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The Future is Weird in Lydia Holmes' World
Queen Street Studios exhibition combines art and synthetic biology -
Join Craft NI's Treasure Archive
Artist Hannah Casey needs your bric-a-brac -
Felicity Ford Collects Craft Sounds
August Craft Month is alive with the sounds of KNITSONIK -
Neil Shawcross Paints Penguin Book Covers
A 20 year homage to Penguin Books is 'the most pleasurable of all my exhibitions' -
August Craft Month Gets Chatty
Online, off-line, punk-stitch and pottery, there's something for everyone to talk about -
CAST Foundry Sculptures on Display
The famous Dublin foundry comes north -
Starstruck at the Ulster Museum
World class costume exhibition features iconic pieces from film and television. Listen to an audio tour of the exhibition presented by Jane Coyle in the podcast to the left -
Belfast Photo Festival Launches
The inaugural festival welcomes entries from around the world -
Belfast Exposed Archive Inspires Book
Despite the years of wear and tear, there is still much to see -
Art Work Inspired by Literature at the Golden Thread Gallery
Artists display their own takes on classical literature in the Convergence exhibition -
Conor Cafe Hangs New Shawcross Works
The Northern Irish Artist celebrates Penguin Book covers -
Art Take Part Website Launched
One stop shop for arts participation across Northern Ireland -
Literature Inspires at the Dickon Hall Gallery
Come for the sugar sculptures, stay for the art -
Peace Bridge Leads to Bright Future
Culture Company Chair Martin Bradley on exciting times ahead for the Maiden City -
Ava Gallery Celebrates Irish Modernism
Watch video featuring some of the stand-out pieces -
Games Designer Phil Campbell Reimagines The Godfather
The games designer on new technology, reimagining The Godfather and the Ulster Festival of Arts -
Catalytic Clothing
Save the world and look good doing it, with the world's first air purifying dress -
Fairytale in Belfast
Follow the little red line to SpaceCraft for 13 Tales of Love, Death and the Weather -
Cara Murphy Designs for the PM
The silversmith produces a desk set for the Prime Minister, commissioned by The Silver Trust -
The Art of Video Games
Does LA Noire point the way toward a more sophisticated gaming future? -
Nudes and Busts Aplenty - the Culloden Hotal Hosts Sculpture in the Garden
Watch video of world class sculpture that should not be 'confined to the white cube', says curator Lorraine Brett -
Bedlam Revisited
Artist Gemma Anderson explains why she wants to add to the vocabulary of psychiatry -
More Than Lycra? Comic Book Artists Make the Case
Peter McCaughan on how best to access and appreciate the Northern Irish comics industry -
Irish Artists Wanted for French Exhibition
The French countryside and culture have long inspired Irish artists - Galerie Tremel seeks new perspectives -
Maurice Harron's Reflections on Form
The sculptor takes Anna Maguire on a tour of his latest exhibition, where 'life in all its forms is at the core' -
Northern Irish Artist Shortlisted for BP Portrait Awards
Ian Cumberland's 'messy' portrait of an old friend is in the running for the prestigious award, but don't ask about his subject -
Former Fabric Designer Paints Belfast in a New Light
Watch an online exhibition of paintings by Kevin Collins - a man after Van Gogh's heart -
ACES Artists: Victoria J Dean
The ACES participant talks about opportunities, coastlines and working with the Millennium Court Arts Centre -
What Cultural Statue Would You Erect?
Michael Jackson at Fulham, Robocop in Detroit - but who or what would you like to see immortalised in your vicinity? -
Lord Belmore: Connoisseur, Collector of Art
At Castlecoole, Jenny Cathcart is given a tour of his private art collection, featuring works by T P Flanagan -
The North Antrim Coast On Canvas
Stu Oxley's exhibition at the Naughton Gallery at Queen's University provides an insight into artistic evolution -
Wanted: Opinions About Art
Want to win £300 for having an opinion? Maybe the Ormeau Baths Gallery Critical Writing Competition is for you -
Obituary: TP Flanagan
Liam Kelly gives a personal tribute to the Enniskillen-born landscape artist -
Why The Arts Matter: Behind Closed Doors
Multi-cultural Belfast explored in architectural exhibition at PLACE gallery. Watch an online exhibition -
My Cultural Life: Sinead O'Donnell
The performance artist on working with dyslexia, collaborating with Iraqi artist Poshya Kakl and taking part in the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad -
Minister Asked: Show You Love The Arts
Artists and arts sector employees appeal to the spirit of St Valentine in a last ditch bid to stave off funding cuts -
How to Interpret a Play Like Deepa
County Down artist Deepa Mann-Kler is Martin Lynch's new artist-in-residence - what's that all about? -
ReFound, the Artistic Answer to the Big Society
Founder Jill O'Neill on bringing disused pieces of furniture back to life and giving artists some work on the side -
Unlimited Award For Artist Sinead O'Donnell
£70,000 award will help showcase work by disabled artists as part of the Cultural Olympiad -
Just What is it That Makes Irish Homes So Welcoming?
Artist Tom Bevan collects the detritus of everyday living, and makes it art -
Why The Arts Matter: Haiti Lives
A photographic exhibition in Belfast's Waterfront Hall, organised by Oxfam, aims to raise awareness and aid the recovery in Haiti -
Ulster's Underground Caravaggio
Artist Andrew Haslett revisits Renaissance techniques in his religious paintings. He tells Joanne Savage about being inspired by the bible and the baroque -
2010: That Was The Year That Was
2010 was a corker for the arts in all their forms - we look back at some of our cultural highlights -
Czech Artist Takes On Lisburn Road Art Dealers
Tibor Cervenak, a former taxi driver in Belfast, opens a gallery and studio space with a difference -
Why The Arts Matter: Play Resource
The arts and education facility for children celebrates 25 years of funding from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland -
My Festive Favourite: The Fallen Angel
Philip Hammond finds solace - and an escape from Christmas kitsch - in the tangential paintings of Alexandre Cabanel -
Why The Arts Matter: Lost Portrait Gallery
'Scientific research and visual arts practice' help bereaved families to cope with suicide -
Why The Arts Matter: Art As Therapy
Joanne Savage found solace in creativity during a troubled childhood -
My Cultural Life: Anne Magill
Brighton and British Airways can't make this visual artist forget her roots in Northern Ireland -
Drawing on Illness
Artist Beth Frazer puts her body on display in PS2 -
Looking For Saint-Saëns
Artist John McSorley brings the magic and mystery of the Continent to Malone House. -
'There's Nothing Wrong With Being Commercial'
Artist Bernice Anderson is refreshingly forthright about her Ards Arts Centre exhibition -
Why The Arts Matter: The Pansy Project
Campaigning artist Paul Harfleet plants seeds of hope in Belfast as part of the Outburst Queer Arts Festival -
Royal Ulster Academy Exhibition 2010
RUA President Julian Friers talks about the works on show -
Paranormal Activity at Queen Street Studios?
A visual requiem by Zoë Murdoch summons a psychopomp of art in the Queen Street Studios -
BELFAST FESTIVAL 2010: Martin Creed
Turner Prize-winning artist to perform with Belfast duo at the Belfast Festival -
Downfall
Art has never been so tempting. Curator Liam Kelly walks Tammy Moore through Siobhan Hapaska's first Belfast exhibition -
INTERVIEW: Shauna McGowan
Grief, death and Jason and the Argonauts -
Between the Woods and the Water
Danielle Hicks-Gallagher’s first solo exhibition of paintings and textile art is a deeply personal one, says Jenny Cathcart -
Budgie Butlins
Budgies kick back in their very own holiday camp at PS2
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