Tag: Cork

• “The Devil, Oblique Angles and Polka Dots” by Sue Cosgrave

  The Devil, Oblique Angles and Polka Dots For Grandmother Your host shimmers beyond the margin of this page as my fingers tap-tap you from the dead.   It takes you a while to snap into focus.   You remind me of a day when I was eight,                 […]

  Chris Murray

  March 29, 2017

  25 Pins in a packet women creators, Dispossession, poetry

  An Index Of Women Poets, Ó Bhéal, Contemporary Irish Women Poets, Cork, Longform Poetry, new poetry, Sue Cosgrave

• Affixing the Imprimatur, queer art and blasphemy in Cork.

  

  Wherein the definition of art and who gets the imprimatur?   I find myself at a loss regarding how the problem of blasphemy is being discussed in Cork. There has been no art-historical analysis of queer art, there has been little media reference to the issue of the 2006-2009 Defamation Bill, and discussion on one political site […]

  Chris Murray

  June 26, 2011

  25 Pins in a packet women creators, Blasphemies, Censorships, Images, Sex (mature category), Translation

  Arts, blasphemy, Cork, Ireland, Visual Arts