Bottle branding, synthetic scents and Caron’s mythical perfume, Narcisse Noir, in the second part of our history of perfume in the C20th, with Odette Toilette.
Monday, January 19, 2015
Friday, January 16, 2015
Culture File Weekly No. 1
The very first Culture File Hebdo - or Weekly as we say around these parts - involves therapy with stand up Eleanor Tiernan, taking fright at the airborne befane of restaurateur, Giorgio Casari, kicking over the stones of Dublin with historian, Lisa Marie Griffith and rolling with the punches at Bantry Boxing Club.
Culture File: Smelling the Century with Odette Toilette
Culture File Scent Correspondent, Odette Toilette, sets of on a journey through the smells of the 20th Century.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Culture File: Painting the Fight with Sarah Walker
Artist, Sarah Walker explores in paint the sparring, the waiting, the fights and the folding chairs of the Irish boxing scene.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Culture File: Irish Storytelling with author Lisa Marie Griffith
Everything you've ever wanted to know about Hill 16 and other staples of Irish historical storytelling, with author, Lisa Marie Griffith.
Monday, January 12, 2015
Culture File - The Making (Ireland's Year of Design)
A glimpse of the alternative worlds of unfinished design objects at In The Making, the first exhibition of ID2015, Ireland’s Year of Design.
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Culture File - Nollaig na Mban
Italian restaurateur, Giorgio Casari, introduces to Nollaig na mBan Italian style, when the all-seeing Bufana takes to the air.
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Culture File - National Therapy Project
The possibly imaginary exhibits in the "Sensory Healing" section and other highlights of comedian, Eleanor Tiernan's National Therapy Project.
Monday, December 22, 2014
1001 Nights of Culture File- Some like it Cold
All this week Culture File we're celebrating 'One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File' with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity. Each day this week, we'll have a Culture File at 5.40 and another one again 6.40
1001 Nights of Culture File-
All this week Culture File we're celebrating 'One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File' with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity. Each day this week, we'll have a Culture File at 5.40 and another one again 6.40
Friday, December 19, 2014
1001 Culture Files: : L'amour
All this week Culture File we're celebrating "One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File" with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity. Each day this week, we'll have a Culture File at 5.40 and another one again 6.40.
1001 Culture Files: Eric Whitacre's Cyber Choir
All this week Culture File we're celebrating "One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File" with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity. Each day this week, we'll have a Culture File at 5.40 and another one again 6.40.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
1001 Culture Files: Jack Dohery's Pots
All this week Culture File we're celebrating "One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File" with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity. Each day this week, we'll have a Culture File at 5.40 and another one again 6.40.
Culture File: Fitness Tracking
All this week Culture File we're celebrating "One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File" with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity. Each day this week, we'll have a Culture File at 5.40 and another one again 6.40.
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
1001 Culture Files: Music in Berlin
All this week Culture File we're celebrating 'One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File' with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity.
1001 Culture Files - Van Morrison's Belfast
All this week Culture File we're celebrating 'One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File' with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
1001 Culture Files: The Caretaker
All this week Culture File we're celebrating "One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File" with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity.
1001 Culture Files: Virtual Netherworlds
All this week Culture File we're celebrating "One Thousand and One Nights of Culture File" with a double helping of some the most popular episodes of our daily epistle from the world of contemporary creativity.
Monday, December 15, 2014
Culture File: The Wexford Carols Renewed
Luke Clancy talks to Caitriona O'Leary about her new CD, a contemporary take on The Wexford Carols featuring Tom Jones among others.
Culture File: 2014 A Cultural Review
Luke Clancy, Rachel NÃ Chuinn, & Eoghan Nolan on 2014, via a 93 year old's take on death, Grand Budapest Hotel & Episodic Narrative Addicts.
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Culture File: 2014 Highlights
Musician, Rachel ni Chuinn and advertising eminence, Eoghan Nolan assemble to discuss what culture they consumed this year, and how.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Culture File: Batik in Londan
Batik and the tangled colonial stories of textiles, in Brixton Market, London SW9
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Culture File: Voice Box
Beating the tambourine at Voice Box, Visual Centre for Contemporary Art's own special brand of short talks event.
Monday, December 8, 2014
Culture File: The East London Renaissance
Oom Pah Pah and the East London Renaissance, with dragstar turned local historian, Jonny Woo.
