Imma at 30: Reframing the role of exhibitionist in a changing landscape

The Irish Museum of Modern Art celebrates its 30th birthday at a tricky time for museums

Meet the artist who is ‘just itching to make more silk scarves’

Artist Niall Sweeney’s colourful and surreal exhibition, I Am The Cosmos, comprises eight prints and two silk scarves

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

St Patrick’s Day: 21 events across Ireland for the bank holiday weekend

From Dublin's St Patrick’s Festival to Kilkenny Tradfest and a Co Wicklow slime lab

When it comes to photography, Ireland in no danger of overexposure

The lack of attention given to photography is dangerous and puts the discipline at risk

The GAA player who ran away to join Panti’s circus

How does a Roscommon GAA player end up performing ‘wild stuff’ semi-naked in a Fringe show?

Una Mullally’s 2015: Beauty in the eye of the placard-holder

The street art that emerged around the marriage referendum coloured not just walls and doorways but also conversations

Team Panti: the making of a queen

Panti, Rory O’Neill’s drag queen, is the subject of a new film. Her persona and what she represents are the result of decades of collaboration

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The Pigeon House rules: a boom in Dublin art

Dublin-centric prints and textiles have moved beyond tack to beautiful design

Rory O'Neill/Panti: The drag doyenne who’s the queen of the scene

She can hold an audience in the palm of her hand, or round up a crowd with a click of her well-manicured fingers – so how did Rory O’Neill go from being a small-town boy in Co Mayo to becoming Panti, the grande dame of Dublin’s gay scene