A recap on the seventh instalment of coffee|culture featuring Ruth Connolly, Julia Gelezova and Bailies coffee at The Library Project.

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A recap on the seventh instalment of coffee|culture featuring Ruth Connolly, Julia Gelezova and Bailies coffee at The Library Project.
The Other Mentoring Programme is a new initiative designed to bridge the gap between emerging and established women in the creative industry. The Other Mentoring Programme aims to provide practical solutions to the everyday reality of the glass ceiling by facilitating connections between women at both ends of the career ladder, that bridge the gap…
A new Instagram series is hitting devices and screens across the nation with the release of Session Moths. The five-part mini-series was born on the back of the LIT Ladies exhibition last October; when creators Katie Kidd and Georgia Murphy submitted a riso print of the aforementioned ‘session moths’. The theme of the exhibition was…
After an extended break, The Monthly Edition returns with a host of creative and cultural events designed to usher in a new year of creative inspiration. 1. BYOASS Dublin The first in a monthly series of art auctions at Lucky’s Dublin. The concept is simple: BYO art, hang it, and watch as the audience flocks…
Close out the year with a selection (box) of creative and cultural excursions: from a flea market full of social and independent enterprise, to artist talks and our very first Christmas party. 1. 25 Years of Catalyst Arts Twenty-five years ago, a group of MFA graduates from the Belfast School of Art initiated a series of…
Epoch Dublin is a newly-formed collective of visual artists who banded together to create bold, striking and colourful art that responds to a variety of subjects including; current and social issues, feminism, mental health, climate change and more. 1. Can you provide a brief introduction to Epoch? Epoch Dublin is a collective of visual artists…
November is awash with creative events from design festivals and fashion trails to art-talks and workshops, taking place in theatres and venues throughout Ireland. 1. Halftone Print Fair The freshest art fair, celebrating the process of print in various shapes and forms, returns to The Library Project for the first week in November. The walls…
Between table quizzes, theatre, art, design and foodie excursions – there really is no way to stay locked indoors this October – except to hide from the cold. That might be the only excuse we’ll allow! 1. Galway Jazz Festival 50 gigs popping up across 20 venues, representing a myriad of countries and regions all…
Cabaret, Circus, Club, Comedy, Dance, Gig, Installation, Live Art and Visual Art, Music, Party, Radio, Spoken Word, Talks, Theatre and Young Radicals. Two-weeks of unadulterated performance returns to Dublin with a focus on the fresh, the emerging, the trailblazers and the courageous; destined to catapult into creative fame by the end of their shows. The…
Beckettian bewilderment at the Irish border in the throes of Brexit. A review of the hilltop reading of Waiting for Godot by Irish artist and writer, Meadhbh McNutt. 5:30am: I was driving to the Irish border with my mother – our bizarre family celebration of choice following my return from London. “Are we in the…