Activism through technology

Greenpeace is the latest leader in the sector to start the hunt for a Chief Technology Officer.

INDUSTRYAlhaus magazineAugust 7, 2020feature Aug 20

Hong Kong: final days of freedom?

The Communist Party’s power is immense, while its predatory plan for the city is fearsome.

CULTUREAlhaus magazineAugust 7, 2020feature2 Aug 20

Sharon Carty: inner life of a character

The Irish mezzo-soprano has brought myriad lives into existence through the roles she inhabits as an opera singer. Here, Sharon tells ALHAUS magazine about her unique experiences... and the work that goes into creating her performances.

COVER STORYAlhaus magazineJuly 3, 2020July 2020

A Coronew World

French photographer Grégory Herpe places humanity and our modern society at the heart of his work.

PHOTO ESSAYAlhaus magazineJuly 3, 2020feature July 20

Dawn poetry chorus

Pre-dawn poetry reading feels like some kind of magic

CULTUREAlhaus magazineJuly 3, 2020feature July 20

What national anthems actually say

In many cases, a country’s national anthem tells of a passionate struggle to become independent, so lyrics are often littered with images of violence and revenge

CULTUREAlhaus magazineJuly 3, 2020feature2 July 20

Kazvare Made It: not just a pretty picture

Kazvare Made It is the triple threat the Instagram generation so dearly needs.

INTERVIEWAlhaus magazineJuly 3, 2020feature July 20

Tourism in Ireland and beyond: the new normal

Now is the time for tourism businesses to adjust their marketing strategies to target domestic markets.

TRAVELAlhaus magazineJuly 3, 2020feature2 July 20

Direct Provision: a Modern Problem

The series, entitled Modern Problem, features an original soundtrack by Irish artists and its first episode takes listeners through Direct Provision.

REPORTERAlhaus magazineJuly 3, 2020feature July 20

Listen to understand, not to respond

Activist and Box’d Out presenter Amanda Adé on the importance of calling out racism, educating ourselves and listening without invalidating.

COVER STORYAlhaus magazineJune 5, 2020June 2020

A Countervailing Theory

To celebrate Toyin Ojih Odutola's work, ALHAUS invites you to view her immense chalk and charcoal portraits the only way we can for the moment – online.

ARTAlhaus magazineJune 5, 2020feature June 20

A TIME FOR ACTION, NOT WORDS

Alhaus magazineJune 5, 2020feature June 20

The beauty and brutality of Normal People

Love it or hate it, no-one can deny that the euphoric highs and despondent lows of Normal People has caused quite a stir amongst audiences.

REPORTERAlhaus magazineJune 5, 2020feature2 June 20

The future of events in a pandemic-shaped world

Lockdown has seen experiences, festivals and more grind to a halt but what will the long-term effects for the events industry be?

CULTUREAlhaus magazineJune 5, 2020

Five people we need to be listening to right now

CULTUREAlhaus magazineJune 5, 2020feature June 20

What is the Covid-19 world listening to?

Long live radio? In a world forever changed, our lockdown listening habits show some interesting patterns.

REPORTERAlhaus magazineJune 5, 2020feature June 20

Red Jackets on lockdown

While the London Welsh Male Voice Choir favours large venues like cathedrals — because the bigger the acoustic, the longer the echo — they are nothing if not adaptable.

CULTUREAlhaus magazineJune 5, 2020feature2 June 20

Adapt, evolve and overcome: the arts world goes digital

by Cathy Buckmaster

CULTURECathy BuckmasterMay 1, 2020reporter May 20