Brand New Retro – Fashion at The Central Hotel 1960
With revamp building work now underway at the closed Central Hotel, it’s hard not to get nostalgic and reflect on the good times spent there.
Reflections on The City 200 – What Does Being A Dubliner Mean To You?
“My creative work is constantly influenced by Dublin and its history.” Orla King, one of the well known faces around town who talked to us about their experiences in the…
Mnasome Brew Art! MINAW Collaboration with Porterhouse Brew Co
Minaw, the all-female street art collective, have teamed up with the Porterhouse Brew Co. to launch a new beer featuring bespoke, limited-edition artwork from four street artists based in Dublin.
Book Review: The Books of Jacob – Olga Tokarczuk
The novel that the Nobel prize committee described as Olga Tokarczuk’s ‘magnum opus so far'.
First time round the Rodeo – CMAT takes the reins
"I think people miscalculate me and miscategorise me a lot." Having garnered a cult following through her unique sound and inventive videos, CMAT is ready to take centre stage.
CMAT Loves…
"Some fan, somewhere, editing pictures to make Miss Piggy look like me! I should be angry about this but I fucking love it.” As she releases her debut album this…
Chefs Unite for Ukraine! Dinner Fundraiser in Allta Winter House + Online Auction
Shout out to the teams in allta and Cloud Picker Coffee who have put together an incredible line-up of chefs for a very special fund-raising dinner in allta Winter House…
Philip Kennedy – The Bird
Philip Kennedy’s The Bird explores the fascinating world of eighteenth and nineteenth-century ornithological illustration. The Dublin-based illustrators’ work celebrates this beauty through the lavish illustrations produced at that time.
Griolladh Settles in on Thomas Street
By all accounts furlough entrepreneurs Jacob Long and Jack Brennan are already feeling very much at home at their new Griolladh base in the heart of the Liberties, where they…
Audio Review: Mitski – Laurel Hell
"Ultimately, a gratifying return." - Zara Hedderman
Luke McManus – North Circular
Following the city's North Circular Road through the urban neighbourhoods from the Phoenix Park to Dublin Bay, director Luke McManus’s North Circular promises to evoke many narratives from the history…
Positive Reactions – How to Tell a Secret
How to Tell a Secret is a hybrid documentary film, by directors Anna Rodgers and Shaun Dunne, which uses experimental storytelling methods to represent the experiences of people who are…
Reflections On The City 200 – What’s the biggest change in Dublin since 2004?
"For me, the biggest change in Dublin would centre around the Marriage Equality Referendum and Repeal of the 8th." - Colm Keane, one of the well known faces around town…
Our Type – Pete’s Provisions
It was the old shop frontage with the fresh twist which first caught our eye on the gram @petes.provisions. Then we happened upon their retro gorge website.
Reflections on The City 200: As a creative, how important is collaboration in Dublin?
"You can’t be stuck in your own echo chamber of your thoughts because it will just drive you mad and you won’t develop as a human..." Tara Kumar, DJ, one…
Book Review: Dance Move – Wendy Erskine
"With Dance Move Erskine has shown us how the banal can also be epic in its compassion and understated raw beauty. This is a book that carries with it a…
Sunset Dining at Charlotte Quay
Longer days means longer opening hours at Charlotte Quay in Grand Canal Dock, and as the grand auld stretch gets into its stride, we’ve been enjoying extended sunset views at…
Whozyerman? Paul Savage – The Lyrics Hoard
Moving on from the defunct O Emperor, Paul Savage is striking out on a solo run under the Whozyerman? moniker.