Monday 18 January, 2021
An exhibition on her fascinating work is in Ireland for the first time.
There were 126 winners over seven categories.
Dublin artist Monika Crowley on how she became aware of the power of the word ‘cancer’.
David Killen says the priceless find ‘is not about the money – I want some publicity for my auction house’.
The artist was given a present of a DNA test which confirmed his identity. She had previously thought her father died when she was a toddler.
A Sudanese journalist and painter talks about fleeing his home country after receiving death threats.
The woman had no idea what the painting was worth when she first bought it.
A Spanish forensic expert said “his moustache appeared at 10 past 10 and his hair was intact” almost 30 years after his death.
Five paintings by the British artist were stolen from the home of a friend of Bacon in July 2015.
An interview with DJ Goldie has people wondering if the artist is in fact Robert Del Naja of Massive Attack.
Fin Dac didn’t discover his love for painting until he went through a particularly hard time in his personal life during his 30s.
The secretive street artist opened the hotel which stands just four metres from the Separation Wall – with all rooms commanding the same view.
Over 73,000 people are now following the sweet adventures of Catana and John on Instagram.
A must follow for a little pick me up.
Megumi Igarashi said she will fight the charges.
If you think the rents in Dublin are crazy, you should see what they’re like in San Francisco, California…
Kim K is a BIG fan of Nelle Illustrations.
Eddie Redmayne plays pioneering transgender woman Lili Elbe in the movie.
The gif is the work of artist Helen Green.
The gif is the work of artist Helen Green.
Scary, but talented.
“They no longer live ‘happily ever after’ … Being the child of parents with no faith is tough.”
Caslin took to Twitter this morning to share the news.
Artist Alex John Beck knows which side is your ugly side.
Photos, letters and paintings are all on show at the Little Museum of Dublin.
He was charged with possession of drugs.
Maria Malone-Guerbaa can paint faces like NO ONE else.
Now a young Irish artist has painted their images to give them back an identity.
A new documentary shows there is help out there.
Whoever lived here last liked their artwork, alright.
His winning work is about… Well, it’s complicated. Read on…
If you like browsing your local bookstore, or want to get back into that, then this campaign is for you.
