architecture of Ireland in miniature form, with a particular emphasis on derelict properties.

Lewis, one of Canada’s most celebrated folk artists, had a degenerative condition that did nothing to stifle her vision

The Irish photographer David Farrell lost a legacy in the recent Italian floods. What can artists do to protect their legacies?

Davide Rivalte’s outsized bronze lioness is already on show at Dublin Castle. Now a whole herd of his animal sculptures has landed

‘Our baby, PJ, he’s a miracle – I’m not kidding. He had so many obstacles, he shouldn’t even exist’

Initiative is part of scheme to provide 60 low-cost studios for artists across Dublin city

The shifting seasons of life are inspirations to the creative output of eight female artists all over 65

Street art has come up on the Leaving Certificate art examination on five separate occasions since first appearing in 2017

Family and friends pay tribute to artist whose paintings are strongly associated with the Celtic Tiger era

One hundred years after her death, the Petit Palais art museum in Paris is paying tribute to La Grande Sarah with an exhibition running until August 27th

NCAD Works 2023 runs from June 9th to 16th, featuring the work of final-year and postgraduate students of the National College of Art and Design.

Gilot’s 1964 memoir of her time with Picasso became an international bestseller