In Praise of… All You Need Is Death
I watched Paul Duane’s horror feature All You Need Is Death and I’ve got to say, the atmosphere and dread he’s conjured up in this no-budget piece is chillingly impressive.
I watched Paul Duane’s horror feature All You Need Is Death and I’ve got to say, the atmosphere and dread he’s conjured up in this no-budget piece is chillingly impressive.
Staff Party Entertainment Cork: Last week I was in Wildes in Cork for this staff summer party.
I attended Antidefuturing: Seizing the Means of Interaction, in the Centre for Creative Technologies Masterclass Series, University of Galway. Artist Robert Collins spoke about his design research into contestable systems and why he calls himself an antidefuturist. Robert Collins is a doctoral researcher at Umeå Institute of Design in Northern Sweden. He is currently researching … Read more
I recently attended an Accessibility & Multi-Sensory Installations workshop in Bank of Ireland Theatre, O’Donoghue Centre for Drama, Theatre & Performance, University of Galway. It explored audio-visual immersive installations, with a special emphasis on embodiment and multi-sensory engagement. Artist Jane Cassidy talked about her recent community-based projects that involved collaboration with adults who have intellectual … Read more
Description: Cartoon of a masked nurse and a patient. The patient asks “What’s wrong with me?” The nurse answers “XEC.” The patient replies “Yes I know I’m sick. What is it?” Two coronaviruses are at the bottom of the cartoon. One says “Is it even pronounced like that?” The other replies “I dunno.” Is it … Read more
This is just a test post. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.