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From the Summer 2017 edition

The National Gallery needs a new ‘mission’

Resplendent in its latest reconstruction, the National Gallery of Ireland needs a new and inspiring ‘Mission’ that places Irish art and artists at the centre of its activities, argues John Mulcahy Read More

Dublin: Gormley’s summer gallery

Gormley’s Fine Art’s annual summer exhibition has new work by selected gallery artists. Read More

Out of Africa

Eddie Rafferty collects people and their stories. His prints, drawings, paintings and collages depict the people and places that he has encountered at home and abroad. Read More

From the ground up

Eilís O’Connell is widely admired for expanding the language of sculpture; here she tells Brian McAvera ‘Gravity is my dearest enemy’ ahead of her participation in ‘Ark’ this summer at Chester Cathedral Read More

Seven ages

In his seventieth year, John Minihan is still seeking the transient moment of creation, writes Fiona Kearney, as she reflects on his recent portfolio Read More

Touchstone

From the Summer 2017 edition: Frances McDonald traces the revolution in ceramic art as Ireland’s leading makers display their work at Farmleigh from June, marking the 40th anniversary of Ceramics Ireland Read More

The National Gallery revisited

James Howley pays a visit to the National Gallery as it prepares to reopen following a major refurbishment programme Read More

Gothic revival

James Horan recounts how a chance encounter led to the unravelling of some architectural mysteries in the restoration of Humewood Castle, County Wicklow Read More

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Arts Council

Arts Council to support unique Symphony for Blind Musicians in Co. Clare as part of €212,000 Local Arts Collaborative Scheme announced today
New commissioning round of ilDÁNA
Statement from the Arts Council on the publication of the European Commission
Arts Council announces funding worth over €1 million for 11 new projects around the country under the Open Call programme