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Fergus Finlay. Stay connected. Download our mobile apps on. The Tara Building website. Guts Magazine finished publishing with their sixth issue back in December but our printing a special issue on the 7th March. It will be launching in the Library Project and the theme for the special issue is called "Fight Back". The confessional writing magazine is focusing on abortion in Ireland and the campaign to repeal the 8th amendment. I spoke to the editor, Rosin Agnew, about what will be different compared to other issues of Guts Magazine, where this issue fits into that larger conversation on abortion in Ireland and why they are releasing on the 7th March.
Guts Magazine Fight Back issue launch. Guts Magazine website. The Dublin Filmmakers Collective have completed their first feature film. There is a cast and crew screening this month before it is submitted to the festival circuit. The film called "One Night in Dublin" is made up of shorter films to create the story of the city.
I spoke to the producer of the film Robert O'Mara about the film, the challenges of working with 12 different scripts from the 40 submitted by the collective. Then the 12 different directors and all those actors and other crew members and what he learned from trying to crowdfund this project but first he starts off by telling me where the idea came from.
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We check in on what's new in Designist in time for Christmas, report on Ireland's first Live Art battle, LifeStyles that may become a tv series and we close out the final episode of with an essay looking back at the arts in Irish Writers Centre. Beyond The Centre: Writers in their own Words.
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For this episode. I went to Designist. Workplace Warfare by DaVinci Toys. Smartphone Magnifier. The Eden Suction Planter by Okidome. At the beginning of December, Ireland First Ever live art battle took place. It's called Lifestyles. It where 2 artists make a large canvas work in a set time period then the audience that is there decides with their feet who is the winner of the battle. The event is run by All Out Design and they held it in there studios on Hyacinth Street in the North Strand, with drinks and pizza and some beatbox artists as well.
We are in the final month and into the last few minutes of this final episode of Dublin Creative Review in and lets have a chat about the arts in in Ireland. Maser has been tagging and striping the streets of Dublin for the past few years.
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Sebastian Stephenson catches up with Maser as he has a new solo exhibition in the Graphic Studio Gallery till the 3rd December. We talk about globe trotting, why he has only talking about the Repeal the 8th now, what is it be a creative individual today and we manage to talk though what's on show as well. We also report on the state of Irish book publishing today, check out White Collar Boy's new EP Priory Hall and give you have an update on television developments.
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Maser on Twitter. Maser on Instagram. White Collar Boy is an electronic duo that has had a 2 year absence and now has released a new EP. This EP is a sample of the album that will be coming up next year.
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The EP is being released on the 25th of November. The duo's sound is of a very chilled nature. I spoke to Mark Cummins from the duo in his studio on Abbey Street and he gave me a update on why it took so long. As apart of Dublin Book Festival, the organisers of the event had an industry trade day. Publishing Ireland Trade Day had topics on how to improve your chances of getting press coverage, new copyright and biographical technology news and what the booksellers want from the book publishers. So on the 11th November. I went along to Smock Alley Theatre and listened to the state of publishing in Ireland.
Publishing Ireland. Over the past few weeks there has been significant developments in the Irish TV Industry so I thought it best to keep you abreast of those developments. All these stories come from the Irish Film and Television Network website. Sebastian Stephenson talks to Niamh about the Woman on Walls exhibition, which is about adjusting the balance of the portraits that adorn the walls of the RIA. We also talk about their recent book, Modern Ireland in artworks and we talk about the Dictionary of Irish Biography project and some of the other cultural research projects underway.
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We also report on the second issue of Straylines, an Irish alternative comic book anthology and we check in on what's happening in The Fumbally Stables. Royal Irish Academy website. Royal Irish Academy on Twitter. Royal Irish Academy on Facebook.
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Modern Ireland in Artworks talk. Dictionary of Irish Biography. Art and Architecture in Ireland Research Project. Straylines is a print anthology of Irish alternative comic artists. Straylines is a also a comic book collective to foster and highlight a emerging comic scene in Dublin and Ireland.
The comic anthology also called Straylines put to print the talent that is in Ireland.
It was originally to be one off but back in October they released issue 2. I spoke to Paddy Lynch, editor of the anthology and asked why they released an issue 2. Straylines Issue 2. For this episode we check out The Fumbally Stables.
The Fumbally Stables. Bengali lunch to Dublin Dinner. Sourdough Bread Workshop. Mental Health in Hospitality. Some of clients have included Facebook to Hendricks Gin to themselves. Sebastian Stephenson talks with them about what they have learned running over events and how they figured out this is what they wanted to do. They also tell us what events are coming up that you can go to or even set up with your own stall. In The Workmans Club on 26th October, a horror fiction podcast was launched.
Down Below The Reservoir is an audio adaptation of short stories based in a small suburban Irish town. These short stories have been published and read in front of many live audiences and now are being added every two weeks online. I spoke to the writer of the short stories, Graham Tugwell about the process of writing to be listened to, out loud and in headphones.