Bitesize: Jules Mak at Zozimus
Their take on ‘Duck and Waffles’ has us drooling.
Their take on ‘Duck and Waffles’ has us drooling.
Brian McMahon talks to Garry O'Neil about Vox, a 400+ page opus featuring the complete collection of the revered 1980s Dublin fanzine.
Alison Conneely’s sartorial voice is part-mythical, part-modernist... The ultimate antidote to midwinter blues.
An album brimming with emotion, energy and ingenuity.
This collection – this series of ‘locations’, the sentences and stories within which Berlin felt rooted – is utterly sublime.
“It's affirming in a place that doesn't affirm us”
2018 has been a good year for, if nobody else, Redneck Manifesto fans.
This day of Smart Talks at Mart, Rathmines this Saturday looks like an absolute cracker and we've got two pairs of tickets to give away!
In the resplendent “Rugs and Jewels” showcase, Italo-Irish collaboration inspires a Celtic reinvigoration.
We're buzzing for the second installment of Totally Dublin Live with Yvonne Farrell & Shelley McNamara of Grafton Architects, musician NC Lawlor, photographer Liam Murphy & stylist Sarah O’Flanagan. Join…
We wrap our inaugural A/W Pairings series with a conversation with curator Ben Stafford from IMMA who has recently overseen the installation of the Wolfgang Tillmans exhibition. Join us!
A film that promises profundity whilst offering very little to intellectually stimulate its audience.
Economics driven floor-fillers might be an outlier in terms of music genres but L/B/W (Lamont/Bailey/Wall) put the boom to bust to boom cycle under the sonicscope in Boom!, their debut…
Northern Ireland’s second city is a major world destination when it comes to Halloween festivities.
We catch up with former Irish Barista Champion Niall Wynn to get an inside perspective on the secrets of a good brew and to learn more about the business he…
From freshly re-launched Irish Design to sumptuous silks from a Chinese dynasty, cement your November schedule with these picks...
Disaronno skips through Dublin’s independent-fashion scene for the first-ever “Get Up”.
Crackbird’s recent menu revamp sees the addition of a host of specials designed to get hungry Dublin diners through the worst of November.