Seven educators have returned to the studio to create work for Turning the Tables, says Tina O’Sullivan

Dorothy Cross explores her childhood in Cork in her two new art books, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Tina O’Sullivan previews a series of exhibitions in the Crawford and other venues to mark 60 years of the Arts Council

John Minihan marks Culture Night and Cork International Short Story festival with illuminating photos, Tina O’Sullivan reports

Artist Patricia Looby’s love of fabrics and religious relics inspired her show at Christchurch, says Tina O’Sullivan

David Seymour’s paintings reflect the confusion of conflict, when the abnormal is the norm, says Tina O’Sullivan

Aideen Barry’s animated film Possession satirises our tendency to live beyond our means in pursuit of happiness, says Tina O’Sullivan

The impact of cinema and digital media on sketching and illustration is the theme of UCC’s Motion Capture exhibition, says Tina O’Sullivan

Heaven’s Gate disaster inspired Brian Duggan’s work at Carlow’s VISUAL Centre, Tina O’Sullivan reports

The Crawford Art Gallery in Cork puts the work of Seán Keating in a modern context, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Aether, at Macroom Town Hall, sees four artists explore the idea of liminal space, says Tina O’Sullivan

Sherkin Island plays host to an innovative performance featuring a wind harp, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Hungry Tea is just one of the exciting arts projects under way in unusual venues around Cork, writes Tina O’Sullivan

The EVA event has again made top class sculpture and other art accessible at several locations in Limerick, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Three creatives explain their work to Tina O’Sullivan as they prepare for their graduate degree shows

Veteran artist Hans Josephsohn’s sculptures have their first Irish outing at Lismore Castle Arts, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Jiri Sliva credits his success to a series of chance meetings, says Tina O’Sullivan

Photographer Simon Norfolk returned to Afghanistan to re-trace the steps of his 19th century counterpart John Burke, says Tina O’Sullivan.

Josef Albers explored our changing perceptions of colour in his art. He considered tricks of the eye sacred, says Tina O’Sullivan

It’s been a decade, but Steps are back together and will tread the stage in Cork this summer, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Soprano Ruby Hughes is among the headline acts at the West Cork Chamber Music Festival this summer, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Dublin artist Guggi’s first exhibition in South America features his trademark paintings of jugs and bowls, says Tina O’Sullivan

The darkest of colours is the focal point of Dubh, an exhibition of contemporary objects that moved from New York to Dublin, says Tina O’Sullivan

Limerick City Gallery of Art launches its new enhanced exhibition spaces this evening, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Rónán McLaughlin’s photographic calendar will help restore Cobh’s Old Yacht Club, writes Tina O’Sullivan

Patricia Burns’ paintings of her daily route home evoke the cold, gloomy beauty of Cork’s suburban sprawl,says Tina O’Sullivan

A fascinating exhibition reveals how works of art have caused outrage through the years, writes Tina O’Sullivan