O BAER: Coming Home Late in the Land of the Giants
Culture
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The swift demise of the voguish, diamantine Hang Tough Contemporary commercial gallery is sad
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James Merrigan on Alan Butler who is resurreceing and when burying landscape art, at the RHA
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James Merrigan reviews Anne Collier: leaking, as analogy, to overcome its cold stare
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Mayo’s decorated megaliths rewrite the history of Mayo and the world: and features at Westival in Westport
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The logic of a sprawling Oscar Wilde on Merrion Square demands two further statues: one of his mother, the poet Jane Elgee ‘Speranza’ Wilde and, no less, of her uncle Charles Maturin father of Gothic literature in Ireland
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Liam Lynch, a republican martyr-ic0n, is the subject of a timely new biography in this, the hundredth anniversary of the ending of Ireland’s civil war. Lynch’s first biography by Florrie O’Donoghue is lyrical and incisive, being the work of a friend and comrade. Gerard Shannon, with wider access to archival material, has revealed the complexity […]