Seán Kissane reflects on the career of Gerda Frömel whose handling of form echoes Brancusi’s statement ‘Beauty is absolute equity.’
Seán Kissane explores the work of Kevin Mooney, in which complex webs of history and cultural references abound
The theme of sexuality was often overlooked in Patrick Hennessy’s work, but a new exhibition at IMMA marking his centenary offers an opportunity to assess its role in his art, writes Sean Kissane
Seán Kissane traces the emergence of a modern language of art in Ireland as exemplified by Albert Gleizes and his Irish students and his contemporary André Lhote, currently on view at IMMA
To what extent did Irish culture impact on Leonora Carrington’s writing and fantastic imagery? Sean Kissane explores the connections as the retrospective at IMMA continues
Seán Kissane examines the early career of William Crozier as West Cork Arts Centre and IMMA celebrate his work with complementary exhibitions
Fergus Feehily (born 1968, Dublin), makes art through constant experimentation.
Seán Kissane sees an artistic tradition in the work of Sibyl Montague that continues on from the French artist Louise Bourgeois
This exhibition places Irish artists of different generations alongside international figures in unexpected juxtapositions that enrich how Irish art can be understood, writes Seán Kissane
The exhibition treats the archive as a tool for building new futures, writes Seán Kissane
Artist Samir Mahmood looks beyond identity categories, addressing broad ideas around time, society, power and pleasure writes Séan Kissane