Dublin Inquirer is an independent weekly online newspaper launched in June 2015 to provide quality coverage of city affairs. It is published online weekly and in print monthly from its office in...
Wort is a new independent journal of grassroots and radical herbalism. Based in Wales, Wort publishes contributions from lay practitioners alongside professionally qualified herbalists in recognition of the richness of folk traditions and...
The theme of the book is the hidden stories behind the ostensibly desolate space of a mid-20th century low rise and sprawling industrial estate. It comprises essays, poetry, photography and a brief...
The Skeptics explores UFO counterculture through the lens of contemporary photography and visual archives. Drawing on the phenomenon of the “Canary Islands sightings” and the skeptical practices of scientific ufology,...
The second limited print run of the 'Most Wonderful Melodies' - score and text book to accompany The Instruction Manual by Instruction Manual. Designed by Katie Muir, this book is...
‘Count me in!’ is a photography book that helps to teach children how to count to 10. The book contains playful and authentic photographs. Published by Unpatient BooksHardcover (printed on...
The Li8erties is a publication that documents the historic heart of Dublin, an area rich in heritage and character, from an outsider’s perspective. By engaging with the local community, it explores...
Disco Pogo is a bi-annual, electronic music magazine from the original founders of seminal 90s title Jockey Slut. The ninth issue is jam-packed with all manner of leftfield electronic music...
Apartamento is an international, stylishly curated interior design magazine that has been providing a broad overview of modern interior design, design and lifestyle trends since 2008. Featuring: Eileen Myles, Rosalind...
Dublin Inquirer is an independent weekly online newspaper launched in June 2015 to provide quality coverage of city affairs. It is published online weekly and in print monthly from its office in...
With help of my favourite way of printing - risograph- i created 8 postcards, showing fullgreenery and different textures of Irish coasts. 8 postcards, wrapped together as a pack in...
Unfurling in distinct yet inseparable phases, On Small Losing is not a recollection but a real-time journal of confronting, and being confronted by, illness. Situated within the uncertainty and absurdity...
Written in discourse with a panoramic community of artists, Frayed Edges charts space for textile poetry to exist in equal regard and legibility to written poetry. Eloquent and assured, Laura...
Playground is the magazine that dares to explore, question, and re-envision the creative industries. Through thought-provoking essays, reports, and bold, honest conversations, it’s where curiosity meets play and inspiration. Packed...
Australia is at the frontline of the climate crisis. While species extinction and natural disasters of increasing intensity are met with glacial shifts in national climate policy, an important undercurrent...
Seen is a journal of film and visual culture focused on Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities globally, published in print and online by BlackStar Projects. In this issue: BlackStar Film's 15th...
A dirty lil tale written and translated by Amalia Ulman in which a woman gets a job in El Cobrador del Frac, thanks to the gender equality policy executed by...
Dublin Inquirer is an independent weekly online newspaper launched in June 2015 to provide quality coverage of city affairs. It is published online weekly and in print monthly from its office in...
Tolka is a Dublin-based biannual literary journal of non-fiction, publishing essays, reportage, travel writing, auto-fiction, individual stories and the writing that falls in between. We publish and promote work that...
From intimate musings on his book collection to a dream-like trip through the bustling streets of Marseille, each of these essays offers a compelling journey into the mind of one...
A powerful meditation on political resistance and the global search for justice. From the ‘ War on Terror’ to resistance in Ramallah and traumatic dislocation in the Middle East, Berger...
Until alarmingly recently, the Catholic Church, acting in concert with the Irish state, operated a network of institutions for the concealment, punishment and exploitation of 'fallen women'. In the Magdalene...
Based on the BBC television series, John Berger's Ways of Seeing is a unique look at the way we view art, published as part of the Penguin on Design series...
This is a collection of portraits of a shepherd, a farmer, a painter and blind man, a sylph of Byzantine arrogance and a vagabond cyclist with primroses growing in her...
Dublin Inquirer is an independent weekly online newspaper launched in June 2015 to provide quality coverage of city affairs. It is published online weekly and in print monthly from its office in...
