Roadmap: Remaking the Crust of the Earth
Featuring a film-still essay about glass, new texts and archival material, Gavin Murphy’s Remaking the Crust of the Earth, considers glass in its myriad guises.
Featuring a film-still essay about glass, new texts and archival material, Gavin Murphy’s Remaking the Crust of the Earth, considers glass in its myriad guises.
Whilst reading the ‘Makeshift’ issue of the tremendous Sociotype Journal (see Magnified, pg 58), we happened upon the wonderful work of mender Celia Pym.
“I took a year off college to travel around Japan, WWOOFing,” says Westport-based Ed Forristal.
5300 radio recordings from the 1927 – 1970s are now available.
“It’s very much about having the freedom to be the artist you want to be.” - Jean Curran
We’re always keeping an eye on the World Illustration Awards and note a number of Irish entries on the longlist.
It’s always great to hear from the Dublin Union of Punks and Pirates, an organization representing the interests of the socially incompetent. The Pirate Party is the political wing of…
Ciarna Pham, the kaleidoscopic brain behind the brilliant Kiki Na Art range of unique handcrafted jewellery got in touch to tell us about her black and white shoot based around…
Rion Hannora’s creations have graced the pages of our magazine on a number of times - Vampír (197, Nov. 2021), Disjecta Membra (203, June 2022).
Foxford Woollen Mills have reproduced the blanket in conjunction with the Michael Collins House in Clonakilty. The blanket is in olive, gold and white in a Melange yarn, using a…
Irish designer Mia de Las Casas got in touch to tell us about her collection of Zodiac and Moon Phase silk scarves which “illustrate the signs in golden crescent moons,…
Tetyana Maryshko is an Irish Ukrainian photographer and visual artist. Her motivation lies in capturing the magic of vulnerability in the most ordinary of moments, merging both personal and relational…
Ellen Reid’s Soundwalk is a GPS-enabled work of public art that uses music to illuminate the natural environment. It changes strings and arrangements as you change course.
Joel Seawright, the Creative Director, Rotten Magazine which we featured in Magnified in 2020 got in touch about his punk-inspired, photography magazine to say the long-awaited third issue is out…
We’re glad to hear of a new boules court, open to all ages, has just opened in Marley Park
We’re always partial to a cool and practical bag and Aoife Lifestyle is delivering on both fronts with her sustainable line.
The Pleasure of Seeing: Conversations with Joel Meyerowitz on sixty years in the life of photography is published by Damiani on April 25.
"Getting the opportunity to live and work out of London has been a dream but it's bittersweet as Dublin is becoming increasingly hard to be able to afford to come…