Fergus Feehily (born 1968, Dublin), makes art through constant experimentation.
In a new memoir, Robert Ballagh explores a different form of portraiture, with words on paper, writes Ciaran Carty
Patrick Pye’s innovation as a modernist lies in his revitalization of religious art, writes Stephen McKenna in his assessment of Brian McAvera’s new book on the artist
A new study on the Great Irish Famine finds that the predominant ideological doctrine guiding British policy in Ireland was one of divine Providentialism, writes Mic Moroney.
Mic Moroney looks at a new study from L Perry Curtis that examines images of dispossession dating from the Great Famine and the Land Wars
Catherine Morris has constructed a striking multi-layered account of prolific dramatist and political activist Alice Milligan writes Hilary Pyle
