Master and motif
New from the Autumn 2018 edition. Comhghall Casey is a keeper of ordinary things made extraordinary through his art, writes Isabella Evangelisti ahead of his exhibition at Solomon Fine Art this autumn Read More
Painting
Panache and punch
New from the Autumn 2018 edition. Recently elected ARHA Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh is proof that the outward appearance of Academicians may change but the concern with discipline remains constant, Niamh NicGhabhann reports Read More
Genius loci
From the IAR Archive Is there a School of Limerick? Niamh NicGhabhann considers the question. Charles Harper’s work is included in the RHA Annual Exhibition, until 11 August. Read More
Portrait of Eoghan
New from the Summer 2018 edition. Donal Maguire reflects on the power of portraiture in his appraisal of this year’s winning portrait for the Ireland-U.S. Council/Irish Arts Review Portraiture Award Read More
8 under 40: Artists to watch
New from the Summer 2018 edition. Here we present the work of eight artists under the age of 40 who independently and boldly explore the imaginative possibilities of paint – to learn more about them we invite you to nominate your favourite artist by voting below. Read More
Genius loci
New from the Spring 2018 edition. Is there a School of Limerick? Niamh NicGhabhann considers the question on the eve of Charles Harper’s retrospective at the RHA Read More
The inaccessible land
New from the Spring 2018 edition. Riann Coulter explores Mark Shields’ guiding philosophy on making art, as a new departure in his practice is unveiled at the FE McWilliam Gallery Read More
Inside & out
From the IAR Archive Relocating to France brought a change in focus for Eithne Jordan, who tells Brian McAvera, ‘I had begun to feel that I was painting myself into an alley’ ahead of her exhibition at Dublin City Gallery, The Hugh Lane Read More
Shadowlands
New from the current edition. ‘All around the globe, conflicts have and continue to shape the land and their inhabitants’; Elizabeth Magill explores the flipside of the buccolic in conversation with Brian McAvera 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