Film: Our Battle of Images
This programme of rarely-seen films uses alternative stylistic approaches to explore the Northern Ireland conflict.
This programme of rarely-seen films uses alternative stylistic approaches to explore the Northern Ireland conflict.
Crash Ensemble present the Irish premiere of Grey Area - a skateboarding film with live original score. Shot and edited by skate photographer and videographer Niall O’Byrne, with music by young Cork composer and skater Sam Perkin
Last day to catch hometown D1 head Eamonn Doyle and his amazing body of photography.
Artist Pete Smyth offers an insight into the stories and individuals behind the images and the journey that Tallaght has taken over the last 30 years.
Live art festival marks its tenth anniversary with a thrilling and eclectic array of performances
Who doesn’t like a free book? On 25th April, Instituto Cervantes Dublin invites you to a very special World Book Day celebration with poetry, music and bookcrossing.
55-year-old enfant terrible looking to cause ructions with his first work of non-fiction
Sex themed art created on up-cycled 12'' vinyl records
Practical tips and tools from experts on climate changes and how it applies to your children
Artwork auction with works by over 60 established and emerging artists including: Willie Doherty, Amanda Coogan and Liam Gillick in aid of Pallas Studios/Projects
The renowned Singer-Songwriter/Record Producer returns for a special Dublin Show at The Sugar Club this May.
Self-image, self-presentation and social judgment are explored through the lens of three photographers
The Housekeepers’, their debut release, is much more besides a collection of 14 tracks. It explores the life and music of five remarkable Irish Traditional Musicians from the early 20th century
Indie darlings Conor Oberst and Phoebe Bridgers are pouring the tea down the centre tonight
The best three in one in town this side of your local chipper.
Public Enemy’s Jahi presents hip-hop as a world culture with life affirming principals
Sound designers for dance and theatre premiere their solo music projects
Second week of festival celebrating its ‘Sweet 16th’