Person: Grayson Perry

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>The portrait of the unidentified man; the detectives working on the case; and artist Lynn Kennedy</p>

culture

Monday TV Tips: Artist works with gardaí on portrait in bid to ID dead man found in Meath

And a look at the differences between Prince William's and Prince Harry's relationships with the media

home and gardens

Hats off to Dali: Exhibition shows largest collection of artist's work in Ireland

general

Getting kids washed, getting kids dressed, getting kids fed, getting kids to sleep. And repeat

Our moment has arrived and we need to grasp it with both hands

general

A Question of Taste with Martin Gale

world

Quirky World: Ceramic penis inspired by London city bankers

Artist Grayson Perry talks Bear necessities and targets masculinity

Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry has dismissed adventurer Bear Grylls as a “hangover” of a “useless” type of masculinity.

Tue, 26 Apr, 2016

Books that provide a pathway to a magical world inhabited by art and artists

New books about art can add understanding to one’s enjoyment, and make a great gift, writes Des O’Sullivan.

Sat, 05 Dec, 2015

Sunday’s TV tips

Check out our guide to the best of tonight's TV.

Sun, 17 May, 2015

Irish artist Duncan Campbell scoops £25k Turner Prize

Dublin-born artist Duncan Campbell has won this year’s Turner Prize for his series of films called It For Others.

Tue, 02 Dec, 2014

Duncan Campbell wins Turner prize

Irish-born artist Duncan Campbell has won this year’s Turner Prize for his series of films called It For Others and hinted he might follow in the footsteps of another winner – Steve McQueen.

Mon, 01 Dec, 2014

Dublin-born artist in running for Turner Prize

The latest winner of the Turner Prize – now in its 30th year – will be announced tonight at Tate Britain.

Mon, 01 Dec, 2014

TV watch: Not to be missed this week

SATURDAY

Sat, 18 Oct, 2014

Curtains for ‘hormonally challenged’ Monkhouse comic

A racy comic book created by a "hormonally challenged" teenage Bob Monkhouse has been hidden from public view behind a curtain in a new exhibition because it is deemed too sexually explicit.

Mon, 05 May, 2014

Panti, Iona, the Queen, and blatant homophobia

AS an Irish citizen, I would have waded into this whole Panti / Iona thing earlier but I live in Brighton where everyone is busy bringing up their ordinary children in ordinary same sex households and getting married to whoever they ordinarily love without further ado, and to be honest it passed me by.

Mon, 10 Feb, 2014