Red Umbrella Film Festival 2023: Ireland’s First Ever Sex Worker Film Festival Takes Place This Month
A collective of current and former sex workers have organised Red Umbrella Film Festival, Ireland’s first-ever sex worker film festival.
Three Types of Renewable Energy Devices You Can Use for Your Home
While there are many ways we as individuals can help combat climate change, one of the most efficient ways is to switch to renewable energy.
Roadmap: No Mames
Photographer Mayan Toledano shares stories of the queer creative community in Mexico City, blending reportage, portraiture, and fashion work in the monograph No Mames.
Instinctual – Jeremy Deller
The English conceptual, video and installation artist discusses rave and cancel culture ahead of a visit to Dublin this month.
Belfast International Arts Festival Returns For An Epic 61st Edition This Autumn!
The 61st edition of Belfast International Arts Festival returns from 12th October – 5th November with a bumper 26-day extravaganza of talks, readings, exhibitions and performance from home and abroad.
Roadmap: Repair, Renovate, Improve
We instagrammed upon the work of Jan Vormann and his colourful and ingenious interventions with Lego.
Competition Time! Win A Short Break To The 61st Belfast International Arts Festival!
Belfast International Arts Festival returns for its 61st edition this month and to celebrate we’ve got a great competition for you!
In The Frame: Interval – Sharon Murphy
"Interval is part of a series that celebrates the transformations of the self and of the everyday that occur through the alchemy of light, space and the body on stage."…
Roadmap: A World in Common
Off the back of our own PhotoIreland focus on contemporary African photography comes the Tate’s blockbuster exhibition which brings together 36 contemporary photographers offering their illuminating and multigenerational perspectives on…
Book Review: Beasts of England
"Beasts of England provides ample fodder for the contemplation of our moment, but will ultimately leave you craving more substantial fare." - Diarmuid McGreal
Sounds Out: A Litany of Failures Compilation – Vol IV
"Volume IV may lack the singular sonic palette of C86 but this is a minor gripe. Sometimes you just gotta say, 'When it's good, it's good.'" - Mark Conroy
Back Home To Roost: The Legal Eagle
We were delighted to see the return of one of our favourite Dublin Gastro Pubs as the Legal Eagle finally came back home to roost on Chancery Place last month.
The Trailblazery’s Kathy Scott discusses Scoil Scairte which launches this Thursday.
The Trailblazery's Kathy Scott discusses the origins, impact and ambition of Scoil Scairte and the need for trauma informed leadership in our policymaking.
Unfathomable Realities
Erin Quinn is incorporating herself and AI into images addressing our climate crisis.
Bitesize: Get Wasted
Conor Spacey is doing his bit to encourage people to think differently about ingredients and waste in the hope that doing so may help change an unhealthy national mindset and…
Barfly: Irish Food and Drink Month
We perish the thought of the month when there isn’t food and drink but Great Irish Beverages have proclaimed October to be a standout.