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Full coverage: art

How Britain lost its marbles: what a tussle for restitution in the art world tells us about modern England

The struggle for the Parthenon marbles between Greece and Britain has placed Britain outside the mainstream when it comes to restitution in art and Brexit, naturally, has played a role.

Phoebe Greenwood
12th Feb, 2022 - 8 min read

Harry Clarke stained glass windows at the centre of landlord and tenant battle

A court case due to begin on Monday will pit the wealthy Campbell family who operates Bewley’s Cafe against its landlord, developer Johnny Ronan.

Tom Lyons
29th Jan, 2021 - 2 min read

“In the current climate, it’s a bit of a challenge to sell art really”

Owning a gallery can be a financially unstable career. The more art you sell, the more successful you are. However, people only buy art when they have extra cash in their pockets to spend. Olivier Cornet is looking at ways to keep his gallery going during a downturn.

Cait Caden
5th May, 2020 - 5 min read

Sean Scully: “They paid me sometimes, and sometimes they didn’t”

Dublin born artist Sean Scully is in a legal battle with an international art gallery because he claims that he, and other artists, have not been paid. The gallery in question is the Blain Southern gallery that called in creditors earlier this year and went into administration.

Cait Caden
8th Apr, 2020 - 2 min read

Painted into a corner: Lawsuit lodged against leading Dublin art dealer

Renowned for his portraits of international leaders, Belfast artist Colin Davidson has lodged High Court proceedings to sever ties with a Dublin art dealer.

Francesca Comyn
7th Feb, 2020 - 2 min read
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