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How ‘Eve Taking a Nude’ Has Turned the Muse into the Master
Cambridge student Blanca Schofield Legorburo is disrupting the social order by turning nude photographs into celebratory pieces of art.
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M(h)aol are Raising their Voices for Women in Irish Post-Punk
This post-punk band are bringing sonic resonances to Ireland’s political past and present with their new single “Laundries”.
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Joseph Patrick O’Brien Gives Industry Insights – Straight From the Horse’s Mouth
The youngest trainer and jockey to win a Breeders’ Cup World Championship race, Joseph Patrick O’Brien, spoke to a wide range of university students via Zoom on Friday evening.
Perspectives from the Science Gallery – Where Art Meets Science
Aisling Murray, the head of programming at Science Gallery Dublin, and Mairéad Hurley, head of research and learning, on the importance of collaboration between the arts and sciences.
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What Happens to Spoken Word When No One is There to Hear It?
Natalya O’Flaherty and Sasha Terfous, prominent names in the spoken word poetry scene, talk about what’s next for the art form as increased restrictions loom.
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Online, DUPA finds a New ‘Home’ for its Signature Exhibitions
Friends and fans of DUPA can enjoy a pandemic-fuelled exploration of what it means to feel at home, in its first virtual exhibition.
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Automatic Tasty’s Latest Album Creates Classics From the Cosmos
‘A Farewell To Reason’ was released during lockdown and is available digitally on all major streaming platforms, with vinyl available to purchase online.
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Booker Prize-Winning Author of ‘Girl, Woman, Other’ Addresses the Phil
Bernardine Evaristo, who teaches Creative Writing at Brunel University London, has written eight novels.
Serendipitously Safe Societies: DU Fencing
Due to its compulsory full body outerwear and the separation of opponents in competition by sword, fencing is the perfect sport to take up this term.
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For Irish Theatre-Makers, The Show Goes On
After the two biggest festivals in the Irish theatrical calendar had to drastically reduce and cancel swathes of their programming overnight, we ask what’s next for the sector.