Arts
The Beautiful and Unsettling Nature of Daphne Wright’s Emotional Archaeology
The Irish artist explores themes of parenthood, ageing and the relationship between humans and animals in her latest exhibition in the RHA.
Challenging Trinity’s Traditional Structural Elegance, the Berkeley Library Celebrates 50 Years
Constructed between 1961 and 1967, the library stands as a grey concrete structure in the midst of neoclassical grandiose.
In the Science Gallery, Exploring Artificial Intelligence and its Role in our Everyday Lives
Last night, the Science Gallery launched its newest exhibition, Humans Need Not Apply, using engaging displays to explore new developments in the realm of technology
Dara McGrath on Exploring Borders, Transitional Space and Forbidden Lands
Last night, Trinity Arts Festival (TAF) and DUPA welcomed photographer Dara McGrath to discuss his career as a photographer with aspiring young artists.
TAF Launch Gives Insight into the Week of Artistry and Fancy to Come
Last night in the chapel, Trinity Arts festival began a week of artistic celebration with an impressive night of live music.
Guerilla Gigs, Women in Comedy and a Murder Mystery: Trinity Arts Festival Returns
This week TAF will present a series of free and artistic events which, as ever, will see societies across Trinity getting creative.
New York Poet Eileen Myles Brings her Politically-Engaged Feminist Poetry to Trinity
Tomorrow, the critically acclaimed poet will host a talk in the Arts Block about her work and career as a poet.
We’ll Always Have Film Fatale: Casablanca Comes to Dublin
This week, Film Fatale offers the opportunity to dress as Elsa or Rick, and bask in a full Casablanca experience in Number Twenty-Two.
Helem: A Home Away from Home for LGBT Lebanon
A centre in Lebanon is providing security and solidarity for the LGBT community in Lebanon amid a quiet sexual revolution in the Arab world.
In Trinity’s Long Room Hub, a Discussion of all Things Gothic
The inaugural symposium of the Irish Network for Gothic Studies saw academics from Trinity and beyond discuss everything from time travel to witchcraft.