Watch IMMA Screen, a new screening series celebrating video and film works
IMMA Screen is a new series which celebrates film and video works from the Collection of the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
IMMA Screen is a new series which celebrates film and video works from the Collection of the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
Irish National Opera’s Seraglio is a new mini-series created in partnership with Irish Chamber Orchestra, under lockdown.
The exhibition title was inspired by a casual remark from a friend who compared his practice to ‘cave painting’, so archaic does the process of painting seem in the digital…
"Beautiful, cinematic surges of light and stark linear description." Adrian Duncan's classic debut has just been awarded the inaugural John McGahern Annual Book Prize.
“A lot of the time they go unnoticed: old sheds, old walls, a wet ditch after the summer rain". - Eugene Conway
In light of the announcement of new funds to help Ireland’s art and culture industry prepare for post-lockdown, we explore one of the sectors most likely to be impacted by…
This Bloomsday 2020, forge memories in the smithy of your soul and experience a personal odyssey through James Joyce’s epic novel.
"I wanted to create something that was a homage to the Irish and Japanese photobooks that I love." - Joel Seawright, Creative Director, Rotten
Here, you’ll get five different exercises that can strengthen your back and increase your flexibility in general.
As the illustrious Pipeworks Festival goes digital for the first time in its forty year history, we catch up with Artistic Director, David Leigh.
Some two years since Snáithe spellbound its first batch of viewers, director Ciara Nic Chormaic returns with a compelling recount of Perry Ogden’s oeuvre.
Movember and In the Company of Huskies have collaborated to light up Dublin’s iconic Poolbeg Chimneys with a message of solidarity.
The largest curated multi-disciplinary arts festival in the country reimagines itself in a time of Covid.
Copperwhite presents six works on paper that continue her painterly investigations, into time, memory, and loss.
Hot, Hot, Hot! The Irish Summer has finally arrived so we're enjoying Chef Beth-Ann Smith's ice-cold twist on a cool clean classic.