culture
Edo in Colour: A Vibrant Exhibition of Japanese Culture
The new Chester Beatty exhibition will be free to view until December 5th.
Healing from Hardship: Dublin’s Arts Scene Emerges from Lockdown
Despite suffering innumerable difficulties, Dublin’s arts and culture sector has demonstrated incredible tenacity and spirit
Aisling Conroy’s New Show Examines Human Perception
Conroy’s second solo show examines the meaning of ritual, metamorphosis, and loss.
Overcoming Creative Fatigue: A Conversation with Two Dublin-Based Artists
Two Dublin-based artists discuss the challenges of dealing with creative fatigue
National Gallery Exhibition Explores Memory Through Jack B Yeats’ Paintings
The exhibition, “Painting & Memory”, opens to the public from September 4th.
The One-Man Magic of Local Boy
Tickets to Fynch in the Button Factory on December 16th, where Local Boy will be performing as a special guest, are available on Eventbrite for €15.
Molly O’Cathain on the Viral Success of ‘Parental Pandemic Portraits’
Theatre designer Molly O’Cathain recreated famous family portraits with her parents during lockdown.
Other Voices Will ‘Bring it All Back Home’ to Dingle this Week
Other Voices: Bringing It All Back Home will be streamed online from December 2nd to 6th via YouTube, Facebook Live, Twitter, and RTÉ.
Today, Corcadorca Will Offer a Taste of Trinity Graduate Theatre
Trinity graduate theatre company Tasteinyourmouth will debut their latest work-in-progress on Corcadorca’s Showonline2020 platform at 4pm today.
The Abbey Marks a Centenary Since Bloody Sunday 1920 Through 14 Voices
Writer Tracy Martin and director Dan Colley spoke to The University Times about the creative processes they employed to embody a collection of lives lost too soon.