The world offshore is a world unknown. At least for most of us. Fascinated by the flashing lights in the distance, like the call of sirens on the horizon, Tanja...
Japazine! is a collaborative zine containing poetry, twitterature (poems shared as tweets), photography and drawing. The work is a meditation on Japanese culture and traditions through both personal and universal...
Puck Fair is an annual event held in Killorglin, County Kerry, with a history dating back over 400 years. The fair centers around the capture of a wild goat, which...
Quarterly Disegno is devoted to exploring the many facets of design and its impact on the world today. Issue 38 includes Yui Tezuka climbing onto the roof of her childhood...
'Mousse' is a bimonthly contemporary art magazine. Established in 2006, 'Mousse' contains interviews, conversations, and essays by some of the most important figures in international criticism, visual arts, and curating...
The Gentlewoman celebrates modern women of style and purpose. Its fabulous biannual magazine offers a fresh and intelligent perspective on fashion that’s focused on personal style – the way women...
With each issue based around a single object, MacGuffin magazine is a platform for fans of inspiring, personal, unexpected, highly familiar or utterly disregarded things. Widely recognized as a fabulously designed and...
'Lesbian Art Circle' is a publication and event series based in Dublin, Ireland which centres the visual and written work of queer women. The themes of 'Lesbian Art Circle, Volume...
'Dahlia is a flower. Maybe a car. Definitely a mother. In this project I found a way to reclaim what has been hijacked by the masculine kingdom. Women and cars....
020 - Fredrik Axling is the twentieth in an ongoing Bi-Monthly series publishing the work of emerging photographers. 'For more than 10 years I devoted all my spare time to...
In 1963 President de Gaulle initiated a new urban planning project, known as 'La Mission Racine', to develop a stretch of French coastline between Montpellier and Perpignan into a series...
'Ishango' is a small, independently published ethno-mathematical feminist revision of the Book of Genesis, as inspired by the works of Claudia Zaslavsky. The chapbook is illustrated by Irish artist Rachel...
'BITS Magazine' is a joint collaboration between partners Marl and Isla, who set out to create an illustration magazine with puzzles, games and activities, reminiscent of the magazines we had...
'BITS Magazine' is a joint collaboration between partners Marl and Isla, who set out to create an illustration magazine with puzzles, games and activities, reminiscent of the magazines we had...
Troublemakers is a Tokyo-based, fully bilingual (En/Ja) magazine that tells stories of misfits. The two behind the magazine go to meet misfits they want to meet and tell their voices...
Cocoa & Jasmine is an annual print magazine made in India which explores the global south. Part travel journal, part cultural documentary, Cocoa & Jasmine seeks out makers, traditional textiles,...
Cocoa & Jasmine is an annual print magazine made in India which explores the global south. Part travel journal, part cultural documentary, Cocoa & Jasmine seeks out makers, traditional textiles,...
Cocoa & Jasmine is an annual print magazine made in India which explores the global south. Part travel journal, part cultural documentary, Cocoa & Jasmine seeks out makers, traditional textiles, architecture and...
Text of the play No Woman is an Island designed as an art book by Éilís Murphy / Folded Leaf. The play, a performance lecture inspired by woman’s tireless pursuit of alone...
Flirt with your Friends is part of an ongoing line of inquiry around the loneliness epidemic amongst millennials, and the importance of community in the form of platonic love and...
Roots to Fruits magazine dedicates itself to exploring the role that a single form of music or sonic practice plays in migration, culture and resistance.IN THIS ISSUE:Over the course of...
Poetry Ireland Review is a journal of poetry. Published three times a year, the Review includes the work of both emerging and established Irish and international poets, essayists, critics and...
Poetry Ireland Review is a journal of poetry. Published three times a year, the Review includes the work of both emerging and established Irish and international poets, essayists, critics and...
In My Men, Nazaret Ranea presents a collection of poems reflecting on her experiences with the men who shaped her life. In this intimate zine, Nazaret bares her soul, delving...
