Irish Arts Review, 2003
First profiled in Irish Arts Review in 1991, Hughie O’Donoghue acknowledges the important contribution made by art history on his work to Marianne O’Kane
The artwork of Ireland’s representative at the 50th International Biennale, Katie Holten, combines a contemporary dynamic with a traditional respect for nature, writes CAOIMHÍN MAC GIOLLA LÉITH.
Medb Ruane introduces Cilla Patton, winner of the 2003 OpenHouse/Irish Arts Review Art Competition, and tells us why this year’s competition was her most enjoyable judging experience
‘Living in Ireland has been very positive for me’, Barrie Cooke tells Brian McAvera ahead of his major exhibition at the RHA in September
Sligo-born artist Eileen MacDonagh discusses with PETER MURRAY the positive influence of the sculpture symposium movement on the development of her art
The Niland Gallery in Sligo is fortunate in having an impressive collection of paintings by Jack B Yeats. But shouldn’t the focus on this illustrious native son be increased still further, asks Brian Harten?
