Shutter Release: PhotoIreland 2017
The annual PhotoIreland Festival moves to May this year under the ever watchful selection eye of Angel Luis Gonzales. We take a look at some of the highlights.
May Bitesize: Green and Bean Cafe Bar, Killruddery Farm Market + More!
Green and Bean Cafe Bar, Bonac 24 Gin, Neighbourhood walks with Fab Food Trails, weekly Farm Market at Killruddery and the return of the House of Peroni.
Garb: Recalibrating Nowhere
Whilst initially launched as a menswear store, Nowhere is set to embrace the finer sex in their own inimitable way.
Roadmap: Dollymount Baywatch
Ah Dollymount Strand, our very own Venice Beach!
Roadmap – Yestival
Yes We Can! Yes We Did! A celebration with DJ sets by Dimitri from Paris, a live set by Le Galaxie and Thisispopbaby’s End of the World Tea Dance.
Audio Review: GAS – Narkopop
A record that’s all sensation, and precious little signifier.
Nice Gaff: Terminal Two Dublin Airport
The creation of Terminal Two set new standards for sustainable terminal design and made Dublin airport one of the most energy efficient airports in the world.
Fusion Sundays – World Culture Market
Fusion Sundays World Culture Market features a great selection of artisan stalls, street-food from around the globe, interactive workshops and live performances.
Joining the Precession: Ships
Ships release their debut LP Precession this month. One half of the duo Sorcha McGrath discusses their origins, connections to Cleveland and the joys of ambulation.
Garb: Orla Langan – Right Here. Right Now.
Orla Langan reignites her passion for fashion with Here, her new collection.
Picture Imperfect: Steven Nestor
Steven Nestor’s Bellum et Pax breaks up the received narrative of Germany during wartime and in its aftermath.
Junior Boys: Ellius Grace and George Voronov
Ellius Grace and George Voronov are the duo behind Junior, a magazine which casts a spotlight on emerging Irish photography. They are releasing their second edition under the theme of…
Barfly: Stage 19
The rough-hewn quality of the signage offers an immediate insight into the mindset of those pulling the strings at Stage 19.
Artsdesk: Embraced by a Giantess – Jesse Jones
“We live on one of those faultlines of history where things are deeply going to change in our lifetime...” Artist Jesse Jones speaks to us on the eve of representing…
Soundbite: Ryan Scott – DropChef
We caught up with Ryan Scott to talk about the development of DropChef and to learn more about the Cook-One-Feed-One initiative that lies at the heart of all they do.
Cinema Review: Miss Sloane
Often frightening, sometimes desperate but always enthralling.