In My Women, Nazaret uses poetry to explore her relationships with the women in her life and the very experience of being one. From tender poems to her grandmother, to...
Commissioned by The Lab Gallery in response to the exhibition Hypnagogia, A not so final resting pose is a collection of texts varying from email threads to essays to outdated...
This collection consists of eighteen new ballads written by Val O’Donnell and set to airs of music which are referred to in Ulysses or in other works of James Joyce....
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 Kilmainham.Published...
May The Road Rise To Meet You aka 'Trust' is a zine that was designed alongside a sculptural work for an exhibition setting. The concept of May The Road Rise...
Observation Alters Observed is a publication that aims to shift our perspectives and generally expand our understandings of light (visible and invisible) and waveforms through film photography, illustrations and metaphoric observations. —...
24 page zine of the five pieces in the HUB album with illustrations.Includes unlimited streaming of HUB via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. HUB casts...
For this addition to the Digressions series Virginie Yassef decided to discuss the process of adapting The Veldt with Mathieu Copeland and Philippe Quesne. This double interview shows an artist,...
In a culture dominated by prescriptive rationality, and the reduction of language to functions, Looking for a Sign champions the intersectional practices of art and magic, exploring their capacity to...
Health and Safety for Women explores the issue of gender data bias; the ways in which data collection favours men over women. Using the visual language of the 'Health and...
A quarterly journal of fine art, design, architecture, photography, sculpture, heritage, decorative arts and crafts. IN THIS ISSUE: Renowned Japanese war photographer Akihiko Okamura moved to Ireland in 1969 and...
This collaborative project between visual artist, Brian Teeling and arts writer, Jennie Taylor explores Crawford Art Gallery’s buildings and its immediate surroundings through a printed publication which is populated by...
The Gubu Dolls Saga contains a novella set in the Gubu Dolls universe and a section explaining the concept behind the Gubu Dolls art project, which is on permanent public...
The copy is reduced in price due to slight damage on the cover. This book was printed to accompany At Sea Performance at the Project Arts Centre Dublin 2009 and At...
This book was published by Kevin Kavanagh in association with mscltr- on the occasion of Fancy Situations, 6th - 29th June 2024. 'Hello again, 30 years old now. Fancy Situations is...
In collaboration with The Picnic Basket, this issue explores the complexities of relationships with our loved ones. It tells stories about the relationships we develop with ourselves, our communities, places,...
Bláthanna, the Irish for ‘flowers’ is such a simple word. This book, however, is a testament to the magic that can be conveyed when artistic vision meets a deep knowledge...
The title of this publication, Rich Views, takes its name from the physical location of the Richview campus where the architecture facilities of UCD are held. Richview occupies a peripheral...
The Pig’s Back (named for Donegal’s Muckish mountain and for the phrase ar mhuin na muice, to be in luck) is a literary prose journal that aims to bring the...
TYPEONE is a biannual gloss magazine created by TYPE01 that fuses type mediums with mainstream topics such as culture, business, technology, innovation, global issues and more. All of these creative...
Holy Show is a magazine of contemporary life and culture as seen through the eyes of Ireland’s artists. It adapts stories from artists and their projects to the printed page....
Airmid's Journal is a biannual journal of Irish foraging, folklore, myth, magic, and remedies. Each issue is intended to be an ever-growing tapestry of stories, woven together with the plants of...
This limited edition publication was produced on the occasion of the 2023 TULCA Festival of Visual Arts, curated by Iarlaith Ní Fheorais. A companion publication, with essays on the drawings of...
'Aperture' introduces a new look for the magazine with “The Design Issue,” featuring previously unpublished images by Luigi Ghirri, a profile of the artist and jewellery designer Coreen Simpson, interviews...
Sonder is an Irish print literary journal publishing short stories, creative nonfiction, flash fiction and poetry. In Issue IX, these stories centre around the theme of madness and the idea...
Finnish artist Maria Lax explores the ideas of home, memory and place. Returning to her hometown after many years abroad, Lax realised that the place she once knew no longer...
