Brian Millar writes:
2 for the price of one offer available in Cork today.
Bottom of Cowper Road (near Luas stop), Rathmines,Dublin within the last hour.
Andrew Stokes writes:
“Luas maintenance van parked questionably. [The] clampers must have loved this one…”
Saturday April 19th – Elastic Witch Closing Party: Jape (Live), Girls Names, I Am The Cosmos, Twinkranes, Squarehead and more.@ Twisted Pepper, Middle Abbey Street, Dublin (Free, 3pm)
Nialler9 writes:
“Whatever you think of Record Store Day happening this Saturday, you can’t deny the quality of this lineup. ‘Elastic Witch’ Shop owner Gib Cassidy [above] is moving on to focus on playing with his band Girls Names but beforehand, the closing party will celebrate the last three years of his shop in Twisted Pepper on Abbey Street.”
Full list of record store day events nationwide HERE
An ‘in-house’ animation by London based DBLG creative agency combining traditional stop-motion with 3D printing.
Fifty tiny sculptures printed and photographed one by one – four weeks to create a total of two charming seconds of animation.
For teh Winnie.
Protestors outside the the Irish Daily Mail offices in Ballsbridge, Dublin this lunchtime demonstrating over an opinion piece on travellers by the paper’s columnist Brenda Power.
Previously: Truth To Power
Thanks Aoife
New typically boastful signage in Blarney Street, Cork this morning.
Anyone?
Thanks Aoife Murphy
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A rather excellent polar panorama music video for Megalo Meloman by French ‘apocalyptic composer’ Sandy Lavallart, directed by Paris-based animator Stéphane Berla.
Poster Fáil
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Dublin this morning.
AnneB writes:
“I saw people talking about these posters on Twitter last night. They’re from Labour Youth and are put up underneath Fianna Fail posters, I spotted one this morning. There was another saying WTFF…”
FIGHT!
POOL, loss of colour (2014) by Dutch artist Jeroen Bisscheroux – an anamorphic coup d’oeil ‘carpet’ painting exhibited last month at Osaka in Japan, intended – consistent with entertaining its viewers – to evoke both the Fukushima disaster and the Sendai tsunami.