New perspectives at the NGI
New from the Summer 2021 edition. Surely the reopening of the National Gallery of Ireland represents a ray of light, a welcome break in the massed Covid clouds? Read More
What’s New
Adam’s: 2 June
New from the Summer 2021 edition. Adam’s June sale features an intriguing work by Jack B Yeats. In a Dublin Waxworks was painted in 1912 in the artist’s earlier, illustrative style.
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De Veres: 22 June
New from the Summer 2021 edition. The scarecrow is one of John Shinnors’ most abiding motifs. The painter traces its origin to the unhappy summers he spent as a child on an uncle’s isolated farm in rural Co Clare.
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Art and the Nation State: The Reception of Modern Art in Ireland
New from the Summer 2021 edition. Art and the Nation State: The Reception of Modern Art in Ireland by Róisín Kennedy and reviewed by Brian Fallon
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Stags and dragons
New from the Summer 2021 edition. Julian Walton and William Fraher explore the magnificent Curraghmore House in County Waterford, where, three hundred years ago, the union of two families produced the most powerful dynasty in late Georgian Ireland
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Bare beauty
New from the Summer 2021 edition. Stephanie McBride regards Norman McCloskey’s unpeopled images that expose the West of Ireland landscape in all its temperaments
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Sculpted icons
New from the Summer 2021 edition. Anna Campbell has maintained a remarkable consistency in terms of both technical skill and artistic vision, writes Riann Coulter
Towards eternity
New from the Summer 2021 edition. Aidan Dunne examines the richly textural grid-based paintings of Denis Farrell, finding work of great temporal depth
Photographer Richard Mosse
New from the Summer 2021 edition. Irish artist Richard Mosse’s latest work made the New York Times list of top exhibitions recently. Read More
Gilded Planes
New from the Spring 2021 edition. Nature is an abiding source for Maighread Tobin and her new series of paintings reflect her engagement with natural sculptural forms, writes Niamh NicGhabhann