Artsdesk: Garrett Phelan and Richard Proffitt’s Occultism
Two exhibitions in Dublin this year by Richard Proffitt and Garrett Phelan have explored a contemporary kind of occultism.
Interview with Brian Teeling of Nowhere
Pioneering new store Nowhere on Aungier Street have made it their mission to combat the uniformity of Irish menswear with straight-off-the-runway fashion and inventive, considered clothing.
Sorcha O’Raghallaigh Interview
Sorcha O’Raghallaigh’s ethereal work, referencing religious iconography and her childhood spent in Birr, has cemented her reputation as the go-to designer for the some world’s leading female music artists as
Totally Dublin Weekender | March 12 – 17
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do in Dublin this weekend.
This is a Happenings Party, Man
As St. Patrick’s Day quickly approaches, pubs prepare for the influx of tourists and locals Happenings have also been preparing for the festivities, but they have something different in mind…
Win tickets to sold-out Jameson St. Patrick’s Live
We've got tickets to the sold-out Jameson St Patrick's Live to give away as well as tickets to a Little Green Cars secret gig the night before.
She’s the Baume: An Interview with Sara Baume
Sara Baume tells Totally Dublin about her debut novel Spill Simmer Falter Wither, a dreamy tale of rural isolation and canine companionship.
Book Review: Spill Simmer Falter Wither – Sara Baume
Sara Baume’s Spill Simmer Falter Wither is a profoundly moving and extremely impressive debut novel.
Book Review: The Pure Gold Baby – Margaret Drabble
In many ways, The Pure Gold Baby could not differ more from the Sylvia Plath poem (Lady Lazarus) from which it derives its title.
Book Review: The Book of Strange New Things – Michael Faber
Michel Faber masks his multifaceted new work The Book of Strange New Things as a straight-up sci-fi tale.
Book Review: The Emerald Light in the Air – Donald Antrim
Donald Antrim’s first story collection, The Emerald Light in the Air, is, by turns, absurd, entertaining, and claustrophobically sad.
Book Review: The First Bad Man – Miranda July
Miranda July makes odd arts and her first novel is not quite whimsical but it is strained.
Book Review: Hall of Small Mammals – Thomas Pierce
Much like the exhibit of endangered primates that gives Hall of Small Mammals its name, Pierce’s first collection is an engrossing display of all the floundering mammals within.
MusicTown & 12 Points Festival Supergig: Alarmist, OKO & RedivideR
Three of the city's best musical acts are teaming up for a special night of collaboration and experimentation as part of MusicTown in association with 12 Points
Totally Dublin Weekender | March 5 – 8
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do in Dublin this weekend.
OFFSET 2015: An interview with Snask
Snask are an exuberant, eccentric and extremely entertaining design firm based in Stockholm for whom conventionality is a curse word. We spoke with creative director and founder Fredrik Öst about…
OFFSET 2015: An interview with Steve Doogan
We chat with Scottish-born and Dublin-based illustrator Steve Doogan about his practice and his upcoming appearance at OFFSET 2015.
OFFSET 2015: Interview with Angus Hyland of Pentagram
Angus Hyland is a British graphic designer and is head of the London branch of Pentagram, and has worked with clients such as the BBC, The British Museum, Penguin and…