Andy Warhol: Profound artist, affectless hero, subversive icon
Warhol is set to eclipse Picasso with a $200m sale of Marilyn Monroe portrait, breaking records
Straight to Hell: Elliot Murphy’s sonic journey through Dante’s Inferno
Berlin-based Irish composer’s new album follows the Italian poet into the underworld
Never Look Away: An undeniably enjoyable, absurdly long potboiler
Review: Nobody has a hair out of place in this highly buffed account of a German artist
Wish you were there: postcards as art and communication
A new book and exhibition demonstrate the wit, and power of the postcard
Mark E Smith: bingo masters, witch trials and totally wired, his genius remembered
Mancunian anti-hero fine-tuned the world, distorting and damaging its aesthetic veneer
Tree scheme in Dublin takes leaf out of ‘Ulysses’
Project aims to revitalise an area in the city centre made infamous by James Joyce
Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks: 2000 – N3, by Tom de Paor
For Ireland’s first appearance at the Venice Biennale of Architecture the young designer built a pavilion from 40,000 peat briquettes. It was part stage set, part retreat
Super-gallery puts San Francisco at the centre of the art world
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, reopened after a $305 million expansion, is now the biggest gallery of its kind in the US and has been transformed into a suitably blue-chip space
When Africa came to the Arsenale, and the Irish Biennale adventure
Venice’s first African-born curator, Okwui Enwezor, is on a mission to clean up the spiritual home of the art world and remind us of its social and political responsibilities
Benjamin Grosvenor treats the National Concert Hall to a tour de force
The pianist, just 22, delivers an unconventional programme with awe-inspiring confidence
The inventive and industrious Sean Lynch is a good fit for Venice Biennale
Among this year’s essential exhibitions is Lynch’s Biennale show, which will tour Ireland after Italy
Picasso, Lennon, Dalí and more: artists in their own image
An exhibition of portraits puts artists in the frame, and highlights where their public and private selves diverge
Four views of Berlin, from east to west and music to museums
Who better to ask for a tour of Berlin than some of its finest musicians, the Vogler Quartet?
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