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a href= http://www.tanyabonakdargallery.com target= _blank Tanya Bonakdar Gallery /a is now showing Aula Expandida, Amalia Pica’s first solo

Eimear Walshe’s Romantic Ireland, which will be seen on a global scale at the 60th Venice Biennale, continues the artist’s focus on land, ownership and inclusion

When it comes to global travel, cities that begin with the letter 'E' hold some of the most breathtaking and picturesque spots you can find. The enchanting

At the Van Abbemuseum, Sung Hwan Kim takes the role of artist and exhibition designer and rearranges key film environments and performances from works that poetically navigate and contextualize ideas around borders.

Irish people are making their mark on the global stage – here are the names to look out for in 2024

Overall totals and nine-figure paintings were harder to come by in 2023 but there were still plenty of trophies on the auction block.

In their first UK two-person exhibition, brave and pathetic is better than drowning in shame, Josefin Arnell and Max Göran present new moving image installations featuring truckers, horse girls, and the police, all caught up in yearning for their lost and unattainable objects.

a href= http://www.davidzwirner.com target= _blank David Zwirner /a is presenting an exhibition of drawings by American artist Robert Ryman at the

a href= http://parcoartevivente.it/ target= _blank The PAV Parco Arte Vivente /a opened the exhibition Car Crash. Piero Gilardi e l’arte pove

a href= https://www.davidzwirner.com target= _blank David Zwirner /a is presenting an exhibition of early paintings by Robert Ryman (1930–201