Malton’s Views of Dublin: The Story of a Georgian City
The Little Museum of Dublin’s handsomely produced hardback volume Malton’s Views of Dublin: The Story of a Georgian City provides readers with a welcome opportunity Read More
What’s New
Silent space
New from the Spring 2022 edition. Dublin artist Francis Matthews manages to give the impression of reality without becoming enmeshed in itemising endless physical detail, writes Aidan Dunne Read More
Manuscripts in the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms: Cultures and Connections
Roger Stalley reviews Manuscripts in the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms: Cultures and Connections Read More
Scattered fractions
New from the Spring 2022 edition. Artist Frances Kelly didn’t aim for exact likenesses in her portraits of people or flowers, but rather for some inner, more abstract, significance, writes Hilary Pyle Read More
Honouring St Brigid
This year marks the third iteration of Hamilton Gallery’s St Brigid’s exhibition series, a group show by Irish women artists marking Lá Fhéile Bríde. Read More
Auctions dates 2021
Adam’s
11.01.2021
No. 1 Wellington Road – The Property of Mr Peter White
Adam’s
23.02.2021
At Home
Adam’s
03.03.2021
Online Auction
Adam’s
24.03.2021
Important Irish Art
Adam’s
14.04.2021
The Library Collection
Adam’s
21.04.2021
Fergus O’Ryan RHA – Travels: Painter & Palette – Paintings from the Artist Studio
Adam’s
11.05.201
Mid Century Modern
Adam’s
02.06.2021
Important Irish Art
Adam’s
29.09.2021
Important Irish Art
Adam’s
18.10.2021
Country House Collections at Townley … Read More
Review of Results for Irish Art at Auction in 2021
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Twenty Twenty-one was a very good year for Irish art at auction both here and in the UK as buyers emerged from the their Covid cocoons. The easing of restrictions on … Read More
The Dignity Of Everyday Life: Celebrating Michael Scott’s Busáras
New from the Spring 2022 edition. Busáras has always sparked public imagination. From the start, its design, scandalised by scale and cost, became a cause célèbre for the then-leading Irish politicians. Read More
Sister Mary’s illuminations
New from the Spring 2022 edition. Síghle Bhreathnach-Lynch reveals Sr Mary Concepta’s design and decoration of the Oratory of the Sacred Heart in Dún Laoghaire Read More
Following Ulysses
New from the Spring 2022 edition. Stephanie McBride explores Deirdre Brennan’s photographic response to James Joyce’s Ulysses Read More