In The Frame: Making Strange – Andrew Nuding
Andrew is a finalist in the photography section of the 34th annual Hyères International Festival of Fashion and Photography which takes place this month.
Hemlines: Ros Duke – Duchess of Cashmere
Duke’s intrinsic love for the natural world is evidenced in her SS19 collection, arguably the most vibrant yet
Celebrate connection, community and Moving Every Body at Dublin Dance Festival
The DDF Extended programme offers audiences and communities a chance to dive in and experience more with workshops & master classes, works-in-development, dance on film, discussions and more.
Audio Review: Hozier – Wasteland, Baby!
There are enough moments of beauty here to remind audiences why they started listening in the first place
Six of the Best: Gin Flavour Profiles
After Gin Experience Dublin, organised by the Celtic Whiskey Shop in Dawson Street we decided to enlist their help and ask for a few recommendations!
Book Review: Tunnel Vision – Kevin Breathnach
Breathnach is at his best where, eschewing armchair ontology and flights of psychogeographic fancy, he probes his own raucous past
Just Eat: Simon Browning – Krispy Kreme
Simon Browning, MD Occasions & Strategic Partnerships, talks to us about the delicious hand crafted doughnuts available from Krispy Kreme.
Flying The Flag: Sinead O’Sullivan – The Costume Directory
2019’s projects are plentiful as ever, but of particular note is This Way Up, a Channel 4 series which she just wrapped filming.
Cinema Review: Loro
With a running time of 150 minutes, patience with this beautiful sprawl begins to wear thin.
Design: Ian Walton – OTHERS
Ian Walton is one half of OTHERS – a collection of design projects revolving around the surf community and outdoor objects.
Roadmap: LovesVinyl
LovesVinyl is a new monthly record subscription service being freshly pressed by the Dublin Vinyl heads.
Bitesize: The Return of Zaytoon on Parliament Street
Our hearts soared at news of the reopening of the revamped Zaytoon on Parliament Street.
Embrace the Power of Party at Dublin Dance Festival
This year’s Dublin Dance Festival, taking place across Dublin 1-19 May, will be a celebration of brilliant, awe-inspiring and thought-provoking dance from across the globe.
Festival of Neuroscience Comes To Dublin
There is a strong arts focus to the programme, which includes film screenings, music and dance performances, a neuroscience-themed art installation and an interactive event on ageing and the arts.
Beginning At The Gate
A funny and poignant production, the performances of both actors and the interplay between their characters is excruciatingly entertaining.