Live Review: Bluesfest Byron Bay Day Five (Monday, 10 April)
All the action from the final day of Bluesfest Byron Bay 2023.
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All the action from the final day of Bluesfest Byron Bay 2023.
Five artists have been awarded a total of £40,000 by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland for new digital art projects. Aimed at artists making digital work for the first time, the artists who have received Individual Artists Digital Evolution Awards are: Csilla Toldy, Michael McEvoy, Michael Speers, Peter O’Doherty and Rueben Brown. The funded projects include McEvoy's contemporary dance-based project, A Kiss for a Kiss. The project will feature a duet between a real-world dancer and a digitally-animated avatar.
Twelve emerging artists from Northern Ireland have been awarded funding of up to £7,000 each to help them to reach new audiences at home and abroad. Three...
King Street Gallery on William presents new works by Peter O'Doherty.
Dog Trumpet have addressed the madness of society today in one of the most powerful protest songs you’ll hear in a long time called ‘Fucking Idiots’.