Nineteen for ’19: Ruan Van Vliet – Illustrator
We talk to a collection of creatives about their highlights, hopes and heroes.
In The Frame: Beyond Drifting – Mandy Barker
In terms of plankton, and of action, we are 'Beyond Drifting', and must bring into focus these ‘Imperfectly Known Animals'.
Nineteen For ’19 – Jordan Ralph: Designer
We talk to a collection of creatives about their highlights, hopes and heroes.
First Fortnight: David Keegan
David Keegan is the CEO of mental health charity First Fortnight which kicks off 2019 with a raft of events and initiatives aiding and exploring our wellbeing.
Nineteen for ’19 – Jill & Gill
We talk to a collection of creatives about their highlights, hopes and heroes.
Cinema Review: The Favourite
A stark depiction of women searching for power within the confines of a patriarchal society.
Hemlines: Sinead Burke
Keep a very close eye on next year’s movements – with Burke at the sheering wheel, this industry is primed to take a leap towards inclusivity.
Reader’s Offer: Become a Bartender for A Night!
Ever wanted to learn how to make cocktails the classic way? Here's your chance!
Magnified: Street Life – Flaneur Magazine
“Flaneuring is about seeing the plurality of truths in the urban fabric that surrounds us.”
Book Review – Night Train: New & Selected Stories by Thom Jones
Jones writes with an exactitude that could only be rooted in experience.
Audio Review: Connan Mockasin – Jassbusters
An enjoyable and enticing record from New Zealand’s most interesting musician.
Beauty and The Beast At Dundrum’s DLR Mill Theatre
Oh yes it is … A great panto is a one hour panto!
Santa – Christmas 1912
A young girl dressed up as Father Christmas with outfit, mask, sack and staff.
Bitesize: Seasonal Tipples from O’Haras
They’re a prolific lot at the Carlow Brewing Company, where they’ve been busy concocting two crafty new additions in time for Christmas.
PAYING HEED – HEED OFFICE POSTER PROJECT
A series of three bold, monochrome posters that unequivocally call out discrimination and inequality within Irish society are at large in Dublin city centre now.
Book Review: Welcome Home: A Memoir… – Lucia Berlin
Rich with the language and lifestyles of mid-twentieth century US bohemia, Welcome Home is warmly welcomed, indeed.
Hemlines: Bloss, Bloss Baby
The labels currently holding court in Bloss read like a call sheet for the city’s hottest design talents.