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This Is Not A Generic Red Metal Sculpture
An exploration of Gerda Frömel's abstract carved stone sculpture situated alongside College Park at Trinity College Dublin. This post examines the piece's organic biomorphic form, subtle surface striations, and integrated central void against the backdrop of the campus grounds.
William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Tuesday, 28th July
Reclining And Connected Forms By Henry Moore - Trinity College Dublin
Rediscover Henry Moore’s Reclining Connected Forms at Trinity College Dublin. Explore the history, camera gear insights, and public reaction to this iconic modern sculpture.
William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Monday, 27th July
Unveiling Failing Better - The Story Behind Trinity College’s Whimsical Bronze
Explore the connection between Dublin's bronze sculptures, from Rowan Gillespie’s Failing Better at Trinity College to Rory Breslin’s Richard Crosbie memorial in Ranelagh Gardens.
William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Monday, 27th July
Zabou’s Breastfeeding Mural in Waterford
Explore the story behind Zabou’s mural Annabelle & Billy in Waterford, Ireland. Discover the art, the festival, and details for visiting Waterford Walls 2026.
William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Sunday, 26th July
The Pond And Associated Follies At St Anne's Park
Explore the history and hydrology of the Duck Pond at St Anne’s Park, Dublin. Learn how the Naniken River feeds the pond before reaching Dublin Bay, discover its iconic Roman follies, and understand current water quality and algae management.
William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Saturday, 25th July
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