Call it "molecular gastronomy" or "techno-emotional cuisine" - Quique Dacosta is still the current boss chef
Monday, February 29, 2016
The Culture File Weekly No. 59 (Saturday 27th Jan, 2016, with Jesse Jones, TNS's 42nd Street and Gong Bathing)
This weekly, artist Jesse Jones' feminist takeover at the Hugh Lane Gallery, sawdust and tinsel at an amateur production of 42nd Street, and an invitation to a gong bath. C'mon, it'll be fun!
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Gong Bath - Full Recording (no Mixing)
The full unedited recording of Lisa and Brian's Soundhenge Ireland Gong Bath.
Friday, February 26, 2016
Culture File: Gong Bathing
Come, lie down with 30-odd other souls in a candlelit, plant-filled room, and have a good sonic soak at a "gong bath"
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Culture File Xtra: C'mon, get in the gong bath, the sound is lovely!
Coming up at 5.40pm on @RTElyricfm @LyricLorcan, more things that sound like this... pic: Lisa and Brian of Soundhenge Ireland
Culture File: Artist, Jesse Jones' Feminist Parasite Institution
Jesse Jones on recasting the canon at the Hugh Lane Gallery, with help from her Feminist Parasite Institution
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Culture File: Jesse Jones on Robert Altman's 1977 classic, 3 Women
Artist Jesse Jones on how Altman's film, 3 Women, inspires a current feminist "takeover" at the Hugh Lane Gallery
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Culture File: TMS's 42nd Street
Tinsel, glitter & the odd cracked skull as Gearoid Farrelly goes backstage at an amateur production of 42nd Street
Culture File at FOTE: Alyn Williams' Horlicks Haute Cuisine
The malted joys of Horlicks and a side of audio #foodporn from FOTE 2015, with chef, Alyn Williams
The Culture File Weekly No. 58 (Saturday 13th Feb, 2016, with Fifi Rong, RGKSKSRG, Pan Pan, Lavit Gallery)
This weekly, Pan Pan's rocking chair theatre, Fifi Rong's hybrid of English electronica and the music of the jazz clubs of 1930s Shanghai, three prize-winning graduates from Crawford School of Art and Design and RGKSKSRG's exhibition-cum-knees up at Rialto's Studio 468
Culture File: The 2016 Harvest at the Lavit Gallery, Cork
This year's harvest, at the Lavit Gallery's Student of The Year Exhibition of recent Cork art graduates.
Culture File: TMS's 42nd Street
Tinsel, glitter & the odd cracked skull as Gearoid Farrelly goes backstage at an amateur production of 42nd Street
Monday, February 22, 2016
Culture File at FOTE: Alyn Williams' Horlicks haute cuisine.
The malted joys of Horlicks and a side of audio #foodporn from FOTE2015, with chef, Alyn Williams
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Culture File: Fifi Rong's Shanghai Triphop
The West Country gloom of Tricky and the jazz of 1930s Shanghai come cheek to cheek in the music of Fifi Rong
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Culture File: RGKSKSRG's ultimate awkward dancefloor moment
The art of parties with the curatorial team of Rachael Gilbourne and Kate Strain, who work together as RGKSKSRG
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Culture File Xtra: Strange @This is Sexy
Coming up at 5.40pm on RTE Lyric FM Culture File sinks into the closing night happening of a 9-month long project from the curatorial team of Rachael Gilbourne and Kate Strain, who go under the name R G K S K S R G. Sharon Phelan was in attendance for what the organisers described as "the ultimate awkward dancefloor moment"
Culture File: All That Fall Returns
Someone's outside with a van full of rockingchairs, which can only mean one thing: Pan Pan's All That Fall is back
Monday, February 15, 2016
The Culture File Weekly No. 57 (Saturday 13th Feb, 2016)
This weekly, we visit Berlin's Haus der Kulturen der Welt for Transmediale, the 'post-digital' gathering of critics, artists, academics and hackers - and some who combine all those roles. We meet a professor of biology, who is also a choreographer, an artist who is also a 'citizen spy' and an artwork that is also an experiment in financial hacking
Culture File at FOTE: Sasu Laukkonen's excellent carrot
For Helsinki chef, Sasu Laukkonen, it's time to think much more carefully about how good a simple carrot can really be.
Friday, February 12, 2016
Culture File: Mark Doherty's Bee! musical
Be they Bumble or solitary, drones or queens, Mark Doherty has a lot of love for the bees
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Culture File: Immaterial Value
At Transmediale, we meet what is a common site these days: artists sitting at a desk spoofing the financial system
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Culture File: Rowell
Mapping the hidden power of think tanks, trade groups & lobbying agencies, with artist-researcher, Steve Rowell #tm16
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Culture File: Microbiomes
In our first report from Berlin media thinkathon, Transmediale, we shake hands with artist biologist, F-J Lapointe
Monday, February 8, 2016
Culture File Weekly No 56 - Andy Sheppard Special
A special program with Andy Sheppard takes us to the saxophonist's Bristol eerie/studio to hear about perfect pitch, the importance of a good hifi and communal record listening, the epiphany of hearing a John Coltrane record, and making his own discs with the pretty-close-to legendary producer and label boss, Manfred Eicher of ECM records.
Friday, February 5, 2016
Culture File: Andy Sheppard Part 3
The Shakespeare of the Sax: Andy Sheppard on his latest jazz trio project, Shakespeare Songs.
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Culture File: Andy Sheppard Part 2
"If you can't do it in two days, why bother?" ECM Producer, Manfred Eicher, gives studio advice to Andy Sheppard
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Culture File: Andy Sheppard Part 1
Up the winding hill-roads of Bristol to the instrument-lined eyrie of British saxophone giant, Andy Sheppard.
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Culture File: Somerset Museum of Innocence
Culture File visits Istanbul's Museum of Innocence, the strange phenomenon that inspired a new film from Grant Gee
Monday, February 1, 2016
Culture File: Andy McFadden
Michelin-starred, Tallaght-born chef, Andy McFadden, on climbing the London fine dining ladder
Culture File Weekly No 55
This weekly, we travel from the Western Front in 1916 and what it meant for one Irish boy, to the economic front of 2008, and what it meant for one Icelandic chef. Master maker, Jack Doherty introduces us to some explosive pottery and we wonder why it is that despite being very good, Alejandro González Iñárritu’s film The Revenant isn't very good.
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