Peter Murray traces the evolution of Christchurch in Cork, from an historic parish church to its latest incarnation as a venue for the arts.
Standing about fifty metres west of Grand Parade, a broad thoroughfare in Cork’s city centre, the historic building known as Christchurch has just been given a new lease of life, having become an integral part of the lively Triskel Arts Centre (Fig. 4). Originally built as a place of worship, and for many years used as a less-than-suitable repository for municipal archives, Christchurch has now benefitted from a detailed architectural renovation programme, led by project architect Helen Devitt.
Stephanie McBride talks to Mike Bunn about the craft of old school photography and his plans to establish an academy for photographers
Losing faith in the early success of her work led Miseon Lee on a journey of self-discovery, both in artistic terms and geographically, writes James Hanley