The earthshaking organ music of Robert Curgenven, Jennifer Walshe on a surprise hookup between robots and ecology, the Made in Ireland craft show in Kilkenny and Moyra Davey dares to re-examine the photography of Peter Hujar.

Composer and organist, Robert Curgenven's organ works are as much about what listeners can feel through the floor as hear through their ears.

A few of the favourite things in reading, watching, listening, tasting and smelling of digital artist, Elaine Hoey

A new open call exhibition at National Design and Craft Gallery gathers the best of contemporary Irish makers and their wares

For The Shabbiness of Beauty, artist Moyra Davey created a new body of work in response to the innovative, questing images of photographer Peter Hujar.

Jennifer Walshe spots a quiet invasion at the bookshop, featuring: Peter Brown's The Wild Robot; Tom Gauld's The Little Wooden Robot and the Log Princess; and David Lucas' The Robot and The Bluebird.

Chris Morash, Seamus Heaney Professorship in Irish Writing at TCD, shares some of his recent pleasures in watching, reading, listening, tasting and smelling

Cathering Young Dance's latest, Floating on A Dead Sea, explores the circumstances of the Palestinian people through dance and music; INO's conductor in residence, Elaine Kelly om The Lighthouse, Paddy Woodowrh of Edward Abbey, and a reminder of the rivalry that shaped the classical guitar: Segovia v Williams.

Luke Clancy and a panel featuring activist choreographer, Aoibhinn O’Dea, academic and social worker, Benjamin Shepard, scholar, Matthew Cole and creative producer, Louise Blackwell try to discover a new role for play (and almost by chance, work) in our lives.

Guitarist, Michael O'Toole on how Andrés Segovia and John Williams helped create the instrument we know today.