Book Reviews: Crossing The Line: My Life On The Edge

Book Review: The Yellow River

Jane and Tony O’Malley at Home

Interview with Hilda van Stockum

Book Review: Tony O’Malley: Painter in Exile

William Crozier

Book Review: Irish Art 1830-1990

Brian Fallon’s Favourite Few

A Quiet Storm: The Art of Dairine Vanston

Warriors and Scholars

A European Commission

Cias at IMMA

The White Stags

A Particular Mission

On Mature Reflection

Face to Face

Book Review: Francis Bacon in the 1950s

Book Review: Kingerlee

Book Review: Breon O’Casey: A Celtic Artist

Book Review: An Age of Innocence: Irish Culture 1930-1960

Regarding Patrick Hennessy

Enlightenment and Legacy

The Moderns

Patrick Collins: A Modern Celt

Breon O’Casey: Influence and Synthesis

Melita Denara: Upon the Glad Earth

Melanie le Brocquy: A Sculptor’s Touch

Book Review: DEREK HILL

Book Review: Colin Middleton: A Study

Perspectives of Europe

International Tapestry

Independent’s Day

Sketches of Spain

Patrick Scott: A life less ordinary

Adventures in Art

Mary Swanzy is a major figure in Irish art, but also a complex, isolated one with whom we have yet to come to terms, writes Brian Fallon, as IMMA launches an exhibition of her work as part of the Modern Masters series

The young bohemians

No detour ahead

Swanzy in Samoa

Far from the madding crowd