Arts
A Trinity Director is Bringing Van Gogh Back – Tomorrow, in the Samuel Beckett
Beginning tomorrow, fourth-year drama student CN Smith will present his directorial realisation of Van Gogh's Sunflowers.
Ní Ghrioghair Presents Dystopian Scenes Through Sculpture
Doireann Ní Ghrioghair's new exhibition will come to Pallas Projects on November 1st.
The Theatre Group Injecting New Life into Phibsborough – Together
The Corps Ensemble, a theatre group in Dublin, is to open a new venue called the Bohemian Theatre in the heart of Phibsborough.
Trinity Trend: Silk Scarf
Silk scarves have become a fashion-forward statement – a trend that has predictably extended to Trinity.
Accessibility and Aesthetics at the Heart of DUPA Rebrand
Clever branding and an emphasis on accessibility have made the on-campus presence of Trinity's photography society unmissable.
The Trinity Archivist at the Gates of History
Jane Maxwell is crucial to the maintenance of one of Trinity's biggest assets – its archive.
How Aoibheann McCann is Redefining the Playboy of the Western World
Actress Aoibheann McCann talks re-imagining Widow Quin in an all-female collaborating team.
A Festival of Horror in Dublin – Just in Time for Halloween
From October 24th to 28th, the Irish Film Institute will stage its most international Horrorthon ever.
An Animation Festival for Punters and Professionals Alike
This weekend, the Dublin Animation Film Festival returns for a ninth year. It's as strong as ever, according to director Fionnghuala Ní Neill.
Patricio Cassinoni Delivers a Stark Take on Modern Portraiture
From October 18th, the Instituto Cervantes will feature a two-week exhibition showcasing Fantastic Portraits & Visual Haikus.