John Gerrard
Venice Architecture Biennale’s Irish Pavilion explores our role in the data revolution
Entanglement by Annex reflects Ireland’s long-standing, complicated role in global tech ecosystem
Irish Book Awards among winners in virtual Business to Arts Awards
Awards celebrate impact of creative collaborations in supporting the arts
‘Even in a pre-Covid world, Mirror Pavilion would have been spectacular’
John Gerrard’s spectacular new work in Galway reflects worlds we cannot usually see
Galway International Arts Festival: Like a phoenix from the flames
Despite Covid-19, key elements from the summer line-up are ready for an autumn showing
The tricky art of carbon footprints
Artists tackling the climate catastrophe in their work tread a delicate line
Philip King: On My Culture Radar
The Other Voices founder on podcast The Brexit Club and the importance of Lankum
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)
A matter of taste: when art and food collide
Food is central to our lives, so how do artists engage with its symbolism and meaning?
Maire Geoghegan-Quinn resigns from Galway 2020 board
Organisation said former EU Commissioner left due to unavailablity for board meetings
Galway 2020: The implosion of the capital of culture project
Key people have left, only half its budget is in place, and its vision is unclear. What went wrong?
Review: New talent at the Kerlin and 23 artists at Ellis King
From absinthe inflected star gazing to shy violets, two shows capture the spirit of art right now
We’re all deeply weird and 'normal' can be a crushing concept
The visual art at this year's Galway International Arts Festival has lots of odd junctures, strange characters and weird journeys
Galway arts festival marks 40th opening, while Fringe celebrates sixth year
Syrian conflict and mother and baby homes among political themes in the two events
What’s hot this week: city breaks and bluebells
What’s not: the myriad of moths and seriously underweight high street mannequins
Brian Wilson and two major operas for Galway Arts Festival
Galway International Arts Festival marks its 40th birthday with biggest ever line-up
John Gerrard on sculpting smoke, false flags and how it all comes down to petroleum
The Irish artist's latest, extraordinary work, about the legacy of oil, has been timed to coincide with Earth Day and will be seen by millions
Joy Gerrard: ‘I was thinking about how crowds react to a space of fear’
Shot Crowd’s large-scale paintings of protests are overwhelming and empowering
The best places to experience Irish culture overseas
From Joyce manuscripts in Buffalo to Bacon paintings in Bilbao, a globetrotter’s guide
Give Me a Crash Course In . . . Ecoc 2020
Prefer plain English? Galway will be Ireland’s European Capital of Culture for 2020
Super-gallery puts San Francisco at the centre of the art world
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, reopened after a $305 million expansion, is now the biggest gallery of its kind in the US and has been transformed into a suitably blue-chip space
Cuala festival hoists an Irish cultural flag in New York
Susan McKeown has been exporting Irish culture her whole career. So can her festival of Irish arts become part of the fabric of New York City and beyond?
The architecture of our daily lives
No elaborate models, no flashy images of skyscrapers – a show at Imma encourages us to look at how architecture affects our day-to-day lives
Bringing digital tools to the picture in an increasingly connected art world
Technology is playing an important role in art, particularly in education, conservation, archiving and visitor services
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