We are a women-led literary journal, aiming to provide opportunities for emerging international writers of genre-heavy themes. For our first issue, we wanted to focus on getting a good mix...
Jacobin is a leading voice of the American left, offering socialist perspectives on politics, economics, and culture. The print magazine is released quarterly and reaches 50,000 subscribers, in addition to a...
A candid portrait of the 1990s new wave of queer culture. In the 1990s, queer youth, outcasts and artists, flocked to San Francisco to find one another and to experiment...
The next time Trent wakes up it’s 4 a.m. on Wednesday, August 4, 1993. Therapists prepare us for death and Morrissey just released his third solo album. Trent and Daryl are a...
Kate Moss stars on the cover of the March 2026 issue. Photographed by Nick Knight, the supermodel appears in a story that captures her transformative character and enduring allure. In...
Across seventy-two works this anthology explores queer masculinities in all their complexity and interconnection. At its centre are butches, studs, trans men, and everyone in between. Focusing on the ways...
From tech to fashion, explore how simple shapes and detailed patterns can evoke complex emotions and ideas through the captivating world of abstract logo design.Discover the versatility and timelessness of...
025 - Thibaut Derien is the twenty-fifth in an ongoing Bi-Monthly series publishing the work of emerging photographers. Twenty years ago, Thibaut Derien began travelling across France, avoiding major roads...
Nature Boy is a new book of photographs by Irish photographer, Peach.This work explores themes of friendship and intimacy with themes of queerness in Berlin and Galway. This is Peach's...
SWERVE 5 is the winter issue of a biannual literary and arts journal produced in Skibbereen, Ireland. SWERVE focuses on vibrant writing and visual art from new and emerging writers...
Through Stylian Tastsoglou’s photographs, The Cabin captures fleeting, candid moments of people inhabiting a temporarily built structure. Borrowing from the visual language of photobooths, the images transform a familiar format...
Interspazi is a collection of landscapes that Patrizio Anastasi creates by selecting and distilling the formal elements he identifies, allowing them to re-emerge as symbols. Drawing is used as a...
Cuaderno de Tareas is a weekly, not year-specific, planner for invisible and unpaid labor, drawn from the unrealized vision of Mexican artist and activist Ana Victoria Jiménez and re-imagined by...
Windows to the Unexpected is the second book in a trilogy that began with the bestselling book Remembering the Future, where the authors explore the complexities of form and narrative...
"Here, The Doors Don't Know Me" is a long-term project that aims to amplify the voice of my community, half of whom have been displaced so far. From 2016 to...
GEMS presenta la seria pittorica di Raniero Berardinelli composta dai 12 dipinti di grande e medio formato GEMS e dai 5 dipinti su base nera della serie BLACK GEMS. Attraverso un denso susseguirsi...
What Else Can Happen? brings together two years marked by deep losses: I got hacked and lost all my money, the death of my beloved grandfather, the cancellation of an...
Evidence features works from Guanyu Xu’s series Resident Aliens, which examines the personal lives and domestic spaces of people living with different immigration statuses. Made in cities across the U.S....
This publication has been produced on the occasion of the 23rd edition of TULCA Festival of Visual Arts, Strange lands still bear common ground curated by Beulah Ezeugo. The publication...
026 - Nathalie Ericson is the twenty-sixth in an ongoing Bi-Monthly series publishing the work of emerging photographers. I began exploring the medium of photography in 2011 and later I found...
The fifth edition of The Subconscious Restaurant is released on the occasion of the opening of Taichung Art Museum and is part of a collaborative project connected to the museum’s inaugural exhibition, A...
White Fungus began as an intended one-off political zine in Wellington, New Zealand, in 2004, and has released its 18th print issue. The new edition contains: an epic 80-page interview with poet...
Bury Me in the Back Forty is the highly anticipated successor to the sold-out books Out West and Crown Ditch by Kyler Zeleny and the final chapter in his prairie trilogy. For a decade now,...
Errant Journal is a cultural/political publication loosely inspired by Édouard Glissant’s notion of the Poetics of Relation. Errant, meaning both ‘deviating from an accepted norm’ and ‘wandering,’ rejects the universal and...
