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From the Autumn 2017 edition

NCAD’s great opportunity

New from the Autumn 2017 edition. The physical condition of the whole NCAD campus is so poor that there is a danger of a patchwork solution being implemented Read More

At the Limerick City Gallery of Art Elizabeth Magill has her first major Irish exhibition in ten years. One of her generation’s leading painters, this exhibition presents a body of new work that is informed by her relationship with her … Read More

Spellbound

New from the Autumn 2017 edition. The magic realism of Sweeney’s transformation from man to bird continues Gabhann Dunne’s association with the natural world, writes Susan Campbell Read More

Gaia’s Garden

New from the Autumn 2017 edition. Linda Brunker’s female avatars affirm nature and spirit. Mark Ewart talks to the Irish sculptor as she departs California for France Read More

All the world’s a stage

New from the Autumn 2017 edition. Art graduate exhibitions are similar to the theatre; the players are expected to hit their marks and know their lines, writes Gerry Walker in his appraisal of the class of 2017 Read More

Beyond the surface

New from the Autumn 2017 edition. Stephanie McBride examines the aesthetic of photographer David Farrell whose method of revisiting his subjects and themes allows for a sustained critical engagement Read More

Strange bedfellows

New from the Autumn 2017 edition. To the Irish in America, the irony of using funds from a Fenian club to buy a set of Malton views depicting Georgian Dublin was not apparent, writes Christian Dupont Read More

Atlas of the Irish Revolution

Reviewed by Mic Moroney
Midway through the ‘decade of centenaries’, the words ‘republican’ and ‘revisionist’ were again traded as expletives at July’s West Cork History Festival which, focusing on the local War of Independence, saw Professor David Fitzpatrick claim the ‘so-called’ Irish Republic as merely a marketing slogan to win American approval at the Paris Peace Conference. Read More

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From Ploughing to Poetry. Minister Humphreys announces new mini arts-festival at the National Ploughing Championships
Dairena Ní Chinnéide announced as DCU Irish-Language Writer-in-Residence 2017-18
New research from the Arts Council shows significant numbers of Irish people attending arts events nationwide
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