collector of pennies, stories and displaced odds and ends
New Zealand (National)
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By: Mel Studach, Hannah Martin, Katie Schultz, India Roby, David Foxley, Madeleine Luckel, Nashia Baker, Lola Mendez, Michelle Duncan, Mayer Rus, Joyce Chen, Blake Bakkila
What to buy, where to go, who to know
By: Alia Akkam, Hannah Martin, Troy J. Mcmullen, Jessica Ritz, Emma Tubbs, Elizabeth Fazzare, Sam Cochran, Katie Schultz, Kelly Dawson
Martina Mondadori and Ashley Hicks’s new guest residence is a captivating mashup of visual identities
By: François Coquerel, Nicolas Milon
Near the Canal Saint-Martin, one designer created an apartment inspired by the warmth of Andalusia
In life as in art, Lukas the Illustrator revives the romance of the past
By: Katie Schultz, Laura May Todd, Elizabeth Fazzare, Michael Gioia, Kristi Kellogg, Sam Cochran, Jessica Ritz, Brett Berk, Hannah Martin, Fran Parente
In the creative capital, a new generation of artists and designers is breaking with tradition
By: Hannah Martin
Professor Peter McHugh, Interim President of University of Galway, has been elected Fellow of the European Mechanics Society (EUROMECH ).
Ireland will soon celebrate its third bank holiday in honour of Brigit, both the revered pre-Christian goddess and the Celtic Christian saint.
By: Hadley Hall Meares, Joyce Chen, Terri Williams, David Foxley, Audrey Lee, Hannah Martin, Katie Schultz, Lauren Gallow, Jennifer Fernandez, Elizabeth Fazzare
Designed in the late 1960s, the high backed chair was inspired by a 1927 Giorgio de Chirico painting
The things that artists choose to collect and live with have always fascinated me. So at a panel discussion last fall about Judd Furniture, a new
A three-day anime and manga convention will be held at the University of Galway next month.
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