Kathryn Milligan looks at the sociable world of the Dublin Arts Club, which brought together artists, musicians and society figures
As Annaghmakerrig marks its 25th anniversary, Tyrone Guthrie’s vision in founding the eponymous retreat for artists in County Monaghan has been admirably realised, writes Marianne O’ Kane
Gifford Lewis recalls a notable Devon family
Recently appointed Director of the National Gallery of Ireland, Sean Rainbird, reinvented the exhibition programme at the Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart; Nicola Gordon Bowe asks him about his plans for the State Collection while the NGI is undergoing refurbishment.
In recalling the legacy of Desmond FitzGerald, the 29th Knight of Glin, John Mulcahy questions why the title, so long-held should now expire
Mic Moroney examines the quiet contribution made to Irish art scholarship by the Gorry family business in Dublin
Hilary Pyle remembers James Stephens, a writer of stature, whose account of the Easter Rising while Registrar at the National Gallery comes into focus in the current display at the Gallery
Until 2010, I never regarded myself as a portrait painter and had absolutely no desire to be one’ Colin Davidson tells Brian McAvera…