Belfast collective wins Turner Prize with pub installation
Array Collective becomes first Northern Irish winner of the prestigious art prize
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Workshops on creating shared experiences in unexpected spaces
Talks to explore idea of permanence in architecture
Pushing the boundaries of design for play
Turner prize-nominated collective, Assemble, is a mix of architecture and public art. Now its co-founder joins a judging panel for a Ballyfermot playground
Carmody Groarke architects: Temporary structures, permanent ideas
London-based Carmody Groarke architects is forging a reputation for innovation by collaborating on short-term builds and art projects. This in turn is inspiring more adventurous long-term projects
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The wonderful ‘Mr Turner’
19th century artist is still ‘box-office’ more than 160 years after his death
Gemma Tipton’s cultural highs and lows of 2014
Patrick Scott’s early works, seen in his retrospective, cast a spell
Turner winner Duncan Campbell's work is now on home soil
Films at Imma by the Dublin-born artist approach their subjects – including Bernadette Devlin McAliskey – obliquely, including the one that earned him this year's Turner prize
Irish-born artist Duncan Campbell wins Turner Prize
Graduate of the Glasgow School of Art wins for his series of films It For Others
The Mac’s screening process is hit and miss
A new international art prize in Belfast’s Mac has a mix of great and indifferent material
French artist Laure Prouvost surprise winner of Turner Prize for tea party piece
Prestigious art award presented in Derry, its first time outside Britain
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