Errant Journal is a cultural/political publication loosely inspired by Édouard Glissant’s notion of the Poetics of Relation. Errant, meaning both ‘deviating from an accepted norm’ and ‘wandering,’ rejects the universal and...
This project originates from a personal experience and uses the form of a manual as a narrative device. Through instructions, suggestions and seemingly practical observations, the book explores the patterns...
Fear of Mirrors by Alba Zari is an investigation into self-representation in the digital age. From the mirror to the screen, the project explores how the digital revolution has transformed...
“Waiting for the Snow” is a photographic project presenting the curious phenomenon of Polish migration to the South American countries during the partitions (19th century) and the interwar period. We...
Zizola has captured conflicts, revolutions, catastrophes, and each time, a fragment of himself merged with the world.Hence the need to reopen a monumental archive, to delve into the visual grammar...
Pierre-Xavier Collardot’s ritual paintings are alla prima works on 15 x 21 cm paper. They are created daily upon arriving at or leaving the studio. Started on a whim one...
Welcome to the wild. Here you’ll find a variety of weapons and tools: boots with tank-like soles to traverse rough terrain; knives to easily slice your favorite greens; hands to...
The publication is based on the exhibition of the same name held in Oriolo Romano (VT) by artist Gabriele Ermini and curated by Irene Angenica as part of Una Boccata...
Lola Giffard-Bouvier’s commission for IUNO is in a state of constant changes: her personality is multifaceted and cannot be reduced to a single aspect.She is Giunone (Juno) Moneta, the admonisher,...
Between 1999 and 2006, before fast fashion and social media changed the world forever, Kyoichi Tsuzuki published 87 instalments of his Happy Victims series in the fashion magazine Ryuko Tsushin. In cramped quarters across Tokyo,...
The island lies just a short ferry ride away; a 25-minute journey separating it from one of the most densely populated regions. I lived on the island for five years....
A Phenomenon Only Slightly Strange is a new publication by Cóilín O’Connell published by Mirror Lamp Press. The booklet contains three new texts that explore aspects of the UFO phenomenon...
This book brings together paintings and writings by the artist Antc-Ham. She draws inspiration from observing the many stories of people and the small incidents of daily life, as well...
Vintage Photo Wallets collected by Franticham.Reproductions from 124 vintage photo wallets from different countries. Each book contains a facsimile Kodak photo wallet with original negatives and photographs. Published by Redfoxpress...
Envelopes collected in the past 25 years. The envelopes came mostly from Ireland, UK, Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, France, Austria, Italy, Spain, USA, Argentina, Australia, South Africa, India, and...
Claude Le Gall took up photography in the 1970s and have worked mainly in Celtic lands.His work was distributed by VU between 1993 and 2013 and now tries to show...
Born in Libramont on 24th March 1897, Marie Francoise Céline Howet, was a woman in a hurry right from the start. She began to walk at 8 months, and while...
Born in 1945 in Lyon. Starts taking pictures during his military service. In the early 1970s, discovers the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson, which has a profound effect on him. First...
Vintage Czechoslovakian Matchbox Labels produced by the Solo Lipnik, Solo Susice and Smrericina factories in the 50's and 60's. They promoted mostly public health and safety and selling the communist...
A coloring book born from the experiments of the gitai collection. The planets here have been stripped of color and depth — their textures laid bare. What do you see...
This publication was created in response to an ISTD brief about our interpersonal interactions and the importance of communication in our daily lives. The title is a reference to research...
An art research book consisting of three booklets exploring the perception of planets and food. It comes with an art film that, when placed over the cover, transforms Earth into...
"Words are not inherently suitable to embrace any even blurred concept of time, and beside all speech being made nowadays around the sense of family, its true nature belongs to...
The Darkroom is an accordion style, handmade/bound photobook consisting of 19 black and white photographic prints on fine art paper. The photograph's were taken using the Hasselblad 501CM, developed and...
For this seventeenth title of the Collection Des oiseaux (On Birds), the French photographer Nathalie Baetens invites us to discover the micro-habitats of birds from all over the world. Small shacks, huts,...
