Form and function: What makes one object art and another ‘mere’ craft?
At Sara Flynn and Joseph Walsh’s collaborative new exhibition at the Irish Cultural Centre in Paris, the distinctions are in the eye of the beholder
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Artists come together to raise money for Ukraine
Sale at Adam’s hopes to raise €50,000 for the Irish Red Cross relief effort
Irish creatives to celebrate the legacy of Eileen Gray
Cross-disciplinary exhibition to coincide with reopening E1027 villa in south of France
Irish crafts are ready for their close-up
Worldwide opportunities are opening up for Irish craftspeople
Tara Flynn: My favourite restaurant is up a flight of stairs on O'Connell Street
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Pieces of me: Ann Mulrooney, director of the Visual Arts Centre in Carlow
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Pieces of me: Oliver Sears, gallery owner
This Dublin gallery owner describes his style as contemporary with strong classical influences, but for all his eclectic interests he favours painting over other art forms
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Much of the work in ‘Five into Four’ inhabits an in-between zone where craft becomes artistic
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