Friday, December 5, 2014
Culture File: Music and Anglo-Saxon Poetry
Scottish viola-player turned composer, Sally Beamish, on turning Anglo-Saxon poetry into music.
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Culture File: Outsider Comedy
Weird comes in from the cold with US comics Tim and Eric, but they're just part of a long history of outsider comedy, says Gareth Stack.
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Culture File: Scarcity - Inevitable Fact or Avoidable Consequence
Is scarcity a fact of life on earth, or as carefully constructed as a seasonal drought of Frozen dolls? Jeremy Till on lack and its malcontents.
Monday, December 1, 2014
Culture File - Silences Part 4
In the final part of our series on silence, Amanda Coogan on the scarce silences of her childhood.
Culture File - Where is the Real London?
Where is the real London? More like, is London real, we discover when Booker nominated novelist, Tom McCarthy invites us to meet him at Pret A Manger. (part 1 of 2)
Culture File - The Most Beautiful Place in London?
Is Pret A Manger the most beautiful place in London? Novelist and art newspaper creator, Tom McCarthy makes a case. (Part 2 of 2)
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Culture File: St. Mel's Cathedral Remade
Up from the ashe of the fire-ravaged St Mel’s Cathedral in Longford springs craftsmanship on a medieval scale.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Culture File: Culwick Choral Society
Mother and son choristers, Elizabeth and Donal McCormack, introduce Ireland's oldest, continuously singing choir, The Culwick Choral Society - which has been singing on Thursday for over a century.
Monday, November 24, 2014
Culture File: SARCy Silence
Are we looking for silence in all the wrong places? Gareth Stack expands his collection of silences at Belfast's SARC (part 3 of 4)
Friday, November 21, 2014
Culture File: Poetryfilm
Poetryfilm: the genre where words & images do what the MBA in your life calls leveraging each other's strengths.
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Culture File: RIAM War Requiem
Conductor, James Cavanagh, on the Royal Irish Academy of Music's long march on Benjamin Britten's War Requiem.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Culture File - War Requiem
Conductor, James Cavanagh, on the Royal Irish Academy of Music's long march on Benjamin Britten's War Requiem.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Culture File - Atom Tick
Experimental comedy duo, James Moran and Stephane Hanly, aim to remove any pressure on audiences to laugh in their "Arthouse comedy" show, Atom Tick.
Friday, November 14, 2014
Culture File: The House of Diehl
Philosopher-turned fashion designer, Roman Milišic, on his couture-to-children's books empire of invention, The House of Diehl.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Culture File: Irish mezzo-soprano, Rachel Kelly
Irish mezzo-soprano, Rachel Kelly, on life as a young singer with The Royal Opera House at Covent Garden.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Culture File - Leonard Elschenbroich
Cellist, Leonard Elschenbroich on music, tears and some useful tricks with clingfilm.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Culture File - Mark Wallinger
Wearing a bear suit & owning a racehorse are just two activities designated art by Turner-prize winning Essex boy, Mark Wallinger.
Monday, November 10, 2014
Culture File - Silence 1 Kevin Barry
In the first part of a Culture File series on silence, writer Kevin Barry talks about quiet and writing.
Friday, November 7, 2014
Culture File - Sound Symbolism and Taste
Sound symbolism: what the name of a food can tell you about eating it, with linguist and computer scientist, Dan Jurafsky.
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Culture File: Shopping in Mayfair for Persian Delights
A shopping trip into the Persian heartlands of Mayfair, with the linguist and foodie, Dan Jurafsky.
Culture File - Ketchup
The long and starry voyage of "ketchup" to the menus of the Western World, according to linguist, Dan Jurafsky.
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Culture File: Food linguistics
Applying science (linguistics to be precise) to your restaurant menu Dan Jurafsky on what he's learned about food, culture & language by going a la carte.
Monday, November 3, 2014
Culture File: Cello Songs with Vyvienne Long
For Halloween, Vyvienne Long settles in by the crackling log fire, nibble on some Barnbrack and treats us to nothing scarier than a Beatles covers.
Culture File: Casting Humans in Plaster
Fainting, and other hazards of casting humans in plaster, at the studio of Skibbereen artist, Ian Wright.
Culture File:
Wexford Festival percussionist and collector, Noel Eccles, takes a mallet to his ever growing arsenal of things that go bang, boom and tinkle.
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