British artist Mark Neville moved home and studio from London to live in Kyiv, Ukraine, last year. With 100,000 Russian troops amassed on the Ukrainian border and the whole country...
Malaysia ah? Yes! We speak Manglish lah! focuses on Malaysia and Manglish, emphasising the nation’s diverse, multi-ethnic, and multicultural society. Malaysia’s main ethnic groups—Chinese, Malays, and Indians—speak languages such as Mandarin,...
Nathan G. Lowry is an Irish artist based in Co. Dublin, Ireland. Process in Progress: Faces, Spaces and Figures features a selection of Lowry's favourite artworks from over the years. Within this...
OOF is the Art and Football Magazine. Unlucky for some, but if the number 13 was good enough for players like Eusebio, Maicon and no less than two separate Müllers,...
Continuo is a typographic exploration responding to the ISTD brief "The Line," focusing on the evolution of music notation. The publication embarks on a journey, tracing the trajectory of lines...
Released at the Vienna Book Fair 2023, Loyal Words is a small compendium of untranslatable words - the visuals are kid-friendly and all of the content is referenced in the...
'In the tranquil embrace of my garden, where nature quietly reclaimed its space during the stillness of the pandemic, I found a world teeming with unassuming beauty. Through my lens,...
Showa35mm is an archive of 35mm film photographs taken in Japan between 1950-1989. It is named after the period of Showa era of Japanese history (1926-1989), in combination with the...
Apartamento is widely recognised as today’s most influential, inspiring, and honest interiors magazine. International, well designed, simply written, and tastefully curated since 2008, it is an indispensable resource for individuals...
Mousse is a bimonthly contemporary art magazine. Established in 2006, Mousse contains interviews, conversations, and essays by some of the most important figures in international criticism, visual arts, and curating...
Besides providing botanical content in a simple, personal and cozy way; The Plant offers plant lovers a new look at greenery by featuring the works of many creative people who share their...
In On Slaughter, artist Klara Hobza uses scientific drawings to accompany Markus, a dropout in the forests of Sweden as he slaughters a sheep. The best impression of the book...
Tripple Dribble is a long term project by French artist Julia Borderie. It was initiated in collaboration with basketball players in Montreal (2015) and Val-de-Marne (2018, with Céline Bouffard) and...
In The Curious History of Irish Dogs, David Blake Knox tells the remarkable stories of each of the nine breeds, and reveals how they have become inextricably linked to...
'Om (Mother) is a collaborative photography project by Barbara Debeuckelaere and all the women of eight families from Tel Rumeida in Hebron, Palestine. Apart from Jerusalem, Hebron is the only...
Some Magazine #18—Studio Practice delves into the concept of the artist’s studio throughout history. From its origins as a legendary and fabled place in the early Renaissance to its transformation...
By Olivier Bertrand; Clémence Fontaine; Chloé Horta eds. The question posed by the title of this book seems even more relevant for young artists today than it did in 2020, when...
In an unraveling world we must begin to reimagine our most foundational ways of being. And what is more foundational than Time? Separated from the fabric of the cosmos, the...
In this issue we discuss the coexistence of seemingly incompatible things—humor and trauma with filmmaker Lulu Wang and author Priyanka Mattoo; rejecting pregnancy and embracing motherhood with writer Samantha Mann,...
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...
Foam Magazine is published two times a year. Each issue is dedicated to a specific theme that is explored through work by both world-renowned image makers and newer, emerging talents....
'Cruising Archaeology', which shares its name with the Instagram account @cruisingarchaeology, is a carefully curated project that sees artists (who remain anonymous) reconstitute and repurpose items that have been discarded...
Tolka is a biannual literary journal of non-fiction: publishing essays, reportage, travel writing, auto-fiction, individual stories and the writing that flows in between. Full line-up includes: Kimberly Campanello Tim MacGabhann...
Various Artist-Run Europe badges. Artist-Run Europe badges now available at The Library Project! Designed for Dublin artist-run space Pallas Projects to coincide with the updated and expanded second edition of their...
