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Until October 23: Gormley’s Fine Art Gallery, 25 South Frederick Street, Dublin 2, 01-6729031 P...
Art as a balm for the soul is a theme of Morgan O’Driscoll’s current online auction, on which bidding ends tomorrow
In the 1920s, Alaskan bush pilots started the tradition of the ‘short snorter’, a banknote si...
A design odyssey through six centuries is book-ended by a James I silver spice box, 1611, and a l...
A journey in a leaky boat to an uncertain future is a recurring theme throughout history. “Jame...
On last week’s BBC Antiques Roadshow, jewellery expert Joanna Hardy tested presenter Fiona Bruc...
Until October 17: The Ferry Terminal, Dún Laoghaire, 086-8116005 Until October 17: Origin Galler...
While working in a Belfast shipyard, John Luke’s talent for drawing was spotted and he went on to become an acclaimed artist
The master stroke of mid-20th century furniture designers was to put comfort high on the agenda with seating moulded to fit the human frame ‘at ease’
Who is the fairest of them all? At Sotheby’s last month, collectors gave their vote to John, Wi...
TODAY: Matthews Auction Rooms; House Contents Auction, on the premises at 43 Lower Dodder Road, R...
From Irish elk antlers to Qing-era porcelain, Adam’s sale on October 10 draws its inspiration from near and far
JP Donleavy described e-books as “a bad thing because they cannot be accumulated on shelves to remind you of your past, impress neighbours and colleagues, and to help prevent divorces thanks to the sheer bother of arguing over who owns what”
TODAY 3pm: illustrated talk; National Gallery Lecture Theatre Joseph Walsh, designer of Magnus Mo...
Gerard Dillon’s poignant The Artist in the Country, featuring at Adam’s, chronicles the artist’s life before his untimely death
