Artists come together to raise money for Ukraine
Sale at Adamâs hopes to raise âŹ50,000 for the Irish Red Cross relief effort
How to start an Irish art collection on a budget
âDonât go with the intention of making money,â says Arabella Bishop
Robert Armstrong takes a swipe at explosive landscapes
âSqueegee Paintingsâ, the new exhibition by the former head of painting at NCAD, is all about what's left out
Border, boundaries and barbed wire
Itâs not just Donald Trump who likes building walls. Irish artist Elaine Byrne has been exploring the worldwide phenomenon
Savills sponsor sought-after âŹ5,000 art prize
Four Irish artists have been shortlisted for the award
Charged, haunted and unsettling: Paul Nugent approaches hysteria
The painter's latest, excellent work is rooted in the psychiatric history of the PitiĂ©-SalpĂȘtriĂšre Hospital in Paris
Life and death, night and day: the world of Mark Swords
The artist has created a world that is more than the sum of its parts
A race against time in a macabre labyrinth
Kathlyn OâBrien speculates on identity and mortality in âAltered Lightâ, while Michael Beirne creates strange, hallucinatory visions of his own inner world in âSahasraraâ
Art review: unexpected views at âSlips and Glimpsesâ and the world map reimagined
New work from Robert Armstrong, Anna Bjerger and Kathy Prendergast
Fathers and son in the frame: two Coyles and the Yeats patriarch impress
John and Gary Coyle share hints of discord; John Butler Yeats demands close viewing
In debt to Constable: Graham Crowleyâs magic modern art
Artistsâs response to âThe Hay Wainâ is not nostalgia but modernity. Plus Stephen Loughman is inspired by WI postcards and Brian Fay explores time and change
Visual art: James Joyceâs box of tricks reopened
Elaine Byrneâs foray into the wordplay of Ulysses is ingenious and entertaining
Visual art round-up: Vivid displays of painterly power
Three exhibitions showcase different aspects of modern painting to great effect
Shot by firing squad for âcowardice and desertionâ | Visual art round-up
Chloe Dewe Mathews visited sites where first World War servicemen were executed
Gothic fantasy, headless horses and chilly vistas | Visual art round-up
Gary Coyleâs exhibition is superb, and three other Dublin shows also have plenty to explore
Tadhg McSweeney picks up where Picasso left off | Visual art round-up
McSweeneyâs collaged sculptures are a delight; while an Adamâs show looks north
When Africa came to the Arsenale, and the Irish Biennale adventure
Veniceâs first African-born curator, Okwui Enwezor, is on a mission to clean up the spiritual home of the art world and remind us of its social and political responsibilities
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 OâDea redraws Irish history
Books about the work of OâDea and Robert Armstrong are, respectively, provocative and sumptuous
Niamh OâMalleyâs films draw us in close
The artistâs exhibition is a tactful, tentative intrusion into the Douglas Hyde Galleryâs brutalist fabric
Ghosts of the Civil War brought back to vivid life
Visual Art: The third in Mick OâDeaâs trilogy on a seminal era of Irelandâs history is perceptive
Peter Galloâs intensely personal art of chicken bones and âskinâ
Visual Arts: Gallo sets out to offer an alternative way of looking at art history
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