The Stereographic Photographer – Eddie Otchere
British-Ghanaian photographer, artist, DJ Eddie Otchere is coming to the Hennessy Sound Lounge at Body & Soul. We have a word with him.
Sound: Junior Brother
Like the plain-spoken woes of a bachelor farmer, but delivered with an almost alien, aching emotional honesty; Kealy’s upturning of rural Irish stoicism feels insurrectionary.
Cinema Review: We The Animals
We The Animals may feel small and simple but it’s a beautifully made coming-of-age drama.
Bitesize: Old Post Office Blackrock
The menu at Old Post Office Blackrock is firmly focused on authentic Sichuan specialties made from Irish ingredients.
Avril Stanley: Body & Soul
Avril Stanley spearheads Body & Soul, the independent summer solstice festival, which celebrates ten years this month.
Work / Wear – Women in Trades
“Workwear is a longstanding challenge for tradeswomen." Ripping up the rulebook of male-dominated trades, we meet five women ‘tradies’ who wear it, work it and own it.
Roadmap: Dublin Glitches
“I took an image of the Quays with the boardwalk, the beautiful Georgian red bricks and the Liffey and worked a glitch into the middle of it."
The Director’s Take: John Butler and Hugh O’Conor
Directors John Butler and Hugh O’Conor have been pals for many years. As they release their respective feature film this month - Papi Chulo and Metal Heart - they sat…
Magnified: Turf & Grain
"The grass will always be greener on the other side if you don't water what's around you. It is our responsibility to shape the culture of our island." Simon Worthington…
Cinema Review: Halston
A thoroughly entertaining depiction of Halston the man and Halston the brand, and the fascinating and lethal dissolution of the distinction between the two.
Book Review: On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous – Ocean Vuong
There is always something compelling about a poet trying their hand at prose.
Cinema Review: Late Night
A comedy about race and gender that strives to be as inoffensive and toothless as possible.
NCAD Graduate Exhibition: Jewels That Sing
Catch the phenomenal work of NCAD’s newest graduates from Jewellery & Objects at the college’s Graduate Exhibition, running Friday June 7th until Sunday 16th.
Restaurant Review: Circa Terenure
Circa is a tasteful, sophisticated restaurant, hitting all the right notes.
Hemlines: A Stylish Sojourn – Om Diva
The boutique inaugurates a series of summer residencies this month, wherein a rotating cast of talented craftspeople will exhibit their wares over a two-week spell.
Cinema Review: John Butler’s Papi Chulo
LA weatherman Sean unloads his anguish to Ernesto, his unwitting Mexican help, in John Butler’s charming new feature.
Bitesize: Endings and Beginnings
While we were sorry to hear about the recent closure of Luna, we’ve also been struck by the sheer volume of new restaurant and café openings across the city of…
Portrayed: Gregory Dunn on Stoneybatter
Photographer Gregory Dunn has lived in Stoneybatter for almost 30 years. He reflects on his relationship with the neighbourhood and his new body of work Portrayed.