Anne Hodge examines a series of drawings of scenes in Dublin and Wicklow, made by the writer and artist Edward Lear in 1835
Philip McEvansoneya follows the trail of a painting of Rembrandt’s wife, Saskia, from the shadow of the Galtee Mountains through Hermann Göring’s art collection, to Saskia’s hometown in the Netherlands
Ahead of her exhibitions in Ireland and Italy, Grace Weir speaks with Rachel Thomas
John P O’Sullivan visits painter Martin Gale at his home and studio in County Kildare
Pascal Ungerer’s peripheral landscapes evoke a sense of silence and isolation , writes Margarita Cappock
Aoife Ruane looks at artist Niamh McGuinne’s work, on show at the Highlanes Gallery
Cristín Leach visits Joanna Hopkins’ recent exhibition, which presents as a deeply personal engagement with communal, multigenerational wisdom
Mic Moroney navigates Stephen Brandes’ satirical visual diary featuring in ‘Phoenix Rising’ at Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane
Painter and master printmaker Stephen Lawlor talks to Brian McAvera about the nuance of approach required for each medium, ahead of his solo show at Oliver Sears Gallery this winter
