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No Crisis Here
By Ailbe Photo
No Crisis Here is my Final Year Project, for my BA in Photographic Media, in Griffith College Dublin. The Final Year Exhibition will be held on 6th June 2019.
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Hairy Jaysus
Hairy Jaysus is a play by Donal O'Kelly - based on the events that led to the execution of Frank Sheehy Skeffington - the work will be performed by Paddy McEneaney.
'Be Good or Be Gone' feature film
We are campaigning to get our feature film ‘Be Good or Be Gone’ through the final phase of post production and into the 2019 Galway Film Festival then out into the world.
Lucia Joyce: Full Capacity
Actress Evanna Lynch, choreographer Megan Kennedy, designer Claire Garvey, photographer Mella Travers, & Director Deirdre Mulrooney recreate Lucia Joyce at 'full capacity'.
Alan Hurley Art Book Vol 2
By Alan Hurley
Volume 2 of my art book Impressions. A collection of art I've completed in the past year. It will be a hardback book with 100-120 pages.
My first solo show: Aesthetic Distance
Aesthetic Distance is a photographic exploration of desire and the sense of self that certainly provokes but does not denounce! I am both the artist and the subject of my work.
Ruthless - The Exhibition
By Ruth Medjber
Ruthless: A Decade of Live Music Photography is an exciting new exhibition showcasing the work of renowned Irish photographer, Ruth Medjber aka Ruthless Imagery.
Soul Noir:Festival of the Dark Arts 2018
By Soul Noir
This will be our second year bringing Gothic Culture to the light. The festival will run from Halloween the 31st of October - 1st of November in The Chocolate Factory.
Tom's Japanese Residency
By Tom Campbell
I am going to Japan for a residency in November. I will work on visual art, Raku and Japanese wood block, sending work home. I am very excited by this opportunity.
BabyBe Festival 2018-Identity&Diversity
By BabyBe Festival 2018- Identity&Diversity
A series of FREE community, artistic and cultural events for children and their families that will take place in the public parks of D8. Our theme 2018 is Identity&Diversity.
