Strike a pose

While the display of sculpture at the re-opened National Gallery is impressive, what is on view is but a fraction of the collection, writes paula Murphy

Rhythm, Repetition and Reproduction Re-Experiencing the Art of James Coleman

John Henry Foley’s O’Connell Monument

The Politics of the Street Monument

Thomas Farrell, Sculptor

Terence Farrell, Sculptor

Book Review: The Life and Works of Augustus Saint Gaudens

Book Review: Artists’ Century: Irish Self-Portraits and Selected Works, 1900-2000

Book Review: SCULPTURE 1600-2000 VOLUME III

Book Review: THE SCULPTURE OF F E MCWILLIAM

Book Review: NINETEENTH CENTURY IRISH SCULPTURE: NATIVE GENIUS REAFFIRMED

Book Review: The Life and Work of Oisín Kelly

Warriors and Statesmen

Paula Murphy examines the political character of Oliver Sheppard’s work as exemplified by Cuchulainn and his all’antica portrayal of Padraig Pearse

Destiny’s Child

Sculpture and glass are part of Killian Schürmann’s DNA. Paula Murphy visits his studio as he finalizes his most ambitious project to date, for University College Dublin

Book Review: Art History after Francoise Henry 50 Years of UCD 1965-2015

Let Us Rise