Edvard Munch’s artistic outlook: ‘There should be pictures of real people who breathed, who suffered, felt, loved’
Berlin’s state gallery has pulled out all the stops for the city’s first Munch exhibition in 30 years
Edvard Munch
Johnny Watterson: Are green and orange equal in NI soccer or is one of them just not worth it?
O’Neill rightly pointed out that God Save The Queen doesn’t represent team’s diversity
Strong currents: the pull of the sea, from Mayo to Oslo, in Amanda Bell’s Riptide
Tracing the power of water and art in a poet’s work, from Donald Teskey to Edvard Munch
Shakespeare wrote King Lear in lockdown. What did you achieve?
An Irishwoman’s Diary on auditing your lockdown goals
Art online: Prize-winning portraits and little-known Mondrians
The National Gallery is offering online exhibitions as the public stays at home
The art of medical observation
First-year medical students learn to observe intensely by dissecting paintings
Patrick Freyne: The mystery of Dermot Bannon and his many surrogate wives
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Sheffield United’s Irish forward yet to score in Premier League but is central to club’s success
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A home defeat to Liverpool would pile added pressure on Old Trafford boss
Strong prices for Waterford Crystal and U2’s first press pack
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So Much Longing in So Little Space review: Knausgaard’s Munch analysis is like a secular Bible
Author’s egotistical diversions can be forgiven for this intriguing inquiry in to the painter
Puffin says it is ‘proud’ to publish John Boyne’s trans YA novel
A sneak preview of Saturday’s books pages
Whitey Bulger gave works from largest-ever art heist to IRA, investigator claims
Former Scotland Yard detective says he believes the stolen art is still in Ireland
A whale of a time in Bergen
A visit to Norway’s second city was a serene trip of nature and culture and . . . fish
How did intelligent Irish women get through the day in the 1980s?
'One Day at a Time' and 'Roseanne' are on their way back; here are some olden-days shows that should also be remade, like "womanning competition" Calor Kosangas Housewife of the Year
William Crozier's glorious paintings sing of Cork and colour
From land to sea, William Crozier in West Cork, and artists getting aquatic at the Glucksman Gallery
Tom Crean to feature on Norwegian Air tailfins
Explorer to be a ‘tailfin hero’ on transatlantic aircraft from Ireland
Eugeen Van Mieghem: Docklands denizen who drew a world on the move
The Belgian artist was inspired by poor people emigrating at the port of Antwerp
Monet, Munch top sellers in 2016 art sales
David Bowie’s collection included ‘Sleep Sound’ by Jack B Yeats which sold for £233,000
The multimillion dollar question: is modern art worth it?
Edvard Munch painting on sale while Eric Clapton is selling another Gerhard Richter
Euro 2016: Pub’s optimism drowned by howls of anguish
In Ireland v Sweden game, it was a case of what might have been – or should have been
Second Opinion: Nordic insights into the art of ageing and dying well
There is a growing interest in cultural gerontology, an evolving field of inquiry into the social, philosophical and humanistic contexts of ageing, one of the richest and as yet underexplored phases of life
The world’s best... according to British Airways
Fionn Davenport round up this week's travel deals and news
Holidays with hoverflies in the Stockholm archipelago
Out of his life on one of the thousands of islands that buffer Sweden’s capital, Stockholm, from the Baltic, the entomologist Fredrik Sjöberg has fashioned an unlikely bestseller
Don Draper would be amazed by marketing now
Marketing is moving away from the campaigns the ‘Mad Men’ ad men would have commanded
Gauguin painting sets all-time record with €265m sale
Work was painted in 1892 and is said to have sold to museum in Qatar
Ketil Bjornstad: ‘The novel is the best weapon against multi-tasking’
Brought to Book Q&A: Norwegian author and pianist on where he writes and what he reads
Black-eyed ghost children are the new grey aliens
‘Daily Star’ front-page stars are just the latest iteration of media mumbo jumbo
Mystery surrounds identity of owner of world’s most expensive painting
Work acquired by anonymous telephone bidder after fierce competition for piece
Bringing home the Bacon: triptych sells for record $142.4m
1969 piece raises bar and becomes most expensive work ever sold at auction
Francis Bacon work poised to set record at New York art auction
Rich collectors from around the world have driven prices to record levels
Who’s buying fine art and antiques and why?
In the second part of our summer series – how the international art market is dominated by super-rich investor-collectors
A new era for the art market
A five-part summer series analyses the current state of the global fine art and antiques market
Stolen Matisse, Picasso and Monet paintings ‘burned in oven’
Forensic specialists find traces of paint, canvas and nails in ashes in Romanian house
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