Artists, musicians, videographers and more are assembled in this ambitious video showcase, curated by Brownsauce. ‘Somewhere In Ireland’ is an expansive collaboration, confidently confirming the depth of talent in Limericks creative scene.

LSAD graduate Emmett Walsh, going by the name of Diabhal (Gaeilge for Devil), explains what drives his creativity, where he finds inspiration in ancient Celtic Ireland, and the contrast between folklore and pop culture in his work.

Despite the cold and rain, Dublin winters are all bad. There truly is beauty in the city at this time of year. With his photos of huddled silhouettes and soaked streets, Rabie Al captures the essence of this atmosphere.

LATE 2N, Waterford label run by Creative Director Shane Fitzpatrick, drop an AW18 Womenswear capsule, “FEEL LIKE THIS?”, focused on noughties nostalgia. Unsurprisingly, it’s lethal.

Tribal Dance just released their new single “And Then All That Was Left Was A Physician And A Silhouette” on Bad Soup Records. Ahead of their headline gig in The Grand Social on December 7th, we sat down for a chat to discuss the ups and downs of life in a band.

Artist Aoife Dunne has a new exhibition in the Complex, a site-specific exploration of physical structure, mental states, and modes of being. The opening night is 29th of November, get down and see it for yourself.

Illustrator, Street Artist and Art Teacher to-be Niall O’Lochlainn discusses his creative characters, full-time art, and his ambitions for the near and far future.

Visual Artist Aoife Dunne and Fine Art Painter Du Jingze created a visual conversation for FAC. In this unqique representation of modern communication, they discussed where they are in their artistic paths and what their plans are for the future.

FAC Focus: Graphic design student Farouk Alao talks racism, confidence and it’s effect on his career in the modelling industry.

“Graffuturism is painting pieces that don’t follow the written rule book of graffiti”.

We chatted to ATMOS about his fresh painting style, his inspirations, and the future of the Irish scene.