Will you visit me in the studio just once after hours? No one would know. An artist is invited to take up residency in a gallery filled with historical paintings....
In a surreal and hilarious mix of fiction and autobiography, The Kingdom follows a host of misfits and losers struggling to devote themselves to the religion of the 21st century:...
How to Wash Your Candy Floss is handy step by step guide to clean your favourite sweet treat, candy floss. In this illustrated pamphlet you will learn best practice for...
Stranger in the Mountains is a collection of watercolour landscapes painted by Kirsty Monaghan throughout her motorcycle travels through Asia. From the bright blues of Everest to bygone mountainscapes, the...
Visual Voices for Change is a journey into the many meanings of kindness.Over 700 designers from more than 70 countries have reflected on what kindness means to them — toward themselves,...
Do the Write Thing, Luca Barcellona’s second monograph, represents the ‘travelogue’ of a multifaceted artist who has been moving in the world of letters for nearly two decades. Ten years...
Silva was created as part of the Nature and Place art commissions, an initiative of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Arts Office. The images were made during a series of planned...
A loving and intense photographic approach Modern Barragán is a personal book that unfolds and recounts multiple encounters the contemporary Mexican artists Lake Verea have had with Luis Barragán's oeuvre...
Fred Herzog in top form. His images from the heyday of Kodachrome photography are legendary: street shots of the 1950s and 1960s bathed in warm red-orange tones, precise observations of...
In 1966, Jan Dibbets had not yet developed a distinct artistic oeuvre. However, three chance encounters pointed him toward his path. His first exhibitions in Amsterdam revealed an abstraction that...
Power, Desire, Social Justice, Representation, Beauty and Compassion Widely considered to be one of the most influential American living artists, Carrie Mae Weems has developed a practice celebrated for her...
Women photographers and their impact on photography historyWomen Photographers 1900-1975: A Legacy of Light is an illustrated photography book presenting the work and life stories of more than 80 women photographers whose...
Sylphid is a new, in-development self-portrait series set in Irish landscapes. Through analogue photography, this project is an exploration of process-led art making. By using in-camera manipulation, these images embrace...
By combining the three elements of the “Booklet,” the “Memo Block,” and the “Box,” the work brings several themes characteristic of contemporary society to light, using everyday items. Furthermore, leveraging...
Over the past two centuries close to ten million people have departed Ireland, including Sadhbh Lynam. This series is a reflection on the importance of homeland and its impact on...
FANGORIA #30 looks under the bed to find Bryan Fuller’s Dust Bunny, our monstrous winter cover story. Fango hits the set for an exclusive look at Fuller’s most ambitious nightmare yet—a...
Seeking Adventure in the Details Our planet is vast, our oceans savage, our mountains still wild and beautiful. But while those of us who seek to challenge ourselves often look...
Katherine Foyle is a Dublin-based artist, illustrator, and creator known for works such as NotNot: A Podcast artwork and illustrations for the Dublin Inquirer.
Self-published Softcover 8 pages74 mm x 105 mm
Apr - Jun 2025 Looking back at April to June 2025, when the UK supreme court made a key ruling on gender, the US bombed Iran’s nuclear sites, and the...
"Sometimes a single book can summarize a period, an event, a phenomenon. Only the talent of the author can make the difference. Jérôme Sessini’s photographs of Ukraine’s uprising are not...
Farewell To The Night is the result of a dialogue between the photographer artist Yorgos Yatromanolakis and the music artist Ethan Syann, initiated by IIKI, between June 2024 and September...
Ensomheden Vi Deler (The Loneliness We Share) is the result of a dialogue between the collages and the music of øjeRum, initiated by IIKKI, between December 2024 and July 2025....
Lejos de la Tierra is the result of a dialogue between the photographer artist Irene Zottola and the music artist Øjerum, initiated by IIKI, between June 2024 and November 2024....
Dublin Inquirer is an independent weekly online newspaper launched in June 2015 to provide quality coverage of city affairs. It is published online weekly and in print monthly from its office in...
