Magnified: Street Life – Flaneur Magazine
“Flaneuring is about seeing the plurality of truths in the urban fabric that surrounds us.”
“Flaneuring is about seeing the plurality of truths in the urban fabric that surrounds us.”
Jones writes with an exactitude that could only be rooted in experience.
An enjoyable and enticing record from New Zealand’s most interesting musician.
Oh yes it is … A great panto is a one hour panto!
Reach into the 50 Things jar and pick a surprise.
A young girl dressed up as Father Christmas with outfit, mask, sack and staff.
They’re a prolific lot at the Carlow Brewing Company, where they’ve been busy concocting two crafty new additions in time for Christmas.
A series of three bold, monochrome posters that unequivocally call out discrimination and inequality within Irish society are at large in Dublin city centre now.
Rich with the language and lifestyles of mid-twentieth century US bohemia, Welcome Home is warmly welcomed, indeed.
The labels currently holding court in Bloss read like a call sheet for the city’s hottest design talents.
What do they really think of parents? Have they done the dirt on Mrs Claus? And are they tax compliant? Time for some Santa truths.
"I still expect to find a magazine in my Christmas stocking". A look back at old Christmas covers from Irish magazines that are all long gone, dead and buried.
As the season gets into its stride, our eye was drawn to three lush new offerings from the Lismore Food Company.
"The Vertigo Project is a series of twenty dye transfer photographic prints, which I hand made from the original camera negative of Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece, Vertigo."
Ring in the New Year in style with a very special New Year's Eve Supper at Charlotte Quay.
On the hunt for a stylish stocking filler or two before the big day? Some affordable ideas for you here...
Illustrator Aoife Dooley’s creation Your One Nikita is set to air as part of a new animated series on the RTE Player this month.
This is where you go to chat instead of get trashed.