Richard Malone is used to feeling like an outsider. His back-footed approach to the worlds in which he inhabits has served him well him, especially when it comes to generating conversations. The Wexford-born, internationally-celebrated fashion designer and artist’s unique perspective is one of the reasons the National Gallery of Ireland gave him an artist residency as part of the public programme for summer exhibition Giacometti: From Life. Malone was on site at the Gallery throughout June and July and the studio is open to all for the month of August, when his artistic response to the work of sculptor Alberto…

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