Remember, Show Love” is a line from a poem called My Daughter written by refugees from Manchester, in which a father expresses his hopes for his daughter’s future in the UK. ...
The all too personal mournings and losses eventually fall into minor ideas or perhaps into something else entirely: a quiet persistence, a soft residue. They silently irritate, showing all the...
Der Greif is a contemporary photography and literature magazine from Germany. Less a magazine and more an exhibition in printed form, each double-spread features images by different emerging and established...
Please note: we only post unframed prints. For framed purchases, free Click-and-Collect is available from The Library Project and Dublin delivery only. See further shipping information below. Reverie #312024Photography44 x 52...
Georgian door, Merrion Square, Dublin. Georgian Dublin flourished until the Act of Union in 1800 which saw many property owners return to London and resulted in the older buildings becoming...
Vincent lives on his own somewhere in the Irish midlands. He spends his days watching horse racing and old westerns on TV. But when two young women move into the...
The pressure we’re under. Most people would break under the stress of injecting themselves with grey market hormones, and that’s the least of our worries. We find that part easy....
There it was, the blunt epitaph that meant the dream of owning a guitar owned by David Gilmour was over. On 21st June 2019 in New York when Paul Martin...
What if the pintman had a pumpkin for a head? Kat Foyle is a Dublin-based artist, illustrator, and creator known for works such as NotNot: A Podcast artwork and illustrations...
These days, there is a lot of confusion and discussion about different reading formats. They often weary us with their variations, cramming functions and features we do not need and...
Very few things in our everyday thrive by doing absolutely nothing. The floor might just be a rare exception; devoid of any vitality or ambition—characteristics at odds with a society...
fallow is a brand new literary journal from Fallow Media, featuring fiction, poetry, essays, and interviews from some of the finest writers working today. The third issue of fallow features fiction,...
The Security Guard is a poetry zine with ten whimsical poems by Simon Mulholland and accompanying illustrations by Kat Foyle, beautifully riso printed by Way Bad Press. Self-publishedSoftcover24 pages148 x...
Search Engine – of which this book is a reproduction – is a series of ‘catalogue cards’ featuring photographs sourced from the London Library, one of the world’s largest independent...
A cat wanders, perches, and lounges in various spaces around a humble Tokyo apartment. It is perfectly tranquil in its surroundings, simply going about its daily life. In one image,...
BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! is a programme by The Little Black Gallery started in 2018, curated by co-founder Ghislain Pascal, to promote queer and gay fine art photography. It now represents...
Dublin Inquirer is an independent weekly online newspaper launched in June 2015 to provide quality coverage of city affairs. It is published online weekly and in print monthly from its office in...
On the outbreak of the war in Gaza in October 2023, Melani McAlister began to use her journal to track the rapid development of the conflict and the parallel evolution...
Walter Benjamin’s essay of cultural criticism ‘The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction’ has become a ‘classic’ text, one which resonated through the twentieth century and beyond....
Found Wanting is a short comic exploring personal feelings around relationships and sexuality, always striving to get relationships right and be the perfect partner with little regard for what I want. It touches...
The Cowboy is a short illustrated zine exploring the concept of cowboys and their space in queerness as a stereotypically masculine societal role. A risograph love letter to cowboys and queer masculinity...
A quarterly journal of fine art, design, architecture, photography, sculpture, heritage, decorative arts and crafts.IN THE ISSUE In our spring edition, TERENCE REEVES-SMYTH travels to Donegal to visit Glenveagh Castle,...
As one of the pioneering and influential figures during the 1960s and 70s creative scene of Japan, Yosuke Onishi represents an old school mindset, dedicating ones time to the meticulous...
Should art be determined by political ideals? In recent decades art institutions have sought to embody liberal values of universal equality and social justice. This move toward greater inclusivity has...
Please note that shipping is not available. Free Click-and-Collect is available from the International Centre for the Image. This poster is a unique limited edition design by the artists Eamonn...
Two-item discount bundle. Select any OVER Journal Issue and any piece of OVER Merchandise: Tote Bag T-Shirt Jumper Cap Beanie A project by PhotoIreland, OVER Journal launched its first issue...
