The Book Show on RTE Radio 1 (Irish national radio).  Now airing Season 5 where writers get to ask the questions.  Writers and publishers will talk stories, books and the world of writing and we’ll have readings, reports and regular items. The Book Show will bring you the best in international and Irish authors, with weekly discussions, interviews, features and literary trivia.

If there’s anything you’d like to hear covered on the show or have any comments to make, why not get in touch bookshow@rte.ie and you’ll find us on twitter @bookshowrte and on Facebook.

Established in 2009, the NCAD Gallery is the public face of the National College of Art and Design (NCAD), Dublin. The Gallery supports contemporary practice and critical debate in visual arts practices' and aims to reflect the diversity and strengths of the College by continuing to develop and promote its exhibition and education programme.
The Gallery affords an opportunity for invited practitioners, curators, makers, writers and academics to experiment with, develop and publicly present their work; providing a space for research and debate within the context of contemporary practice in the immediate environment of the NCAD, engaging the wider visual arts sector and public audiences. Through collaboration and in partnering with a wide range of organisations and institutions in Ireland and further afield, it's expansive visual arts programme of exhibition, projects, performance, workshops and events play a central role in developing local, national and international connections. Anne Kelly NCAD Gallery Programme Curator. 
Web: www.ncad.ie/about/gallery 
Twitter: https://twitter.com/NCAD_Gallery 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/NCADGallery 
Instagram: www.instagram.com/ncad_gallery

Conference & Salon Events on the Convergence of Art, Culture, Philosophy, Science and Technology. Originally based at the University of Warwick (1994, 1995, 1996, 2011).

Vukasin Nedeljkovic is an artist, activist and independent scholar. He initiated multidisciplinary platform Asylum Archive. Asylum Archive is a platform open for dialogue and discussion inclusive to individuals who have experienced a sense of sociological/geographical ‘displacement’, social trauma and violence. It is an act of solidarity to bring a different perspective on the life of people who came to Ireland to seek protection. www.asylumarchive.com

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