THE option of public ownership is among the possibilities being considered by campaigners lobbying to save the future of Cork’s only arthouse cinema.

CONSIDERING the amount of sticking plaster holding its 188 seats together it is, perhaps, no great surprise that Cork’s Kino cinema is to close.

THEY bared all for art but were fully clothed yesterday as they collected souvenir copies of the photographs taken by world-renowned American artist Spencer Tunick in Cork last year.

THEY bared all for art but were fully clothed yesterday as they collected souvenir copies of the photographs taken by world-renowned American artist Spencer Tunick in Cork last year.

IF YOU were one of the 3,000-plus people who stripped off in the name of art last year for the Spencer Tunick installations at Blarney Castle and Spencer Dock, you might want to check out his online exhibition.

MORE than 1,100 people yesterday bared all in a frozen June dawn to take part in a nude installation by American artist Spencer Tunick at Blarney Castle.

HIS artworks of mass open-air nudity have caused a stir across the globe — now he’s coming here.

AN internationally acclaimed director who trained in Moscow was appointed the head of Cork’s Midsummer Festival yesterday.