Roadmap: Merry Crispmas
Why buy a bland Hallmark when you can personalise your sense of humour and seasonal spirit with Designist’s collection?
BIMM Institute Dublin, Europe’s Most Connected Music College
Offering courses in contemporary music, BIMM is the dream college of choice for any musician looking to hone their craft and develop their knowledge of the wider music industry.
Book Review: Translation as Transhumance – Mireille Gansel
Mireille Gansel’s treatise on translation describes the unique working methods that she brings to the craft.
Restaurant Review: Tomahawk
The best looking steakhouse in town but not quite the best steakhouse just yet.
Roadmap: Gorse
They have just published No. 9 with the tagline ‘Colour is the keyboard, the eyes are the hammers…’
Book Review: We Were Eight Years In Power – Ta-Nehisi Coates
A refreshingly critical collection of eight essays reflecting upon the Obama era up until Trump’s election .
Magnified: Being FRANC
Magnified wraps 2017 with a look at FRANC, a homegrown biannual publication, which has blossomed over its four issues to date.
Roadmap: Shop Front
The This Greedy Pig/Hen’s Teeth crew are christening their new Fade Street base with a series of collaborations.
Garb: Shoot and Be Grand – Simon Walsh
“Shooting fashion is a great way of pushing boundaries and telling stories without feeling constrained.” Simon Walsh talks to us about his unconventional path into the world of fashion photography.
Roadmap: Mighty Myths
Denise Nestor is the creator of the annual print/calendar collection commissioned by the Irish Design Shop.
Bitesize: The Seafood Café
Niall Sabongi’s recently opened Seafood Café in Temple Bar offers Dubliners a relaxing way to enjoy a taste of the sea in the heart of the city.
‘Tis the Season to be Giving
Meet the Good Samaritans making charitable contributions each Christmas
Bitesize: The Triggerfish Cookshop
Quality, function and design; the watchwords of a new culinary venture by Bob Toal in the heart of Blackrock Village
Cinema Review: Menashe
Menashe’s biggest achievement is its authentic portrayal of a highly insular religious community, stationed in the heart of Brooklyn.
Cinema Review: Song of Granite
The film falls between two stools: it’s never quite a biopic, nor a documentary.
Artsdesk: Radio Ga Ga – Gerard Byrne In Our Time
In his debut exhibition at the Kerlin, Gerard Byrne explains his fictional radio broadcast and the schizophrenic nature of the medium.