Scene + Heard Festival 2020
The 2020 Scene + Heard festival programme offers the best tasters of never-before-seen comedy, theatre, music from all corners of the island.
Roadmap: The Red Chairs – Offset 2020
The first batch of inspirers have been announced for Offset 2020.
Book Review: An Apartment on Uranus – Paul B. Preciado
"Reading the pieces cover-to-cover means seeing the past few years of the world skip past at an unnerving pace.... My copy is full of exclamation marks in the margins." -…
Audio Review: Aoife Nessa Frances – Land of No Junction
The introductory long player from Dublin-based psychedelic chanteuse Aoife Neassa Frances is a debut of rare confidence.
Restaurant Review: Allta
When news of Allta’s impending opening began to filter through last Summer you could almost hear the sound of many thighs being rhythmically rubbed by Dublin’s gastro-locusts, such were the…
Choice Covers: Maija Sofia – Bath Time
Maija Sofia discusses her inspirations and her collaborations with photographer Jilly McGrath while Emer Kiely talks us through the design process for Sofia’s debut album Bath Time.
How To Be A Stylist – Ciana March Co-founder at Concrete Collar
"You will need to buy a steamer." Ciana March offers insider tips on her chosen creative field.
Cinema Review: Parasite
The best film in this awards cycle, Parasite pivots drastically into terrain that no one could ever predict.
Artsdesk: Always Becoming – Derek Jarman
Derek Jarman’s radical legacy as a painter, writer, set designer, gardener and political activist is explored in his largest retrospective to date.
Bitesize: Xin Nian Hao! Dublin Chinese New Year Festival
As festivities marking Dublin’s Chinese New Year Spring Festival continue apace, this month sees a feast of Sino-Hibernian fusion across the city.
In The Frame: BK – Elise Fisher
"I am a flâneuse, I walk, I see; no expectation, no intention, just welcoming what the world offers." - Elise Fisher
Five Things To Do At Herstory Festival 2020 This Weekend!
From spectacular illuminations to candlelit tales, Herstory places many of Ireland's forgotten women and their lives front and centre. Check out our five picks of the weekend, including details of…
Audio Review: Destroyer – Have We Met
Following exceptional recent output, from 2011’s Kaputt through to Ken which arrived six years later, Have We Met draws from the more striking sonic moments from that period, particularly its…
Magnified: FUKT – Ariane Spanier
Fukt is a magazine for contemporary drawing, originally established in Norway in 1999 and now based in Berlin.
Bitesize: Altar of Food at The Muddlers Club
The perfect vantage point to witness food artistry in motion.
Book Review: No Authority: Writings from the Laureateship – Anne Enright
The collection, a mixture of illuminating and often deeply personal lectures-cum-essays and short stories, probes the theme of silence in Irish women’s lives.
Bruxelles, Est. 1886
Bruxelles is an ideal meeting place because it’s right in the heart of the hustle and bustle of Dublin.
Bitesize: 25 Fitzwilliam Place
A History of No. 25 Fitzwilliam Place is a recent charming publication exploring the 178-year-old story of one of the most elegant houses on the ‘Georgian Mile’.