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Hail Your New Economy of Beauty—The Expiration of Shame and Hubris! Calling all Alternative Misses—All Queens of Caricature, Allegory & Disguise—to participate in the great levelling of all creatures. Be crowned Queen of Ireland in a pageant of competative spectacle and gender augmentation:Alternative Miss Ireland 2009.
The Douglas Hyde Gallery has a suite of new books out that we have produced, for artists including Annelies Štrba, Willie Doherty, Miroslav Tichý, Thomas Nozowski, Lothar Hempel, and just published is High Wire by Catherine Yass for Artangel. Meanwhile: Detroit, the portfolio of tri-colour carbro process prints by our favourite Pop-artists, McDermott & McGough, is showing at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. While Mc&Mc’s other show An Experience of Amusing Chemistry: Photographs 1980–1890 opens in Paris at Galerie Jérôme de Noirmont. This side of the pond, Shoreditch Festival was a “coo” (literally). Out now is the new programme for Dublin Electronic Arts Festival 2008 and a new release by Mira Calix—The Elephant in the Room—on Warp Records. And then there’s Vegas in November... Hey Panti! pull us a pint!
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