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Freud's and Baudrillard's theories of the 'death drive' and its consequences influence a wide range of artists
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Helen Paisley's prints bring a 'kinetic sense of Gallic energy' to the Lagan Barge for August Craft Month
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The songwriter otherwise known as VerseChorusVerse unexpectedly releases an EP in aid of Action Cancer and First Fortnight
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Funk legend Nile Rodgers – producer, writer, raconteur – regales the Belfast faithful with tales and tunes aplenty
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Photographer Carrie Davenport and the Skyway Club embrace a noir aesthetic for their photographic mystery
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A selection of old VHS clips proves that embarrasment is truly the international language of hilarity
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One thing Arnocorps, the Arnold Schwarzenegger-inspired 'Greatest Band in the World', doesn't lack is discipline
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A painting show 'in the loosest possible sense', this exhibition at Catalyst Arts revels in the unusual
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The defiant grandson of a country legend mixes elements of country, punk and metal. Nashville is not amused
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Vampires invade the Irish countryside in Tyrone duo's short film – which they hope to expand to a full feature. Watch the trailer and be afraid...
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Photographer Bernie Brown captures the various characters and vantage points of Strangford Lough
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Broken objects transformed into artworks – and all for free. PS2 help collectors in the Age of Austerity
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A cast of American comics riff and pun on 1968 bugsploitation B movie, War of the Insects
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In a Killinchy field, festival director Jonny Tate talks price hikes, ticket sales and rocking out with the rest of us
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Forget Belfast and Derry~Londonderry – founder Victoria Armstrong invites everyone to the east coast this weekend
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Decapitation, manky medicine and Catholic versus Protestant. History has never been this much fun
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An unexpected expletive fails to derail BBC Radio Ulster's tribute to the Ulster Hall
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Charles Dickens thought them 'quite harmless'. The Web Theatre shows the puppets' good side on their 350th birthday
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An exhibition at the Ava Gallery that captures the talent, skill and variety of well-known names and emerging artists
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First-time director Bill Taylor turns in an epic sci-fi feature on a shoe-string budget
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