Arts
Trinity Students Prepare to Perform New Shows at Edinburgh Fringe
With the Edinburgh Festival Fringe beginning on Friday, two sets of Trinity students prepare to showcase their new shows to an international audience.
Contribution
Trinity’s Treasures Can Often Be Wasted Potential
Loic Delorme argues that Trinity fails to properly convey the worth of its many valuable antiquities.
Science Gallery’s Seeing Exhibition Teeters on Divide Between Art and Science
Charlotte Ryan reviews the gallery’s latest exhibition, Seeing, which opens tomorrow.
Putting the “Wild” Back in the Oscar Wilde Centre
With the appointment of enigmatic novelist Ian Sansom as Director, the centre looks set to tackle new areas of literary criticism and writing.
Swing Shows a Multicultural Ireland Through Music and Dance
David Donovan reviews Swing, a collaboration betweeen DU Players's Celtic Twilight festival and theatre company Fishamble.
In the Long Room Hub, an Exhibition by School of English Students
Nine students respond to the collections of the National Museum of Ireland with performances, photographs, readings & film.
From Art Collections to Dublin Zoo, St Patrick’s Festival Doesn’t Have to be All About Alcohol
The city centre hosts events for all types of interests.
Radical Adventures in Future of Farming at the Science Gallery’s Field Test
The free exhibition on the future of food in agriculture and beyond opens tomorrow.
With TAF, a Week Dedicated to Campus Creativity
Gillian Murtagh previews what we can expect this week from Trinity Arts Festival.
Joe Caslin Visits Vis Arts, Speaking on the Marriage Equality Referendum and the 1916 Centenary
Geordie Milne reviews Joe Caslin's recent visit to college and highlights what we can expect from the artist this year.