Barry Flanagan in Dublin

A Gallery for the City: Hugh Lane’s Inspiration

The Chaos of Creation

Book Review: Beyond the White Cube: A Retrospective of Brian O’Doherty / Patrick Ireland

Civic disturbance

Mic Moroney navigates Stephen Brandes’ satirical visual diary featuring in ‘Phoenix Rising’ at Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane

Mapping the map-maker

Joint declaration

Hazel Lavery model, muse, mask

Francis Bacon: A Terrible Beauty

The Quick and the Dead

Empiricism and Aesthetics

Book Review: EFFORTS AND IDEALS: PRINTS OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR

Book Review: CHANGING STATES: CONTEMPORARY IRISH ART & FRANCIS BACON’S STUDIO

Book Review: REVOLUTIONARY STATES: HOME RULE AND MODERN IRELAND

Book Review: THE GOLDEN BOUGH

Book Review: PASSION AND POLITICS, SIR JOHN LAVERY: THE SALON REVISITED

Book Review: The Quick and the Dead

Book Review: DISCOVER ART AT DUBLIN CITY GALLERY THE HUGH LANE

Independent’s Day

Michael Kane has not only forged a style, he has helped substantially to forge the style of others, writes Brian Fallon ahead of the Hugh Lane Gallery’s survey exhibition in October

Inside & out

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