Arts
National Gallery Adapts Dementia-Inclusive Scheme for Those Staying Home
To accommodate dementia sufferers who are quarantining, the National Gallery’s new resource allows them to get creative from the comfort of their own homes.
There’s More to the Science Gallery’s ‘Invisible’ Than Meets the Eye
Explore the intricacies of dark matter and dark energy at the Science Gallery Dublin’s new virtual exhibition.
In its Latest Show, Players Makes a Colourful Return to Eden
The style of Sarah Kane meets the story of Adam and Eve in DU Players Freshers Show ‘Eden’, which premiered this week.
Cards on the Table at Pagan Soc Divinity Evening
DU Pagan Society brought mysticism to a modern audience at its freshers' week event.
Five Of The Best: The Otherworld Festival
Axis Ballymun’s Otherworld Festival may be just what you need to snap out of those lockdown blues.
This Halloween, The Axis Ballymun Staged a Story of Female Empowerment
The Corps Ensemble remounted Kissing The Witch for a virtual audience as part of The Axis Ballymun’s Otherworld Festival.
Under Threat, Joyce’s House of the Dead Turns to Students for Support
Cáit Murphy’s petition to save the iconic house now stands at nearly 3,000 signatures.
In Dublin, Cave Paintings is Uniting Writing with Visual Art
Gillian Murtagh talks to D. Joyce-Ahearne, one of the Trinity students behind Dublin's most invigorating literary project.
This Year’s International Literature Festival Will Be One for the Books
Elaine Feeney and Eva Griffin talk about what we can expect from this year’s online events, and the happy accidents that fell into place along the way.
How ‘Eve Taking a Nude’ Has Turned the Muse into the Master
Cambridge student Blanca Schofield Legorburo is disrupting the social order by turning nude photographs into celebratory pieces of art.