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

Robert Ballagh discusses some key works relating to Ireland from Richard Hamilton and Rita Donagh ahead of their retrospective at Dublin City Gallery the Hugh Lane this autumn

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