In The Frame: Dorothy Cross – Perry Ogden
“My photos are generally very simple. I don’t care for contrivance or tricks. In this case the setting and light were beautiful.” Perry Ogden
“My photos are generally very simple. I don’t care for contrivance or tricks. In this case the setting and light were beautiful.” Perry Ogden
In this month's Dublin Dining Guide, the folk at Paella Bar & Co., talk to us about their mission to bring an authentic taste of Spain to Dublin.
"Listen to your critics. Keep adapting." - Stevie Faherty Co-founder of Grace club night which celebrates its first birthday on February 29th at 39/40, Arran Quay.
While many people might visit Dublin to experience the exceptional pubs across the capital, there is much more to the city than meets the eye, especially at night.
Always elegant and with rivulets of sub-plots exploring women’s place in art and society, Portrait marks a career high watermark for Sciamma.
Daithí talks about finding the balance between darkness and light with painter David Smith for his new album LOSS.
The Psychedelic Society of Ireland hosts The Shroomshop, a Mushroom cultivation class for beginners, under the guidance of teacher and enthusiast Darren Springer.
“The tricky thing about writing a political satire now is that what we are living is so beyond parody that you couldn’t make up anything as bizarre as the day-to-day…
They’re gearing up for another presidential election Stateside and what better way to host those ‘kitchen’ conversations than with some flour and fury!
“Mr Quiet has always spoken few words, but Mr Chatterbox has decided to take him to kiss the Blarney Stone in Ireland in the hope he'll learn to chat more!"
"Invest in good quality, practical items that will last you a lifetime and will create a base for every outfit." Annie O'Rourke - Think Threads.
Baking maestro Ray O’Neill has raised the craic levels with an idea based on the Bake Off concept beloved of Derry Girls and armchair cake enthusiasts alike.
Laszlo Krasznahorkai’s 2016 novel, Baron Wenckheim’s Homecoming, is one of the strangest works of fiction a reader is ever likely to encounter.
"It was shot in 1967 at the Duffy & Sons circus." Tim Putnam of Partisan Records walks us through the hunt for a fitting photograph for Fontaines D.C.’s Dogrel.
With the magazine’s wrappings now fashioned from compostable plastic, Vogue Italia is still teetering, however gingerly, towards a greener future.
Black pudding, Chocolate Guinness Cake, red wine and cheese puffs… We talk ingredients, recipes and unlikely food pairings with Chef Colm Keane of DADDY's.
"Thanks to outdated Irish licensing laws, opening a pub in Dublin is hard. You need patience, perseverance, imagination and a plan. Some money helps too, although maybe not as much…
Austrian director Jessica Hausner returns after a five year absence with sci-fi feature Little Joe, a detour from her usually quite dour subject matter.