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Irish Museum of Modern Art announces its 30th Birthday Programme Patrick Hall, Burning Tree, 2006, Ink and pastel on paper, 12 x 14 cm, Collection Irish Museum of Modern Art, Donation, 2008, © the artist. DUBLIN .- A new programme, IMMA Outdoors, that activates the grounds with artist commissions, events, collaborations, social distanced spaces and cafés, creating a new radically public space for visitors to safely engage with IMMA, is part of a rich and extensive 30th Birthday programme at IMMA, announced today. IMMA’s 2021 programme also presents a new museum-wide exhibition showcasing t...

Posted: Jan 30, 2021 8:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 30 Kimchi is one of Narrow Gate's most popular items.(Supplied by Lorena Laurencelle) comments Roughly three years ago, self-described serial entrepreneur Nadia Kukkee turned an interest and passion for wild fermented foods into a business she calls a passion project. "Fermented foods is a way of storing foods," she explained. "If you think back to when we never had a refrigerator, this is how food was stored." Kukkee also owns other businesses in the region including Signature Financial Services and Granite Town Cars.(Supplied by L...

More Dante Now, Please! (Part 4): The Road of Repentance This is the fourth and final article in this particular Dante series. We remember that we read Dante because he addresses the big questions of truth and reality, and we saw how in Hell the issue of free will is of paramount importance. Subsequently, we discovered that although Purgatory and Hell seem similar in that they are both places of suffering, they differ fundamentally. In the former, there is hope and ultimately beauty, whereas in the latter, there is only despair and profound ugliness. These differences reflect the choices that...