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Former Brown Thomas director gets new solo exhibition

John Redmond’s work is already found in many private collections with the new exhibition chronicling the artist’s last decade as he turns 60

National Library director Dr Audrey Whitty: ‘If you have regrets, make sure they are for things you did rather than did not do’

The NLI director leads the team charged with collecting, protecting and providing access to over 12 million items of Ireland’s cultural heritage

Art of beauty: how two French icons created the collaboration of the season – and it launches today

The Lancome x Louvre Collection launches today in Brown Thomas – and it’s a rare collaboration that celebrates beauty over the ages

Sara Keating: Artists give us a serious laugh as the world burns

Two novelists and a theatre company use tragicomedy to great effect when addressing the issue of climate crisis

Piece by Piece: Simone Rocha on the art of building a brand

In an exclusive interview ahead of her 27th collection at London Fashion Week, the Irish designer talks balancing art and business, making work that lasts and her drive to dare

Stranger things: A round-up of the best and quirkiest international exhibitions this autumn

From NASA’s satellite imagery to the story of the skateboard, pair these fascinating curations with a weekend away for a proper cultural reboot

Laragh McCann: ‘The climate crisis is a challenge for all of us, but it is also a time of incredible potential for positive change’

Laragh McCann modelled for everyone from Chanel to Prada for over a decade, but her outward success masked a deep unhappiness until she found her cause and her medium. Now a celebrated filmmaker, she reflects on channelling her love of art and sustainability into a new piece of work that will tour Europe and land in IMMA later this month.

Sara Keating: Brendan Behan remembered on the centenary of his birth

A series of cultural productions celebrate the earthy Dublin writer’s legacy

One of the world's oldest auction houses launches online with direct artist-to-collector platform

Phillips auction house will launch Dropshop this month, a buy-now platform in which collectors can purchase fine art

Sara Keating: Galway International Arts Festival offers a cornucopia of sensory experiences

This year’s event offers a wonderful mix of artistic experiences and installations

Meet the Festival You Can Shop: Colourama comes alive with original artwork by Maser

Art, fashion, music and wellness collide at the Colourama festival at Kildare Village

Major Warhol retrospective announced for Dublin this autumn

Hugh Lane Gallery and Dublin City Council have announced Ireland's largest-ever Andy Warhol exhibition – the first to open in 25 years

‘Don’t underestimate the power of well-fitting underwear – it’s the foundation of a great outfit’ – RHA boss Abigail O’Brien

The first female president of the Royal Hibernian Academy is obsessed with the ‘human experiment’ that is Married at First Sight Australia

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French artist and muralist Claire Prouvost on pushing her creative boundaries and how art influences her personal style

With a colourful, bold, and cubist style at the crux of Dublin-based Prouvost’s art, she shares how her work bleeds into her wardrobe choices: “the more I push colour and playfulness into my illustrations the more that is reflected in my style.”

National Gallery director Caroline Campbell on postcards, paintings, and championing women

As an exhibition of the works of trail-blazing artist Lavinia Fontana is in situ at the National Gallery, its first woman director shares her vision for its future

Eating and sleeping with art

Irish Museum of Modern Art board member Sinead O’Sullivan discusses the best places, near and far, to eat and sleep with some of the world’s best art

Sara Keating: Rich and diverse, this vast array of art speaks to past and present at RHA show

A rich array of more than 500 pieces are on show at the 193rd Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition

Graham Knuttel remembered by family for vivid colours, satire and dark humour

The acclaimed Irish artist passed away at the weekend

Hozier on pints, personal space and pushing creative boundaries

The Wicklow singer-songwriter has come of age with his collaborative, richly original third album born of, but not limited to, his experiences during the pandemic

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First look at renowned Danish artist’s ‘Introspective’ exhibition at Dublin art gallery

A contemporary Danish artist whose new collection of work opens in the Wilton Gallery, Sandycove, explores the Japanese concept of Ma.