Cinema Review: Raw
Audacious and idiosyncratic, Raw is a promising debut by writer/director Julia Ducournau
Audacious and idiosyncratic, Raw is a promising debut by writer/director Julia Ducournau
Lovingly drawn and utterly dignified. Yes, even the bokoblins.
Mention that you’re reading a book on transhumanism and you’ll likely get a few raised eyebrows.
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There is precious little poetry to be found in what feels a man reading out largely disinteresting blog posts over slinky, two-chord acoustic jams.
Natalie Mering released a career pinnacle fourth LP last year. Front Row Seat to Earth is delivered from a celestial vantage point weaving haunting vocals and ornate instrumentation.
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The spirit of The Joinery, that much loved cultural hub in Stoneybatter, is being resurrected for one night in Now Hear This Too.
Dublin Port Company is creating a series of site-specific public artworks in response to the Port and its relationship with the city.
An exploration of how young women are using photography and the internet to explore issues of self-image and female identity, and the impact this is having on contemporary art.
Billed as a “showcase for the best in new Irish and international contemporary electronic music”, Music Current returns for its second outing later this month.
Missed out on those EP tickets? Don’t sweat. Why not swop it for a castle in Bavaria this year?
The visual arts scene is witnessing a changing of the guard in 2017.