Thursday 5 August, 2021
Plans for the display of some modern artworks to liven up parts of Leinster House are also under consideration.
The mural was created by renowned street artist Asbestos.
When she collaborated with Traveller women on a project about hair and Traveller culture, Breda Mayock came to a number of realisations about Ireland and prejudice.
Lucy Medlycott brings us the stories of female street artists in Ireland, who seek “to subvert, to question and to transform”.
The image appears to show a pensioner whose sneeze is knocking over buildings.
The Zurich portrait prize and young portrait prize winners were announced by the National Gallery.
Banksy, Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst are among the artists whose work visitors will be able to enjoy.
Photographer Jeanette Lowe and artist Leanne McDonagh explore inner city life and Traveller families in new work about how the pandemic has affected Ireland.
Jim O’Callaghan, now 78, went to college in his late 50s and ended up with his dream job.
The announcement was made as the newly elected Lord Mayor Hazel Chu today launched ‘Sculpture Dublin’.
Some galleries are trying to make the experience as normal as possible.
Dublin City Council has said that an accelerant was used in the fire, with the damage clearly visible today.
Coming to a gallery near you.
It follows the launch of the creative programme in Irish schools last year.
Banksy’s trademark rat can be seen causing mayhem in a bathroom.
Minister Josepha Madigan made the announcement about a number of new initiatives today.
Conroy plans to provide free drawing tutorials over the coming weeks. It came about, he says, by popular demand.
Reverie by Jack Butler Yeats had a guide price of up to €700,000.
The Irish artist’s painting Táin was sold for €102,253 at an auction earlier this week.
The national broadcaster is dealing with a serious financial crisis.
Mark Smith, who has Down Syndrome is performing in a new show about his life, written by Shaun Dunne.
It’s part of a new arts festival taking place in Dublin next week.
An exhibition on her fascinating work is in Ireland for the first time.
The OPW said the piece has been moved into an individual office now after “an objection” to the artwork.
Percent for Art scheme aims to make art accessible to the general public.
People will be invited to put money into the pig – and the money can be spent however the community agrees to spend it.
They worry that rising rental prices will force cultural creative spaces to close.
As part of the changes, the theatre has committed to a review of all pay rates, with any amendments to be implemented in 2020.
Rents are sky-rocketing making spaces unaffordable for many artists. But with proper planning, we can protect the creative life of the city, writes Councillor Patrick Costello.
The museum will stage five temporary exhibitions alongside its usual long-term collections.
You won’t know whose picture you have – amateur or world famous professional – until after the purchase, but all proceeds go to the Jack and Jill foundation.
Girl with Balloon will be shown from tomorrow through to 3 March at the Frieder Burda museum.
The work along with other similarly-themed paintings popped up in Paris last June.
The drawing of a rat holding an umbrella was sprayed near a monorail station in Toykyo.
The enigmatic street artist claimed responsibility for the work earlier this week.
Magnificent 19th-century buildings housed the homeless, misfits and the mentally ill. They are shameful relics of the past but we should not forget their story, writes Donal Moloney.
I was honoured to be asked to shoot a music video for artist David Rooney, best known for his unique illustrations, I didn’t realise he had a hidden talent as a singer, writes Donal Moloney.
“Genius or Vandal?” opened at the Ifema centre in the Spanish capital and will run until March 10.
The winding long walk from the rusty main gate to the house had my pulse racing, writes Donal Moloney.
