Dublin Choreography: The rise of the Irish dance artist
“If you say you’re a dancer to a punter on the street, they’ll give you an eyebrow.” This statement comes from Jessica Kennedy, one half of the identical twin duo
“If you say you’re a dancer to a punter on the street, they’ll give you an eyebrow.” This statement comes from Jessica Kennedy, one half of the identical twin duo
Focussing on the architecture of randomly-generated forms, Szauder works on finding humanity in the generative abstract, materiality in code. Here he talks about work emerging from the screen into substantiality.
This year’s edition of the Glitch Festival, an Eldorado of digital and new media art, digs deep into artists encounters into digital technology. Titled Run, Computer Run, the program, diverse
We’ve got a very talented French illustrator spending the summer with us. Rather than have her scribbling portraits of Wavves for an article you’re not even going to read, we’ve
Draw a triangle with the co-ordinates hacktivism, interactive art and gif mashups, and the zone created is where Evan Roth calls home. Having recently coloured Dublin's streets with the Science…
@yourRTEGuide is a world leader in making pithy remarks about real or imaginary Irish TV as if it were the actual RTE Guide. We talk to founder Alan Maguire
The newly formed Twisted Peasant Productions are hoping to firmly establish their reputation with Making Lemonade, a one-woman show set to highlight the prominence of gun culture within the city.
The work produced within the narrow confines of the Hacklab, which teeters on the corner of Fenian St and Westland Row, lies somewhere in the hazy ether between art and
Twisted Pepper’s native deep house, disco and techno night Subject hits its big sixth birthday this month. With a history of impeccable bookings (including the Belleville Three, Shed and Levon
Cabinet editor, essayist and fiction writer on art and charlatanry.
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We talk to the veterans and rookies, the fruit-sellers and Mac-fixers, the who's who of Camden Street to get to the bottom of one of Dublin's favourite districts.
Our new music review considers life post-gender and post-JLS.
Vice UK's Clive Martin on subcultures, bitter commenters from Yorkshire and the insight A Question of Sport gives into the British psyche.
With an open mind and a couple of blue ones in the wallet I headed to The Bison Bar adjoining the Workman’s Club: the whiskey-dullard goes forth.
Read our big fat April issue in digital form.
Our hardy crew of wheat/chaff separators take on Aladdin Sane, Popical Islanders and some unwanted weed demons
The writer of Crimer Show talks to us about celebrity endorsements, Weird Twitter, Graham Linehan and Jeremy Renner Crimer Show gif Tumblrs. "I want to write the stupidest sentence ever…