Hockney, Hirst and Banksy in Gormley’s most valuable exhibition yet

Signed lithographs, etchings and screenprints in Dublin gallery’s British art sale

Ben Whishaw: ‘I don’t find acting helps my social anxiety’

The actor talks about his off-stage shyness and his latest role in This Is Going to Hurt

A €15.9m 1933 Double Eagle coin among record-breaking sales

Strong six months in antiques and fine art industry despite Covid and lockdowns

Final sales of the season leave auction buyers spoiled for choice

Signed copies of Joyce’s Ulysses and Wilde’s Poems, and works by Paul Henry to feature

Bronze by sculptural artist John Behan an antidote to hype of NFTs

Maquette of well-known public sculpture Arrival among works in Morgan O’Driscoll art sale

American graffiti: new biography sheds light on the art of Keith Haring

Simon Doonan intentionally sought to reflect ‘the crazy energy’ of Haring’s 1980s New York

Devotees of Irish fine art spoiled for choice in week of auctions

Superb paintings by Walter Osborne, Paul Henry and Jack B Yeats included in four sales

Steve Martin at 75: ‘The name Dr Michael Hfuhruhurr still makes me laugh’

Sarah Silverman, Reginald D Hunter and more on a ‘profoundly stupid, completely brilliant’ comic

Room with a view: How David Hockney created digital art for a lockdown

A new book of works by David Hockney drawn on an iPad a decade ago resonates today

Smurfit Irish art to headline at Sotheby’s London sale

Preview exhibition will show important Irish works valued at around €6million that are likely destined for private collections once sold

Great crises produce great art – so where is it?

The art world’s response to Trump fell flat but the Covid-19 crisis may spur creativity

Fine art flip: Irish discovery in US now valued at three times the price at home

Paul Henry found at auction in US thought to have been owned by former Irish president

Just Williams – Frank McNally on a tribute to the late Jeremy Williams: artist, architect, and renaissance man

Four Weddings at 25: The film that gave us ‘That Dress’, that poem and Hugh Grant the star

Four Weddings and a Funeral was, for a while, the highest grossing British film of all time