Ulster Museum

Selected by comedian and guest adjudicator Phill Jupitus, the work of visual artist Lynn Kennedy was awarded The Irish News prize for best in show at the 143rd Royal Ulster Academy of Arts exhibition

Sophie Clarke hears all about the secrets of the cemetery as she takes a tour round Belfast’s oldest Christian burial ground

The exhibition serves as a stage for recognising creative talent

These are the final days to catch Caravaggio's 'The Taking of Christ' side by side with his 'The Supper at Emmaus' at the Ulster Museum, a different twist or turn over the last more than a century and it might never have happened

Art lovers can enjoy some hands on crafts and the galleries throughout the museum

David Roy chats to west Belfast-born academic and wall mural photographer Professor Bill Rolston about his debut exhibition, Drawing Support: Murals, Memory and Identity, currently running at the Ulster Museum

The Belfast venue will host Caravaggio’s The Supper at Emmaus and The Taking of Christ next month.

IS BRIAN Desmond Hurst (1895-1986) Northern Ireland's greatest underrated film director? Pace Kenneth Branagh, where the second adjective doesn't apply, the answer is yes, because when you tour the Ulster Museum's exhibition of the artwork surrounding Hurst's films, you get a sense of cinematic genius.

THE beautiful and historic Templemore Baths have reopened with a splash and an EastSide Arts Festival event this evening. The Victorian baths provided washing and swimming facilities for the expanding working population drawn to the shipyards, and George Best and James...