Book Review: Transit
Casual observations and interactions lead to startling insights about relationships and human nature.
Cinema Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Dave Bautista steals the show once again as Drax, and the film never wears out its welcome.
In Search of Quality: Richie Delahoyde Vintage Cocktail Club
If you serve a quality product to a consumer, they'll always come back for more.
Cinema Review: Suntan
Directed by Argyris Papadimitropoulos, Suntan is a deeply disquieting cinematic experience.
Book Review: The Refugees – Viet Thanh Nguyen
There is subtlety and tenderness in these stories, paired with humour and a pervasive sense of humanity.
The Waiting Room
Ella Bertilsson and Ulla Juske’s waiting room at ArtBox creates a zone of attention; emphasising and acknowledging the subjective experience of time passing.
Not Your Usual Office Party: Ideas Your Colleagues Would Love
If you have been assigned to throw the next office party this year, don’t panic.
Cinema Review: The Promise
One is inevitably reminded of what they say about the road to hell.
Cinema Review: Lady MacBeth
Pugh conveys her character’s transformation from sexually repressed bride to serial killer with consummate skill.
Barfly: John Fallons ‘The Capstan Bar’
I’ve been haunting the shop on and off for about thirteen years and it's a pleasant place to be.
Vantastival 2017
Vantastival, one of Ireland’s most unique independent music festivals, returns to Beaulieu House & Gardens this June bank holiday weekend.
Cinema Review: A Bunch Of Kunst
For a band with such political underpinnings and motivation, the documentary is frustratingly apolitical.
Cinema Review: The Fate of the Furious (Fast & Furious 8)
Every bit as entertaining as you would expect.
Cinema Review: The Handmaiden
As remarkable for its twists and turns as it is for its black-hearted content, involving all manner of bourgeois Victorian fetishism, scheming and betrayal.
Cinema Review: Handsome Devil
It is no mean directorial feat for a film set in an Irish boys’ boarding school, and a rugby school at that, to be as fundamentally likeable as John Butler’s…
Ultimology: How to Make Sloke
Kate Strain and Fiona Hallinan are spearheading the concept of ultimology to discover, track and record what what is dead or dying in a process.
First Birthday Celebrations at the Sue Ryder Charity Emporium
The Sue Ryder Charity Emporium at the Five Lamps is gearing up to celebrate its first birthday on Thursday April 20th.
Live Collision International Festival 2017
The Live Collision International Festival, a curated programme of work which prioritises the artistic rigour and trajectory of artists and their work over time while celebrating the moments that live…