Screen printed tote bag by Artist-Run Europe. Artist-Run Europe tote bags now available at The Library Project! Designed for Dublin artist-run space Pallas Projects to coincide with the updated and...
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 quarterly journal of fine art, design, architecture, photography, sculpture, heritage, decorative arts and crafts. Hilary Heron’s sculpture Adam and Eve graces the cover of the summer edition. ‘As a...
OOF is the Art and Football Magazine. Can you use a kayak to beat a high press? Are footballers sacred? Could you have gone pro? Can a football fan really...
This anthology is a critical reflection on the making of Soil Lab, a project built with a community in North Lawndale, Chicago, and hosted by the Danish Arts Foundation at...
Over the summer of 2021, writer and artist Nathan O'Donnell spent several weeks on the Tipperary shoreline of Lough Derg, exploring its history, ecology, and topography and gathering stories about...
Banshee is an Irish independent Literary Journal. Every issue of Banshee hosts a range of short stories covering fiction, non-fiction, flash-fiction, as well as a selection of poetry chosen from...
Since the Boyer of 1996 of ‘Building Communities: A New future for Architectural Education and Practice’ there has been some movements in architectural and design schools and practitioners exploring ways...
KATALOG Journal of Photography and Video is a Denmark-based journal focusing on photography and video. Issue 35.1 focuses on largely the same topics as issue 34.2. Published by KATALOG JournalSoftcover96 pages210 x 250...
Issue Two of Craic, titled ‘Catch Yourself On’ leads the way with +80 pages of work and interviews from James Robinson, Brian Lincoln, Shannon Ritchie, Jack Farrar, Billie-Jane Stringer, Gareth...
The seventh issue of A Line Which Forms a Volume documents and explores the role of emotions in the process of design research. Internally, participants from MA Graphic Media Design – London...
“The sea water heals me spiritually, physically, and mentally – every day, however cold, I swim – sometimes alone, sometimes with a friend, sometimes with the crew. Nearly always, I...
Hoods is Michael Goldrei's 2nd self-published book, and features a collection of photos taken in Cuba in 2017 of the weird & wonderful car hood ornaments he saw there. Much...
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 Kilmainham.Published...
With the sun at its lowest ebb, and the night stretching to its longest duration of the year, Weird Walk offers up Issue Seven as a symbol of the continuing...
Mousse is a bimonthly contemporary art magazine. Established in 2006, Mousse contains interviews, conversations, and essays by some of the most important figures in international criticism, visual arts, and curating...
The Gentlewoman celebrates modern women of style and purpose. Its fabulous biannual magazine offers a fresh and intelligent perspective on fashion that’s focused on personal style – the way women...
Quarterly Disegno is devoted to exploring the many facets of design and its impact on the world today. Issue 37 includes bio-based design from Natsai Audrey Chieza; Lars Beller Fjetland...
The perfectly-named electronic music mag Disco Pogo, created by the founders of nineties mag Jockey Slut, returns with its fifth issue. Thanks to a successful (28 day!) crowdfunding campaign, the mag was able to...
FOYER is an independent magazine celebrating and exploring untold stories from people of mixed, third culture and second-generation cultural heritage. Issue 03 shares how a scientist connects to nature by...
This book opens out from the middle with accordion folds to the left and right – one for each hand. The ten pages have ten fingerprints and the names for...
Coracle Press: An Irish Potato patch, is a quirky list of 11 old potato varieties. Coracle got the list from the 2008 Potato Report from Irish Seed Savers, Scarrif, County...
Back to Basics: A Guide to Ecological Photo Chemistry marks a pivotal moment in photography's journey towards sustainability. Crafted with meticulous attention to environmental impact, it's not just a guide...
Nice Outfit is an exhibition catalogue and theoretical journal. Issue 2 archives Knock Knock an exhibition of fashion and textiles curated by Felix Choong at Season Gallery in London, December...
Hapax Magazine takes its name from the literary term ‘hapax legomenon’ describing a one-off, creative departure from an author’s oeuvre — something unique and new and ‘said only once’ in...
