review
2011
Cramming for the afterlife ‘The Book of the Dead’ at the British Museum
2010
There’s many a pig wears cufflinks Paul Gauguin at Tate Modern
Piecing man together ‘Drawings from the Italian Renaissance’, at the British Museum
A dusty flowering Vincent van Gogh at the Royal Academy
2009
The Only Church In Town The Sacred Made Real: Spanish Painting and Sculpture 1600-1700
Sweet Doing Nothing J. M. Waterhouse at The Royal Academy
Leaden Feet Cannot Dance Futurism at Tate Modern
The Thinking Thing Gerhard Richter at the National Gallery
Nothing More and Nothing Less? Mark Rothko at Tate Modern
2008
Not only rage Francis Bacon at Tate Modern
2004
Damien Hirst at White Cube Review
2003
Paddyhackery! Online Ireland and other green journalism for the exiles
The good meets the bad ‘Anthem for doomed youth’, at the Imperial War Museum
Waves from the 60s Bridget Riley at Tate Britain
2002
Trainspotter cleans up Irvine Welsh Interview
The public intellectual Tom Paulin Interview
Dicing with debt Dublin’s exclusive casinos [w/ Keith Brennan]
How Americans see Americans Nan Goldin at the Whitechapel Gallery, The American Sublime at Tate Modern and Martin Parr at the Barbican Centre
‘Imaging Ulysses’, by David Hamilton Review
Derry gets verbal Sketch
Taboo and obscenity in culture Freedom of expression   ***n.b. this article has an error – Nick Ross did NOT appear in the ‘Brasseye’ programme discussed
Visibility stakes high in Belfast Festival review
2001
‘Berkeley’s telephone’, by Harry Clifton Book Review
Festival lights come on Festival Pre-view
Logo as art-fact The logo in art
Something for everyone? Festival review
Filming War Cinema, War, struggle and protest
Festival lift-off Festival review
‘The people of the Sea’, by David Thompson Book Review