On a cruise from Seattle to the glaciers of Alaska, we admire coastlines too beautiful for words, encounter a bear and take a polar plunge

Kathy Prendergast and Chris Leach are showing their work together for the first time at a special exhibition opening at the Kilkenny Arts Festival

Faigh Amach, at Temple Bar Gallery in Dublin, spotlights work by Ella Bertilsson, Kathy Tynan and Emily Waszak

Watching The Glass Booth we discover the subtle, complex and fascinating interplay of power and trust that mediating language orally involves

Galway International Arts Festival stages the premiere of an Irish opera in which four women astronauts embark on a Martian voyage

A richly wise book about how to live a creative life in a world full of distractions and false goals

Galway International Arts Festival 2025: Interface’s This Too Will Pass, at the Carrolls salmon hatchery, and Funeral for Ashes, by Conor Maloney and John Conneely

A century ago The Irish Times called their style freakish. A National Gallery of Ireland exhibition shows how important they still are

The Irish pavilion is a standout in an otherwise patchy 19th biennale

To celebrate Bloomsday on June 16th, we explore spots that inspired famous writers to create their classics

Along with greater recognition for women artists, there is a joyful exuberance at this year’s Annual not seen since before the Covid pandemic

Curator Robert O’Byrne brings us on a wild ride through a constellation of bizarre objects and artworks

From Facebook post to community action: Kinsale residents are teaming up to raise €1.5m to buy the Harbour Bar and run it themselves

The Project Arts Centre founder, who is marking his 90th birthday with a solo show, is a firm believer in the idea that art truly matters. He lives fully surrounded by it

Cryotherapy is on the menu at the Camiral Golf and Wellness Resort in Girona. It’s an intense experience