Martin Schoeller. A New York based photographer with a flair for eccentric portraits that reveal the dynamics of the subjects personality. Credited with making no stylized distinction between the celebrity and the everyday person, Schoeller’s work is both invigorating and interesting.
A short film of our friends Makers & Brothers who popped up in The standard hotel in the East Village, NY last week
Very happy to be involved in this
projectinitiative & off to watch the fashion show later today.The official announcement of the Diet Coke NCAD partnership took place in the beautiful Newman House on Thursday, May 17th. To celebrate Diet Coke created a series of three short films entitled Stitched Together, which follows the journey of the graduates and the history of the college
For the full series of video’s , check out World Irish
Dublin band, Cry Monster Cry’s, single As Long As You’re Left To Carry On is depicted beautifully by videographer Ruairi Galavan. The muted tones and setting of the piece intertwine beautifully with the bands incredible musicality.
Their EP The Fallen is launched in Whelans this Friday May 25th.
Karl Lagerfeld interview on Chanel Cruise 2013-a stunning collection that blends clontemporary modernity and classic 18th century tradition seamlessly.
The launch of James Cooper’s album Foreign Cities is a hybrid of audio, visual and literary elements being showcased in The Sugar Club, Dublin tonight. A short film accompanies each track complemented by a literature reading as well. The directors and writers were given a clean slate from which to work, with only Foreign Cities as a guideline, ensuring what will no doubt be an eclectic mix of creativity and originality that allows individuals to take what they see and hear as opposed to being fed what the creators want them to absorb.
Date: 17th May 2012
Place: The Sugar Club, Dublin
Price: €10 on the door
Inspired by a movie classic check out the Dublin duo Harmless Creatures re-imagining of Dorothy’s buddies from Oz. You can check out the rest of their work here
Eat My Shorts Film Festival takes place in The Bernard Shaw, Dublin on June 9th. The independent festival incorporates workshops in areas such as script writing and special effects as well as screening films by up and coming writers, directors, videographers etc. all to be enjoyed complemented by the free popcorn provided.
Eat My Shorts is not about judgement or profit, it is a platform for creative minds to exhibit and absorb their own, and others works at absolutely no charge.
For more information see: http://eatmyshortsfestival.tumblr.com/
