From Dublin to Fifth Avenue: A marriage made in design heaven
Bryan O’Sullivan and James O’Neill’s projects include Ballynahinch Castle, where they recently wed
Secret art sale where €50 could buy a mini masterpiece
At Solomon’s Incognito buyers won’t know artists’ identity until after charity sale
Hungry for art: food has always been a tasty subject for artists
Feast and famine: food grows, gives life, rots – no wonder artists see its power to reveal life’s truths
‘I was really interested in hairy ladies. The deviance’
Artist Niamh McGuinne on combing through the rich and strange history of hair
Miranda Blennerhassett wins RCSI Art Award
Blennerhassett won for an ingenious piece made with wallpaper on a gallery stairwell
RHA Annual Exhibition 2017: A big, noisy, good-natured show
Open submission process and 600 artworks guarantee good – and puzzling – surprises
Five shortlisted artists for RCSI Art Award announced
Varnishing Day marks opening of this year’s RHA Annual Exhibition
Why are women artists hard to find in our ‘boy crazy’ museums and galleries?
A gender audit reveals a poor representation of women in some of our national cultural institutions
A show that’s a year in the life of the RHA’s members
Against the odds, the RHA is still around, with this year’s exhibition one of its best. And despite our changing tastes, portrait painting has survived the advent of the selfie
An arty meal: when food goes beyond the edible
Art and food are intersecting in interesting ways, from the inedible beauty showcased on Nigella Lawson’s ‘The Taste’ to Abigail O’Brien’s bread exhibition – although not all art-food experiments end happily
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