Oonagh Kearney is a film-maker from Ballintemple in Cork. A former pupil of the Ursuline Convent in Blackrock, she also studied at the National Film and Television School in London. Her latest short film, the 24-minute Five Letters to the Stranger who will Dissect my Brain, shows as part of the ‘Best of Cork’ presentation at Cork Film Festival on Sunday, Nov 18, at the Everyman.

Some of the movers and shakers of Cork’s arts and entertainment scene tell Des O’Driscoll about their highlights of 2017, and what they are looking forward to for 2018.

An exhibition of set and costume designs by great artists for the Ballets Russes are currently on display at the UCC gallery, writes Colette Sheridan

Colette Sheridan looks at a new art exhibition at the Glucksman at UCC that hopes to cause some rumblings as it explores the relationship between food and feeling

Cork Midsummer Festival returns for 2016 with the announcement of a 20% increase in funding from the Arts Council.

The long-lost knitted map of Cork, which cost the taxpayer €259,000 a decade ago, is being taken out of storage and dusted down for its first public display in seven years.

THE interior of the Lewis Glucksman Gallery is a compelling backdrop for its visual-art programme. The exhibition ‘Folly: Art After Architecture’, which features artists’ impressions of some of the most iconic buildings in modernist architecture, maximises this setting.

One of Cork’s biggest craft fairs will take place at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC this weekend.

Beautiful crafts, suitable for Christmas gifts, will be displayed at the annual Glucksman Craft Fair at UCC from Nov 8-10.

THE Artist’s Eye, at the Glucksman Gallery in Cork, is a photographic exhibition that features artists in front of the camera.

The Irish Examiner and Mediacontact.ie have joined forces with UCC to launch Cork’s inaugural Social Newsmaker conference.

CECILY Brennan’s punchy paintings of angry red limbs torn up with eczema are so convincing that staff from UCC’s Alimentary Pharmabiotic Centre (APC) praised their accuracy.

A reproduction of a stunning stained glass window which was destroyed in World War II has been unveiled for the first time.

THE Book of Lismore might not have been envisioned as an e-book or a handy little iPad app, yet the rare 15th century manuscript has much in common with 21st century communications, according to UCC president Michael Murphy.

PRESIDENT Mary McAleese visited Cork to launch the Aloys Fleishmann Centenary Celebrations at Cork City Hall and reopen the Lewis Glucksman Gallery at UCC.

SUNSHINE may follow rain, but it has taken eight long weeks before the director of Cork’s Lewis Glucksman Gallery saw anything to be sunny about.

THE navy steamed into Cork port to help in the city’s flood relief effort.

THE funding which supported establishment of the award-winning Glucksman Gallery is nearing an end and management have called for the Arts Council to give them the much-needed finance essential to the maintenance of its international reputation.

THE award-winning Lewis Glucksman art gallery has celebrated its 200,000th visitor by announcing more guided tours.

SCHOOL children are about to become serious art critics thanks to one of Munster’s leading art galleries.

THE director of one of Ireland’s newest art galleries was yesterday named as the recipient of a fellowship named in memory of one of the country’s leading lights in the arts.

CORK’S Glucksman Gallery has been shortlisted for a prestigious British architecture award worth €30,000.