Postcards from Vienna: Mela Koehler – Review
The Wiener Werkstätte was founded in Vienna in 1903 by architect Josef Hoffman and artist Koloman Moser. An association of design workshops, it is comparable to the British Arts and […]
Category Archives: Art
Duncan Campbell – Artist Profile
Michael Lanigan profiles Irish video artist Duncan Campbell, winner of the 2014 Turner prize. His winning piece, ‘It For Others’, and other works are currently on show at IMMA. […]
Trinity Arts Festival: 24 – Review
As part of Trinity Arts Festival, 30 staff and student were given cameras to document a day in their lives. Irene Ho and Rachel Botha, organisers of the event alongside […]
Hennessy Portrait Prize 2014.
Written by Imogen FitzGerald. In March of this year, Hennessy and the National Gallery of Ireland announced the introduction of the Hennessy Portrait Prize. The competition aims to promote interest in […]
@Large: Ai Weiwei on Alcatraz
“The misconception of totalitarianism is that freedom can be imprisoned. This is not the case. When you constrain freedom, freedom will take flight and land on a windowsill.” […]
Editor’s Pick – Internet Based Art Works.
Ping Body, Stelarc (1996): Stelarc’s attempts to overcome the limits of the human body have recently culminated in the surgical attachment of an ear to his arm. One of his […]
Gender Warrior – Interview with Peter Bradley.
As part of our series of interview with emerging Irish artists, Clara Murray talks to Peter Bradley, recent graduate of LSAD and winner of the RC Lewis Crosby award for […]
Juxtapositions: Peter Gallo and Lois Weinberger – Review
The Douglas Hyde Gallery’s current overarching theme in its exhibitions is the reconfiguration of familiar and everyday objects and actions in art. Their current exhibition, featuring Peter Gallo and Lois […]
Lines of Vision – Interview
The National Gallery of Ireland is currently hosting the exhibition Lines of Vision: Irish Writers on Art to mark their 150th anniversary. Fifty-six Irish writers have written essays, stories […]
The Dublin Zine Archive
Rolling up Gardiner Street towards North Circular, stumbling into a world of lonely tenement buildings and empty discount electrical shops, you’ll discover a grotty little alley that wouldn’t look out […]
