Ekow Eshun: ‘The concerns of my In the Black Fantastic exhibition seem absolutely relevant in Ireland’
Curator Ekow Eshun jumped at the chance to talk about his groundbreaking exhibition in a setting of some significance in the tangled history of Anglo-Irish relations
The two sides of John Lavery, an Irish artist with a magic touch
Lavery: On Location, at the National Gallery of Ireland, showcases the paintings the artist made from Glasgow to the Alps and, most importantly, in Morocco
Andy Warhol Three Times Out: Five years of planning, 250 works. This Irish show is a big deal
The Hugh Lane Gallery’s new exhibition is a chance to see art that recalibrated the concepts of celebrity and aesthetics across image, film and music
Lavinia Fontana: unmissable and dazzling displays by the first European woman accepted as a professional painter
This superb exhibition at the National Gallery of Ireland explores the world and work of Lavinia Fontana
National Gallery director Caroline Campbell: ‘I’ve always felt the gallery is connected to the life of Dublin’
The National Gallery of Ireland’s new director is ready for exciting challenges ahead
Turner’s watercolours are at the National Gallery of Ireland for January. It’s worth seeing them in person
Exhibit coincides with the arrival of a new director at the National Gallery of Ireland, Dr Caroline Campbell
Nathalie Du Pasquier: Grab a chance to see the life-affirming work of an artist at her creative peak
The work of the Milan-based artist, now showing in Dublin, is distinguished by its clarity and decisiveness
Catholica: The Visual Culture of Catholicism: refreshing and innovative
Suzanna Ivanič has not just collected high culture highlights, thank goodness, but personal objects too
‘Past and present intertwine and become very complicated’
Kevin Atherton’s new show at Kilkenny Arts Festival engages with younger versions of himself in earlier works
Aidan Dunne on a melancholy maze without a solution
Stephen Brandes combines a sense of the absurd, rootedness and rootlessness, with a keen attention to local detail and oddities
Spell of the Wood: a midsummer-night’s dream
Review: For her first public solo show in Ireland, Liliane Tomasko’s point of reference is a tremendous painting by pioneering Irish modernist painter Nano Reid
Ana Pacheco’s stunning wooden figures: A solid hallucination
Ana Maria Pacheco’s exhibition Remember is at the Galway International Arts Festival
This show’s called Eva Gonzalèz Is What Dublin Needs. It could be right
The Hugh Lane’s immensely rewarding exhibition is built around Édouard Manet’s portrait of Gonzalèz
RHA annual exhibition: Sprawling, unpredictable vitality
Some 567 works of rich diversity on show as academy prepares for 200th anniversary