Even the free movement of musical instruments could end, says one composer

That’s Maths: London’s Winton Gallery reveals how numbers shape our world

Beckett’s legacy endures, and reaches far beyond the written word

Gallery honours 88-year-old painter with show of a lifetime’s work

Elizabeth Magill makes works of tremendous beauty, but she’s not averse to a little rough treatment to get to the heart of the work

She had been front runner to secure broadcaster’s vacant top job

Shrieks, yelps and clicks are part of the Irish woman’s repertoire of improvisation

MAC exhibition, a first for Ireland, is a fine collection with a focus on drawing

Royal Irish Academy one of seven to issue a joint statement to the UK government

The artist’s new exhibition explores the personal and political, ‘the complex, detailed, contingencies of people’s lives’

Ib Jorgensen: ‘A mirror over the mantelpiece is an easy way out – I would much prefer a painting’

The British-Nigerian artist’s work is laden with complex identity conundrums

Coralie Kinahan: September 16th, 1924 - July 31st, 2015

Plenty of interest expected in 12 works by one of Britain’s most successful modern artists

Belfast-born artist’s story encompasses Churchill, communism and children’s books

Mustajeeb could be best hope among a quartet of Irish horses at Santa Anita

Tamboran director is trying to sell fracking to the people of Ireland

Review: Barry believed that the sole purpose of landscape was to serve as background to the depiction of “significant human action”, which was the central business of a serious painter

Campbell Bruce: July 28th, 1927 – February 17th, 2014

A firm of Irish architects is addressing the question of how buildings make us feel at the ‘Sensing Spaces’ exhibition at the Royal Academy in London’s Piccadilly