Arts
Architecture Tidbit: Trinity’s Chapel
The sublime building is often overshadowed by the Exam Hall. It shouldn't be.
Pussy Riot Brings the Fight to Dublin
Pussy Riot brought anger, frustration and pure politics to the Button Factory last night.
Michael Craig-Martin Confirms He’s Still a Radical
Irish-born artist Michael Craig-Martin discussed his own work and how Duchamp was the inspiration behind some of his most famous pieces of art.
Speaking with Robbie Doyle, Chairperson of Arc Soc
From Paneer Braun to a tour of the Provost’s House, Arc Soc has a lot to offer both students and the general public alike.
Flora and Brixton: Douglas Hyde Gallery Preview
The bronze sculpture and anger from artists Abbas Akhavan and Mona Hatoum are not to be missed.
Following The New Coast-Lines at IMMA
The new exhibition Coast-Lines sets out to challenge our perceptions of pattern, surface, motion and place.
Mental Health, Gaeilge and John Pilger: Your Week Ahead
TCDSU’s Mental Health Week is full of events aimed at de-stressing and re-energising students' minds.
In the GMB’s Depths, Far Away From Heaven’s Light
In the deepest depths of the GMB, Trinity Arts Festival gave us a night to remember.
The Revamp of the National Gallery on Film
'A Portrait of a Gallery' documents the long process of renovating the National Gallery.
Architecture Tidbit: Trinity’s Islandbridge Boat House
A look into the delicate nuances of the DUBC residency and the life it encompasses.