Focusing on the near-fifty-year period in which abortion was legal in the United States (1973–2022), The Last Safe Abortion recognises the care, advocacy, and community-building of abortion workers. Artist Carmen Winant draws...
Kitty, the cute and mute cartoon protagonist of Hello Chaos, a Love Story: The Disorder of Seeing and Being Seen, embarks on an ill-fated endeavour to win the eyes of her estranged...
This book is currently out of print. How To Soften Corners is a playful how-to guide to hospitality. It tells the story of an art project/college canteen called Luncheonette which...
Airmid's Journal is a biannual journal of Irish foraging, folklore, myth, magic, and remedies. Each issue is intended to be an ever-growing tapestry of stories, woven together with the plants of...
Upping the Anti is a radical journal of theory and action which provides a space to reflect on the state of political organizing in Canada. It is a volunteer-run movement...
SMUT Press is a collective print-publishing project founded in February 2022 by Jordan Hearns and Jack Scollard and is based in London. Developing on from a number of collaborative projects...
When we think of modernism, we immediately think of the shiny and new. However, what was once cherished can soon become unloved, ignored, and neglected. This issue looks at things...
Bia! – meaning ’food’ in Irish and ‘come’ in Igbo – is a community storytelling project. Through the words and images of immigrant and diasporic communities in Ireland, Bia! seeks...
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 Kilmainham.Published...
Richard Nairn has spent a lifetime studying – and learning from – nature. When an opportunity arose for him to buy a small woodland filled with mature native trees beside...
Voice Tracking is a text commissioned by Muine Bheag Arts in response to Grass Roots 2023. Grass Roots took place in August 2023 and included contributions from artists Cóilín O’Connell,...
F For: Hong Kong Protest Music Zine is a not-for-profit publication project that chronicles the 2019-2020 Hong Kong democratic movement through the music made throughout the protests.Popular music in Hong...
The photograph is not just an image but an event, one in the longer sequence of a photographic moment. Challenging given definitions of photography and of the political, Ariella Aïsha...
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...
Enjoy this A5 adhesive sheet featuring 11 single stickers that celebrate 10 years of The Library Project. Measuring 15cm long by 21cm wide, it is durable and resistant and...
Reloved Media, a joint venture between Swiss publishers Europa Star and Large Network, is launching the first magazine dedicated to pre-owned objects. The publication, called Reloved, features exceptional objects that...
Artists have been experimenting with film and pushing the boundaries of the moving image since the earliest years of the medium. Gaining momentum with the emergence of the expanded cinema...
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...
Michael Scott’s Áras Mhic Dhiarmada and Busáras is one of the most important modernist buildings in Ireland. Built between 1947 and 1953, it was intended to be a bus station...
Keisha Scarville has spent much of her life tracing routes of movement between the Caribbean and America in order to investigate her own lineage. Attempting to understand how notions of...
For more than two decades, Paul Knight has taken intimacy as his subject, considering its relationship to representation and the social designs that underpin its expression. This has led him,...
In 2019, the previously unseeable became seen when the first image of a supermassive black hole was captured by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) project. Taking its initial inspiration from...
During the past half-century, contemporary art practices, theories and criticism have engaged intently with notions of the postnational. Nonetheless, the presence of the nation-state and nationalisms in art history remain...
Café Royal Books (founded 2005) is an independent publisher based in Southport, England. Originally set up as a way to disseminate art, in multiple, affordably, quickly, and internationally while not...
Contemporary architectural criticism tends to focus on the theories and concepts behind buildings. Yet there is much to be learned by venturing beyond the library walls to contemplate the real...
How often have you seen a label on a product proclaiming it to be made from ‘recycled material’, ‘bioplastic’ or similar, without it giving any details of the concrete environmental...
Who decides what happens after sex? The last decade has seen many significant changes to the laws governing women’s reproductive rights around the world, from liberalisation in Ireland to new...
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 Kilmainham.Published...
