NCAD Graduate Exhibition: Jewels That Sing
Catch the phenomenal work of NCAD’s newest graduates from Jewellery & Objects at the college’s Graduate Exhibition, running Friday June 7th until Sunday 16th.
Restaurant Review: Circa Terenure
Circa is a tasteful, sophisticated restaurant, hitting all the right notes.
Hemlines: A Stylish Sojourn – Om Diva
The boutique inaugurates a series of summer residencies this month, wherein a rotating cast of talented craftspeople will exhibit their wares over a two-week spell.
Cinema Review: John Butler’s Papi Chulo
LA weatherman Sean unloads his anguish to Ernesto, his unwitting Mexican help, in John Butler’s charming new feature.
Bitesize: Endings and Beginnings
While we were sorry to hear about the recent closure of Luna, we’ve also been struck by the sheer volume of new restaurant and café openings across the city of…
Portrayed: Gregory Dunn on Stoneybatter
Photographer Gregory Dunn has lived in Stoneybatter for almost 30 years. He reflects on his relationship with the neighbourhood and his new body of work Portrayed.
A Curtain Call for LSAD’s Class of 2019: Graduate Fashion Week London
LSAD garners coverage from Vogue Italia at each end-of-year showcase, whilst comfortably retaining the title of sole Irish participant in Graduate Fashion Week.
Sound: The Fontaines D.C.
Riding the wave of hefty critical acclaim for their debut album Dogrel, the Fontaines D.C. share their earnest thoughts on being Irish.
Dublin Dining Guide: Colm Corcoran – Rage Restaurant Blackrock
"We opened in November 2015. Our concept was to be a good local restaurant and cook and serve real food in friendly but professional surrounding."
Audio Review: Weyes Blood – Titanic Rising
Rooted in nostalgic tones from the 1970s, Mering merges the familiarity of the past with futurist tones whilst maintaining universality through her adept lyricism.
Roadmap: 100 Archive Selection for 2018
Like a vault in which projects are inducted as honorary members reflecting the creativity and ingenuity of the year in question.
Flying The Flag: Aideen Gaynor
Brooklyn-born, Dublin-reared Aideen Gaynor has finally come full circle.
Cinema Review: Thunder Road
What sprouts from the astonishing opening scene is a wonderful tragicomedy with just the right amount of balance and unpredictability.
Artsdesk: Causes for Concern – A Vague Anxiety at IMMA
The latest group show in IMMA, A Vague Anxiety, is an immediate portrait of our time. Curator Seán Kissane offers further insight.
Bitesize: The Garden Room at Suesey Street
A recent revamp at popular eatery Suesey Street has resulted in the transformation of its forty-seat terrace into a cosy, all-weather outdoor dining space.
Buntús Rince: Peter Curtin – All City Records
From the soaring flute playing of Brian Dunning, to the swinging piano of Noel Kelehan and the sonic force of Jolyon Jackson’s synthesizers; Buntús Rince lifts the lid on a…