Unusual Paul Henry painting added to Morgan O’Driscoll’s autumn sale
Unlike most of Henry’s west of Ireland works, Cottages on Achill Sound faces out to sea
Diana Copperwhite
Understory: A detailed exploration of rural landscape
Helena Gorey’s paintings are individually beautiful but collectively superb
Centenary of turning point in Irish history to be marked
1922 World Congress of the Irish Race announced the Free State to the world
Aosdána names five newly elected members
Writer Anne Enright and visual artist Amanda Coogan among association’s new members
Art&Antiques: Affordable art in spring sales
First sales of the year can be a good time to find value in auction houses
Graphic Studio Dublin continues to make a lasting impression
To mark the studio’s 60th, Louise Leonard explains how to make print magic
Take a new Vue of Irish art at the RHA
The National Contemporary Art Fair which opens in November will showcase the latest work from Irish artists
Galway festival offers impressive art in occasionally underwhelming displays
Galway International Arts Festival 2019 largely overcomes issues with venues
Festival director calls for dedicated visual arts space for Galway
Paul Fahy says it is ‘shocking’ that city is still without a proper cultural hub and gallery
Galway International Arts Festival: The must-see events
The best picks from this year’s selection of theatre, street spectacle and quirky surprise
A matter of life and death: the startling lifelike sculptures of Sam Jinks
Artist Sam Jinks’s exhibition gets to grips with life (the universe and everything)
RHA Annual: No wallflowers at this rowdy art party
With 600 pieces to fit in, famous names jostle for space with newcomers, but there’s no one at this party you wouldn’t be happy to go home with
An Aga for Millennials, Ikea's sofa for small spaces and the colour purple: what's new in design
Tom Dixon's sofa for Ikea comes with a handy shelf for a cuppa while Aga has introduced a new shade, called Blush, to chime with a younger audience
Click for your art in 2017 but be discerning
Culture review 2016: It was a year of madness, brilliant takes on 1916 and continuing State starvation
Pieces of me: Ruth Monaghan, florist
‘I dislike poinsettias and lilies – as all florists do – and the smell of lilies’
Life’s Work: Arabella Bishop, head of Sotheby’s Ireland
‘You never know what the next telephone call or meeting might bring’
Pieces of me: Helen Steele, artist, fashion designer and printmaker
Helen Steele’s art, clothes and Monaghan home are all influenced by colour theory, graffiti art and the ‘joie de vivre of colour’
The battle for the soul of modern art
An exhibition in Cork explores how we perceive value in art and in life, raising intriguing questions about the art market in the process
Rosy picture for Irish art as RHA exhibition sales rise by a third
Annual show sees 42 per cent increase in number of pieces sold
Visual Art round-up: Worlds on the brink and cosmic explorations
Exhibitions by Clare Langan and Diana Copperwhite succeed, while a group show in Carlow is less certain
Mick O’Dea redraws Irish history
Books about the work of O’Dea and Robert Armstrong are, respectively, provocative and sumptuous
RHA annual show: Forgetting the theory and focusing on the work
The beauty in the RHA annual show is that while among the 560-plus works, you’re unlikely to be ambushed by art theory
‘Limerick School’ calls in some of its star pupils
John Shinnors has put together a showcase of creativity at the City of Culture’s school of art and design
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