Michel Foucault

Connecting people with their environment is crucial for the survival of human beings

The sexual politics have dated but the themes of Miloš Forman’s classic remain potent and urgent

The artist asks probing questions about everything from the Burren interpretive centre to the Belfast Titanic Experience

The US writer’s seminal novel about a curious love triangle is a touchstone for feminists. But don’t expect its author to take herself too seriously

Parents must seek the ‘consent of the ruled’, argues political theorist Dr Allyn Fives

Dublin port is a fascinating place, although it has become separated from the city and the people it serves. Artist Cliona Harmey’s new project aims to revive the connection

Visual Arts: Gallo sets out to offer an alternative way of looking at art history

André Schiffrin: June 14th, 1935-December 1st, 2013

Higgins has resorted to tiresome name-calling of the reactionary left, including their favourite term of abuse ‘neoliberal’

Inventive, ambitious, engaged and curious, art students from various colleges have produced work as diverse as it is excellent