Arts
Open Windows, Open Doors: Women Impressionists at the National Gallery
Eavan O'Keeffe sheds a light on overlooked artists at the Women Impressionists exhibition in the National Gallery upon its 170th year in operation.
An 5 is Fearr – Réamh-Fhéachaint ar Chlár na hÉigse
Tá Seachtain na hÉIgse os ár gcomhair – seo iad na himeachtaí is mó agus is spraíúla a bheas ar siúl.
In Conversation with Deirdre O’Mahony
Deirdre O'Mahony's long-awaited project, "The Quickening," unveiled at the Douglas Hyde Gallery, explores the intersections of art, agriculture and social engagement.
Trinity’s Sustainable Sculpture Exhibition
Trinity's Green Week featured an exhibition of 19 sustainable sculptures from artists across Ireland, emphasising environmental consciousness and the intersection of art with sustainability.
DUPA’s Winter Exhibition Raises a Toast to Journeys and the People Who Take Them
Tonight's Dublin University Photography Association's winter exhibition in the Atrium invited the audience on a journey through time and space.
A Love Letter To The National Gallery
Ella Hussey discusses the sense of home and comfort that the National Gallery brings.
A Tale of Two Cities: Comparing the Dublin and Bologna Music Scene
Erasmus student Lucia Orsi contrasts her experience with the vibrant Bologna music scene to Dublin
Placing the Arts at the Heart of Irish Life
A recent injection of funding into the Arts Council provides enormous opportunities to break down barriers for emerging Irish artists.
TAF Takeover Takes GMB Guests Through the Ages
Ila Raso recaps and reviews the annual takeover of the GMB by the Trinity Arts Festival
‘Cailíní’ Breathes New Life into Friel’s ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’
As part of the Beckett Theatre’s debut season, Beth Strahan’s play is a shining exploration in the breakdown of sisterhood.