Mood Indigo by Ishmael Claxton
“How do we understand Irish identity when we look at it through the people shaping Ireland today?” I began Mood Indigo as a continuation of questions that have followed me…
Jana Bulochova: Echo from the Past
A compelling new exhibition in Dublin offers a profound exploration of memory, identity, and the physical body as a site where lived experience continues to shape the present. Opening at…
Francis O’Toole: the cinematic power of oil painting
Francis O'Toole is a Dublin-based artist whose journey into the contemporary art world began under harrowing circumstances. At 17, an industrial accident forced him into a long period of rehabilitation…
Vozis – The hand moving before thought
For Vozis, monsters are not symbols of fear. They are emotional forms, direct projections of the mind that emerge before reason takes control. Through automatic drawing, instinct leads the process.…
Morg Armeni: Renaissance Now
Morg Armeni is an Italian painter whose work moves between classical influence and contemporary pop surrealism. Born in Genoa, she describes her origins as a mix of Emilia Romagna, Sicily,…
Brady: Suspended in the Landscape
Brady works across caricature, illustration and painting, three fields he treats as one continuous investigation of the present. In his graphic work he leans on reflective humour, sometimes dark, often…
Missy Brinkmeyer: Seen
An exhibition by Missy Brinkmeyer opens at The LAB Gallery in Dublin. Curated by Margarita Cappock, the show runs from 4 December 2025 to 10 January 2026. Seen presents a…
PJ Lynch, telling stories with pictures
Patrick James Lynch, known artistically as PJ Lynch, he is an Irish children’s illustrator and writer. Born in Belfast on March 2, 1962. He always knew he wanted to be…
Srna Krstulovic: Raw Beauty to Question Existence
Srna Krstulovic is a Dublin-based artist originally from Supetar on the Island of Brač, Croatia. Raised in Belgrade in an artistic environment, she developed a passion for sculpture early on.…
Casalciprano: A Living Memory in the Heart of Molise
Tucked into the Molise hills, Casalciprano is a quiet village where history lives in every stone. The old town has changed little over the centuries, preserving the essence of everyday…