Art – The Circular

Interview With Irish Musician John Gaughan

May 28, 2019

Art, Culture, Entertainment, Mental Health, Music, Music

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Experiences with mental health struggles have inspired many artists to pick up an instrument and channel their struggles into music. Depression, anxiety and many other challenges have become lyrical themes tha...

The Power of Colours: Moods

Zeynep Alparslan

May 15, 2019

Art, Life and Style, Slider

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In our daily lives, we cannot be in the same mood every day. Regarding what we experience in a day, our moods can change. As a matter of fact, colours have moods too. Most importantly, they affect us quite rea...

Lapis Lazuli at The Book of Kells Exhibition of Trinity College

Zeynep Alparslan

May 15, 2019

Art, Culture, Slider

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Good news for our readers who are interested in colours! Now, you have a chance to see Lapis Lazuli at The Book of Kells Exhibition of Trinity College because it is assumed that Lapis Lazuli was used in the m...

Cromwell sings Sean Nos.

Ernie Beggs

April 22, 2019

Art, Comment, Culture, dublin, Finglas, Music

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Now there's a headline you thought you never see,and before you have visions of the bould Oliver sitting in an illicit sheebeen skulling back some illegal hooch,let me reassure you,that its not him. The Cro...

Who knows where the time goes?

Ernie Beggs

April 21, 2019

Art, Culture, dublin, Environment, Music, Music, Richard Thompson, Sandy Denny, science

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Sandy Denny.(6/1/1947-21/4/1978). Spring forward,fall back. When it comes to daylight saving,this is how most of us remember.Put the clocks forward by an hour in spring and return the gift in Autumn by goi...

The hyper-realistic artist

Faith Monday

April 20, 2019

Art, Slider

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All images via Arinze Stanley. Nigerian hyper-realistic artist Arinze Stanley on creating out of this world masterpieces, dishes on the portrait of President Buhari that went viral. Arinze Stanley is a...