Roadmap: Stamp of Recognition
In recognition of the season, An Post have delivered designs and themes reflecting our favourite traditions as proposed by the public.
Dreaming it up – Dreamgun Film Reads
Less faithful adaptation, more whimsical reimagining, the Dreamgun crew are ready to imbue film scripts with their own humorous stamp.
The Ghosts of Dublin
Like most modern European cities, Dublin has a rich history, often plagued with suffering - and this is a recipe for communication with those no longer of this world.
Cinema Review: Disobedience
An engrossing look at a rarely depicted society in cinema.
‘Tis The Season – 12 Dublin Spots to Meet Pre-Christmas
In our experience the worst of the bleak midwinter is best ameliorated by marching into town at least once during the Season for a restorative beverage with some old pals…
Cinema Review: Three Identical Strangers
Sometimes, fact is often more bewildering and more fascinating than fiction. And so it goes with Three Identical Strangers, the brilliant new documentary from Tim Wardle.
Bitesize: Hey Donna on Dame Street
'Mates, dates and yadayada’ can now graze their way through a globally inspired menu on Dame Street.
Flying The Flag: Ana Kinsella – London Review of Looks
In an attempt to pin down her ephemeral encounters with beautifully-attired city folk, Ana Kinsella (a fashion journalist and copywriter originally from Dublin) commenced her “London Review of Looks” over…
Hemlines: The Power of Print
Dublin’s independent fashion publications shatter the parochialism of their industry parameters
Aoife Dunne – In Lacuna
The final instalment from a full-to-the-brim year, Dunne’s digital prowess manifests in an immersive showcase at the Complex
Bitesize: Fireside Dining at the Westin
Seasonal sweet bites include eggnog panna cotta and spiced pear and toffee cake
Death Becomes Them: The Business of Dying
We have an unusual relationship with death in Dublin. For many, getting involved in this industry is no small undertaking.
Book Review: Lies – Doireann Ní Ghríofa
A book that reveals, again and again, the shifting, enigmatic power of language.
Passing Through: Wolfgang Tillmans
“The first time I was in Dublin in ’91, it really felt rough. It was a much more violent time, there were these tribes pitting themselves against each other".
Hemlines: Chronicles of Cloth
Some serious second-hand treasures can be found – from analyses on costume design to beautifully-illustrated Sotheby’s catalogues.
Bitesize: Wild Game Menu at Bresson
To celebrate the opening of the new upstairs dining room at Bresson the Monkstown restaurant plays host to a gourmet evening of fine wines and wild game on Thursday 29th…
Ruth Medjber – Ruthless Imagery
"I was about 14-years-old when the penny dropped and I realised there was such a job as a 'music photographer.'" Ruth Medjber hosts her debut solo exhibition of music photography…
Sounding The Feminists – DkIT Music Symposium
Coinciding with the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage in Ireland, DkIT Music Symposium questions why female musicians are under-represented in our cultural history.