The OVER Complete Bundle includes: OVER Journal 4 and 5 OVER Tote Bag OVER T-shirt OVER Cap OVER Sticker OVER Postcard €23 OFF A project by PhotoIreland, OVER Journal launched its...
Redd by Paul Carroll explores how communities interact with a selection of Ireland's 3,192 inland water bodies. These waterways bear witness to the nurturing and destructive rhythms of social and environmental...
‘Find Faith in Craic’ leads with a first major magazine feature on the rising actor Jessica Reynolds (KNEECAP, House of Guinness, Derry Girls), photographed by Billie Jane Stringer. The editorial...
David Donohoe's debut album and the first album to be released on Eamonn Doyle's D1 Recordings way back in 2001. Straight up techno of many flavours. Still a belter! Published...
Poetry meets code in Spectre Code, a collection of poems written in Python. Each piece functions as both script and artwork, blending generative sound, visual elements, and experimental poetics. (This...
This publication was printed on the occasion of Laura Fitzgerald’s visual art project, Community Spirits (2025), which took place in Inch, Co. Kerry, in Ireland, encompassing signage, a band, a...
Harvard Design Magazine Issue 53: Reuse and Repair Put the city up; tear the city down,put it up again; let us find a city. —Carl Sandburg, “The Windy City,” 1922...
Welcome to Issue #3 of Sociotype Journal, the type specimen for designers who like to read. Our theme this time is Home. What makes a home? Or a home away...
A journal of grassroots herbalism, printed in Wales, with beautiful pen and ink illustration. Wort is a curated collection of contributions from persons working with plants as medicine in ways...
In 1934, a bold idea emerged at a Tullamore Urban Council meeting to build a public swimming pool for the town. Four years later, Tullamore opened one of Ireland’s first...
A mixed media exploration of identity, intimacy, shame, and self-expression through poetry, collage and photography. A messy, horny, heartfelt dive into shame, queerness, body image and the strange distance between...
A zine dedicated to a screen icon. She's the Madam Butterfly of San Francisco! She's a tousled Monica Vitti on a vespa! She's eating a macaroon in D&G! The gays...
Loose Joints is proud to present You Are What You Do, a monograph by Daniel Arnold — one of New York’s most renowned and obsessive modern street photographers. Over the past...
“Created over the past 7 years, collecting stuff people have thrown away or forgotten about —mostly photos— sifting through abandoned house debris, upturned moldy cardboard boxes, the mouse shit-filled hunting...
‘Dear God, the Parthenon is still broken’ is a photographic vignette by Yorgos Lanthimos. Although created on the set of the film ‘Poor Things’ in Budapest, the book inhabits a...
In Kononova’s terms, war does not end when the noise of explosions fades. It lingers, saturating the land and embedding itself in the silence of devastated landscapes. The Radiations of...
Panta Rhei is an old philosophical saying by Heraclitus that can be interpreted as “all that is observable flows continuously.” In the spirit of this reflection, Daan Paans (NL) attempts...
Space is the place. According to the UN, there should be close to 9.6 billion people on Earth by 2050, and most of them concentrated in cities. This is happening...
Suitable for all ages. Manchán Magan is fascinated by words, particularly Irish words, and their connections to the natural world. Having enjoyed great success with the bestselling Tree Dogs, Banshee Fingers...
This breathtaking book explores Ireland’s animals by habitat, the myths and legends associated with them, favourite folklore superstitions and famous real-life Irish dogs, horses and dolphins, among others! There’s so...
The Abhartach is an early Irish legend and is one of the earliest written accounts of vampirism. The Abhartach is one of the ‘Neamh-Mairbh’; The Celtic Undead. To kill the...
Quarterly Disegno is devoted to exploring the many facets of design and its impact on the world today. Disegno #40 includes: Nipa Doshi’s kaavad of stories; a break to heteronormative...
Aesthetica is a British art and culture magazine. Founded in 2002, Aesthetica Magazine covers photography, visual art, music, film and theatre. It has national and international distribution and a total...
