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10 Things Dublin Can Learn From Radical Science
Bricking over the Liffey, banning all televisions in town and just straight-up seceding are amongst the ideas Radical Science can contribute to Dublin life.
Barbershop Quartet – Shave Talk With Four of Dublin’s Finest Barbers
From traditional haircuts to Turkish shaving and Burundian hair designs, we talk grooming with some of Dublin’s most scissor-happy.
10 Things Dublin Could Learn From Copenhagen
Imagine a utopia where cycle lanes were not just a concept and you could drink beer on the street. It’s realer than you think!
Gleaming The Cube: Licensed To Isle
After months of speculation and tasteful yet mysterious ads that followed the dissolution of the great bastion of UK skateboarding, Blueprint skateboards, the details of Nick Jensen and Paul Shier’s latest venture Isle skateboards have finally come to light and it’s all looking terribly promising.
Hatred Of Music: Art & Semantics
Taking a look at the increasingly prevalent ways corporate language can influence and dominate artistic work.
The Blueprint: Notions for Redesigning Dublin
The best-laid plans of mice and men often go astray: an overview of Dublin’s lesser-spotted notions for redesign.
The Artistry of Dublin’s Contemporary Shopfronts
Dublin’s fascia-nation with shop signage is being reborn through a new wave of understated design.
Gleaming The Cube: Mark Suciu and suspiciously talented kids
In terms of sheer technicality and apparent natural talent Suciu is almost unparalleled. But a sort of suspicion and downright disdain are appearing.
Hatred Of Music: Creative Ecosystems
The word is in the turlet. How can we start to think about change?
Deep In The Game: Rob Delaney, Twitter comedian
An interview with Rob Delaney, Twitter comedian, stand-up and surrealist conscience of the world.
Gleaming The Cube: Forrest Edwards eats fruit
The former Slap reality show anti-hero is proving that you don’t need to go the traditional route – or that you can be great and still be ignored.