Arts

TAP Celebrates 30 Years with Contemporary Art Exhibition

The Trinity Access Programme will celebrate its 30th birthday this week with an art exhibition entitled ‘Essence of Student Life’ in the Exam Hall.
By Clara Roche

Dublin Gallery Weekend Aims to Make Art Accessible and Approachable

Through guided tours, panel talks and various other events, the Contemporary Art Gallery Association hopes to challenge the notion that galleries are intimidating while highlighting Dublin’s unique contribution to the European art scene.
By Maisie Greener

Open House Dublin’s Festival of Architecture: Breathing New Life into Dublin’s Buildings

The festival's line up of events doesn't shy away from the complexities of housing in Dublin
By Maisie Greener

Five of the Best: Irish Influencers

Hanna Valila outlines the five best Irish influencers to turn to for fashion inspiration.
By Hanna Valila

A Mystery as Old as Time: The Arts Girl x STEM Boy Paradigm

Cleo Daly investigates one of Trinity's biggest questions: how do STEM boys keep bagging arts girls?
By Cleo Daly

Art or Porn?

Cleo Daly questions the distinction between female nudity in art and porn - and when empowerment becomes harassment.
By Cleo Daly

Five of the Best: Culture Night

As Dublin City Council's Culture Night returns for its eighteenth year, Barrett Ellis highlights what not to miss.
By Barrett Ellis

Women and the RHA: “It Took a Century”

An exhibit in The National Gallery of Ireland displays the work of the women who have been members of the Royal Hibernian Academy.
By Elly Christopher

‘Endings’ Explores Love, Loss, and Masculinity at Dublin Fringe Festival

Fionntán Larney discusses his thrilling theatrical fusion of original music, immersive lighting, and complex themes.
By Sáoirse Goes

Minister Martin Announces Three New Initiatives to Support the Night-Time Economy

The support package, announced yesterday, will include funding for art centres to open later, a noise mitigation grant scheme for late-night venues, and a pilot program for late-night cultural activities.
By Sáoirse Goes