Review

Picasso’s House of Work and Light

The National Gallery traces seven decades of work, love, and solitude through the spaces inhabited by Pablo Picasso.

By Halle Feest

Inside the RHA’s Archipelago

A review of the exhibition described as a landmark moment for lens-based art in Ireland.

By Lea Carroll

Special Screening of MoLI’s De Profundis

On the 125th anniversary of his death, Oscar Wilde’s letter, written while he was incarcerated in Reading Gaol, is brought back to life.

By Ella O’Neill

Popular Bodies, Popular Horror

How global conditions have facilitated the popularity of body horror in Western cinema.

By Josie Radcliffe

Captivatingly Crafty: The Traitors Ireland

Trust no one in Ireland’s take on the ultimate game of deceit.

By Lara Walsh

Tringe.org: The New Dating App Just for Trinity Students

On October 28th, Tringe.org, a dating website for Trinity students, went live.

By Harper Alderson

Matcha Matsukawa

Dublin’s first Japanese-owned matcha spot

By Lily Braumberger

Complementary Scars: Donncha Gilmore’s Girls & Boys

Anagnorisis in Donncha Gilmore’s Girls & Boys

By Jules Nati

Parnell Street Bakery

Megan Hipwell takes you for coffee and a sweet treat at the Parnell Street Bakery

By Megan Hipwell

Where to Find Us: The Booker Prize shortlist authors in Dublin

By Emma Milanesi