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Grab your copy of this new TLP Edition by Aindreas Scholz. The Most Beautiful Anthropocene asks how photography might register climate crisis materially, as trace, collaboration, and slow transformation. In this sequence, beauty is not offered as consolation, but as a charged threshold through which fragility, loss, and entanglement can be sensed.
BUY NOW →“The images of protest taken by Rose Comiskey between 1984 and 1992 are vibrant records created by an activist photographer from within the movement. When coupled with the personal testimony of her fellow agitators this book presents a cogent and compelling picture of a period of political and social turmoil in Ireland … [Acts of Defiance is} both a lasting record of past achievements and a blueprint for how to enact future change.” From the foreword by Orla Fitzpatrick
ORDER HERE →Composer Jennifer Walshe has been at the forefront of experiments with AI, art and music for over a decade. Beginning in 2017, Walshe embarked on a somewhat quixotic enterprise, the creation of a massive - one might say definitive, or at least definitively chaotic - dataset of text scores. Her goal was to train a machine learning system to generate new text scores so people could perform them. Walshe’s dataset now comprises over 3,000 text scores, running to almost half a million words, ranging from Fluxus event scores to recent works. Outputs from the project have been performed all over the world.
The Text Score Dataset 1.0, first published online in 2021, and brought out in print for the first time in 2026 by RBO/Shift, features essays by Walshe and chief “data wrangler” Ragnar Olafsson, as well outputs from the project. Walshe reflects on how the act of dataset curation is never a neutral one, rife with omissions, compromises and endless artistic, technical legal and ethical decisions, making the curation of a dataset a singular and creative act.
Inspired by the great works of Oscar Wilde, people of all ages can enjoy Growth's colour and texture filled pages that tell the tale of a dragon learning the importance and joys of others' company.
GET YOUR COPY →In ẸWÁ ÍRÚN ,is a powerful visual journey documenting the cultural significance of Black hair.
Through the lens of Ólámídé Ojégbenro, this photo book explores the rich traditions, contemporary styles, and artistic expressions found within Black and African communities.
This September, The Library Project art bookshop transforms its space to accommodate an exhibition by Black Church Print Studio. Bookshop visitors can still browse and shop online at thelibraryproject.ie with free collections being facilitated and international postage available.
Join us on Saturday 22nd August at 4pm for a special event and book signing with Turkish artist Nazlı Yıldırım in celebration of their work Seninle Başım Dertte/I'm in Trouble with You
