Hey, It's Juliane. I'm from the north of Germany where I study culture, language, and media. At the moment I'm working as an editor with Babylon Radio.
UCDVO Development Film Series 2019 With funding support from Trocáire and Concern, the seventh UCDVO Development Film Series will take place over five consecutive Monday evenings, starting the 28th January – 25th February. The series includes 5 high-quality feature documentary films on subjects relating to development and global justice issues. Each screening is followed by […]
South Indian Night The craziest and the most awaited of them all “The South Indian Night” is here. 26th January while India celebrates Republic Day, let’s gather and dance for the wild tunes. Be ready to dance for the most energetic songs from Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and a few Bollywood. Entry is for everyone […]
Lavender Renaissance: Birth A4’s mission is to transform the means by which cultural works are produced, accessed, and understood in Ireland, and by doing so to contribute to the development of a more just society. They want to Make Art That Matters. Lavender Renaissance is queer creation, space, art, community, performance, energy and celebration. They […]
Opposition leader Juan Guaidó declared himself interim president on Wednesday denying current president Nicolás Maduro’s legitimacy. Following the political and economic crisis, Venezuela is struck with, thousands of people took to the streets supporting Guaidó and were met with police brutality. During the fierce protests on Tuesday and Wednesday, 14 people have reportedly been killed. […]
The Young Folk – Tradfest The Young Folk primarily consists of a creative triangle with Anthony Furey at its apex joined by Paul Butler and Tony McLoughlin as singer/songwriters of exceptional talent in their own right. The trio is joined by Alex Borwick for most of their live shows enabling TYF to fully flex their […]
The US government shutdown has been going on for 32 days now and consequences for government employees become more and more visible. Many of them are forced to work other jobs in order to be able to pay their bills. However, at the moment, an agreement between Democrats and Republicans, which would put an end […]
Showca$e – Art Music Design Photography Showca$e is a monthly event in which a mixture of talents from different areas of the ‘creative spectrum’ talk about what they do and their process. Each month they explore the weird, wonderful, beautiful and amazing. Today the speakers will be freelance photographer Joshua Mulholland, Graphic Designer Laura Seed, […]
The new year is picking up pace and it looks like 2019 is off to a pretty good start in the art department. While the weather tends to be frustrating these days, Irelands cultural events calendar promises to bring some colour into the gray January days as the country is hosting its very first European […]
On Monday the Taliban attacked a military base in the Afghan province of Wardak west of Kabul. The death toll estimates are over 100 with government officials refusing to confirm exact numbers. At a training center on the grounds of the base, the attackers blew up a captured Humvee loaded with explosives. The detonation caused […]
Exposing lives: Carla Cerati’s photographic exploration of Italy Carla Cerati (1926-2016) is generally remembered for her contribution, along with photographer Gianni Berengo Gardin, to the book Morire di classe (1969) on the shocking enquiry into the condition of Italian mental institutions. By looking in particular at her photographs of Italian society produced in the 1960s […]
