Paul Henry, Harry Kernoff, Nano Reid and John Shinnors are just some of the names whose work will appear at Whyte’s upcoming important Irish art sale, the first of this year’s Irish art auctions.

This Graeter's chocolate bar features a painting by pioneering Cincinnati artist Robert S. Duncanson. Here are some facts you ...

The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative/Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY; via Kasmin Gallery, New York Both gallery shows focus on Indiana’s work, and especially his paintings, from the 1960s ...

The Boston Irish Heritage Trail covers about three miles from the Rose Kennedy Garden at Christopher Columbus Park to Fenway ...

Robert Nava wears Brooks Brothers shirt ... dragon hovering beneath a swath of starry night sky, rendered in the artist’s inimitable ancient art meets cartoonish, Dungeon-punk expressionism.

Sworders La Belle Mere, a portrait by the Irish artist John Lavery (1856-1941) sold for £360,000 / €428,830 at Sworder’s auction in the UK on March 4. Join the Irish Independent WhatsApp ...

We realise that by keenly reflecting on the watercolour that no matter what local or worldly coasts we roam – the art speaks to our hearts – because for Irish hearts – home is where the art is.

In Lucy Steeds’s debut novel The Artist, we are once again reminded that the successful exercise of substantial talent often rests on the crude but incontrovertible contingencies of having both ...

On This Day: Celebrated Irish artist Robert Ballagh was born in 1943 Tracing your Irish ancestry - The Brennan Clan On This Day: "Typhoid" Mary Mallon was born in Co Tyrone ...

t Patrick’s Day, March 17, has long been a global phenomenon, with parades, revelry and traditional Irish music ... And yet, what would happen if an artist set out to create a fusion of the ...

Lenore Collins at Signal Arts. Des Collins, Olga and Art Ó Laoghaire, Lenore Collins, William Finnie. Sandra Fitzgerald and Alison Warde enjoying the Lenore Collins exhibition at Signal Arts.

to about 225 days a year in parts of the west. But we do have a lot of words for the wet stuff in Irish.