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The art historian’s memoir is no feminist treatise
We need art that keeps our collective imagination and sense of tradition alive
Spending a few days with the artist famous for his brooding ‘black paintings’ was not something I was sure I’d enjoy
When the aliens land in thousands of years, or sometime around Christmas of this year, we want them to think: these were their gods
Adrian Clark’s new biography has a tone that is relentlessly disapproving
The hues she’s employed are bodily, yet transcend into a surreal haze
There is something truly pathological about the taboo given that Irish art is awash with politics
His new body of work – Spoglia – is on display at New York’s Palo Gallery
Pick up a paintbrush in a state-funded art school these days and you’ll be shown the door
The case for the return of the Benin bronzes seems to be unraveling