Cross Road Blues presents a selection of 33 photographs from UK-based Oli Kellett’s iconic series of the same name. Kellett began the project in 2016 during a visit Los Angeles, during...
"During the isolation of the pandemic, I had the opportunity to revisit my archive of negatives and contact sheets from the 1980s, and discovered a number of interesting images that...
This Winter issue of Lemon Magazine celebrates the diversity of life, fashion and the journeys that shape our experiences. Step into our winter wonderland of stories where every page unfolds...
Nothing Is Unseen is a book project about the idea of a city as a book: written and rewritten on by successive occupants and ramblers, their messages left for others to be...
Besides providing botanical content in a simple, personal and cozy way; The Plant offers plant lovers a new look at greenery by featuring the works of many creative people who share our...
Sandwich is a celebration of the often overlooked, but universally beloved culinary creation, the sandwich. Each issue features a specific sandwich along with cultural reporting, photo essays, and interviews on the...
With each issue based around a single object, MacGuffin magazine is a platform for fans of inspiring, personal, unexpected, highly familiar or utterly disregarded things. Widely recognized as a fabulously...
30/30 is a study of Glendalough from a deeply personal perspective. Far from the traditional bucolic or dramatic landscapes typical for an area of such beauty, these images touch on...
A Line Which Forms a Volume 6 is a critical reader and symposium of graphic design-led research that is written, edited, designed and published annually by participants of the MA...
A Line Which Forms a Volume 4 is a critical reader and symposium of graphic design-led research. Bridging the gap between academia and the public sphere of design, it just...
The act of translation is concerned with the slippages, peculiarities, and mysteries of language. Particularly with poetry, readers are invited into a whole new world of meaning and possibility, and...
Real Review is a contemporary culture magazine based in London and is "what it means to live today". Each issue tracks our ever-changing zeitgeist through a "current mood". Using the...
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 Kilmainham.Published...
The book is based on the art project GRANNY and contains well-known photography and archives, texts, reviews which never published before.“The project is dedicated to the study of a mental...
-Suitable for ages 4 and up- Discover the spellbinding magic of The Planets in this musical reimagining of one of Holst’s most famous suites. Push the button on each beautiful scene...
-Suitable for ages 3 and up- So the shortest day came, and the year died ... As the sun set on the shortest day of the year, early people would gather...
-Suitable for ages 3 and up- The moving, beautifully illustrated story of a little lost dog and his search for a place to call home. Poor Perdu is all alone as...
-Suitable for ages 2 and younger-This all-new board book from the bestselling Little People, BIG DREAMS series introduces the youngest dreamers to the world's best-loved artists. In this board book...
-Suitable for ages 3 and up-In this board book version of David Attenborough from the critically acclaimed Little People, BIG DREAMS series, discover the life of the inspiring broadcaster and...
-Suitable for ages 7 and up-In this book from the critically acclaimed, multimillion-copy bestselling Little People, BIG DREAMS series, discover the incredible life of Amanda Gorman, America's astounding young poet...
-Suitable for ages 7 and up-As part of the critically acclaimed Little People, BIG DREAMS series, meet Leo Messi, one of the world's most skilled and celebrated footballers. As a...
-Suitable for ages 7 and up-The Little People, BIG DREAMS series meets Kamala Harris, the first woman, first Black person, and first South Asian American to be elected vice president...
-Suitable for ages 7 and up-The Little People, BIG DREAMS series meets Audrey Hepburn, the iconic Hollywood movie star. Audrey Hepburn grew up in Arnhem in the Netherlands. After living...
-Suitable for ages 7 and up-The Little People, BIG DREAMS series meets Harriet Tubman, the Underground Railroad conductor who 'never lost a single passenger.' Little Harriet was born into slavery on...
-Suitable for ages 7 and up-In this book from the bestselling Little People, BIG DREAMS series, discover the life of Freddie Mercury, the trailblazing musician who rocked the world! Born...
-Suitable for ages 7 and up-In this book from the bestselling Little People, BIG DREAMS series, discover the life of Pelé, Brazil's all-time King of Football. With a sock full...
