Roadmap: ARTECH NOUS
It’s often easy to forget how a herd mentality can damage the development of this city. So here’s an idea - develop a franchise of Artechouse in Dublin.
It’s often easy to forget how a herd mentality can damage the development of this city. So here’s an idea - develop a franchise of Artechouse in Dublin.
Will Monaghan talks to us about the values underlying the deceptively simple menu at the heart of One Society, his new culinary venture, in Dublin’s North inner city.
This year sees a hugely impressive list of entries. But which ones should you look out for?
Following five decades of media-art fusing, Les Levine revives his tangible portrayal of the Troubles in “Resurrection” at IMMA
The lovely folk at ely have kicked off year-long celebrations marking twenty years in business by unveiling a stunning new look at the iconic wine bar in the heart of…
The results are frequently gorgeous, and go a long way in selling the romance at the core of the film.
An introspective, thought-provoking novel, exploring the grainy depths of our consciousness.
Just when you think her industry cred can’t climb any higher.
Anyone who caught the recent Prix Pictet exhibition in the Gallery of Photography will have noticed Michael Wolf’s Tokyo Compression prints of commuter faces smudged against windows in the crush…
Aideen McCole responds to our selection of responses to the Aer Lingus rebrand by Lippincott. She asks if only designers should be allowed critique their work.
Remind Me Tomorrow’s captivating palette includes a kaleidoscope of tones – fuzzed bass lines, iridescent synth melodies, and densely tempered percussion.
Stacey Wall - the sole Irish designer to score a place on Peroni’s Fashion Studio programme - conjures up her creative approach for AW19
A unique, communal style, dining event featuring a five-course tasting menu centred on the best of what’s in season.
Caoimhe Connolly and Cliona Dukes are the duo behind Scene + Heard, the festival of new work, which hosts its third edition in Smock Alley this month.
“Have you seen Just Mustard yet?” has, over the last few years, become one of the more common utterances for those that concern themselves with the domestic music landscape.
Ireland’s burgeoning gin scene continues to gift us with some elegant elixirs, the latest of which comes in the form of a dry Dublin gin inspired by the old China…
A fervent trailblazer of the fashion-tech revolution.
The problem pages from Irish magazines of the 1960s and 1970s give an irresistible insight into the lives of Irish teenagers highlighting their innocence, loneliness, and ignorance in a changing…