Magnified: Rotten
"I wanted to create something that was a homage to the Irish and Japanese photobooks that I love." - Joel Seawright, Creative Director, Rotten
"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.
With stage doors currently closed, we revisit our interview with Molly O'Cathain, who has been lighting up Instagram with faithful recreations of classic couples in art and photography featuring her…
While we wait until the moment when we can enjoy live performance again, you’re invited to join Dublin Dance Festival for ‘10 days of movement’ with the DDF Digital Capsule.
The shot was taken up on Montpellier Hill, the hill that has the Hellfire Club on top of it.
An album that is subtle in its dynamism; creating an unexpected lushness in the calmer moments.
As O’Connell puts it, ‘the apocalypse is trending.’... As we face yet more ‘lines of rising terror’, Notes from an Apocalypse is sure to resonate.
"Although Ireland’s stained glass community is very small, America has a huge community of hobbyists and professionals alike who have uploaded hundreds of tutorial videos online." - Alison Byrne
Studying a location is not as helpful as viewing it. Here's where reverse image search technology comes in.
Holy Pictures is Tony Murray’s vivid collection of images of popular devotion in the 1970s and early 1980s, which compellingly captures an aspect of Ireland that has largely disappeared.
So what exactly is Bitcoin? Is it safe and can you easily benefit from this innovative, futuristic, cryptocurrency?
In A Girl’s Story, Annie Ernaux goes back to 1958 and her first sexual experience ... What comes of looking back is an essay-memoir that brims with meaning.