Bitmapped Fantasies: Real Experience of Virtual Art, a new essay by Laurence Counihan Mirrorlamppress, explores online viewing framed within discussions of Mark Fisher 'aemi online' features within the essay too that segues into Terrence Dixon's techno bit.ly/3enX7X9

‘Ethical Portraits‘ examines portraiture’s central role in understanding the discriminatory nature of the US criminal justice system

Queen Enya turns 60 today ✨ I've put together an In Focus for NTS Radio featuring some of her best (imo) bits. Tune in at 2pm nts.live/2

For his first solo exhibition in the UK, Kicking Dust, South African artist Igshaan Adams explores religion, race, and domestic life as sites of contestation and comfort through the craft of weaving. buff.ly/3zUFZ4h

Mirror Lamp Press No.2 LOOP is out now. Featuring Renèe Helèna Browne, Rachel Donnelly, Rob Doyle, Sheilah ReStack, Ruth Clintion and artwork by Stephen Dunne. Download it or subscribe to get it each issue emailed directly. It's free. Link in profile. Thanks to The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon

Join us tonight from 8pm for the issue launch of No.2 Loop Resonance FM We discuss repetition in the work of Ragnar Kjartannson, Henry James, Gertrude Stein and Trisha Brown along with some traditional music. Artwork by Stephen Dunne. Kindly supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon

No.3 Myth is now live. This issue features words by Nathan O'Donnell, Ellena Savage, Aisling-Ór Ní Aodha, William Puckett and Meadhbh McNutt. Artwork by Joe Scullion. Kindly supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon

“Combining references to the body with shed skins and the totemic snake bot, Rosenkranz merges the natural and the synthetic, creating an eerily posthuman world that feels tangibly close to our lived reality,” writes Gwen. artforum.com/picks/pamela-r…

Please join us sonically for the launch of issue 4 at 8pm Resonance FM 15 December. Featuring Isadora Epstein, Cillian Finnerty, Joseph Noonan-Ganley, and Eimear Walshe with a soundscape by Ian Lynch. Image: Tinfoil head by Eleanor McCaughey. Supported by @artscouncilireland

"I’m a cog, or perhaps a lubricant, or even a parasite. This confusion, frustration, paralysis is a kind of tide: a whirlpool of seduction and squeamishness, a churning." —Samara Scott Embedded in Place: Samara Scott Interviewed by Gwen bombmagazine.org/articles/embed…

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“Pruter’s dismantling and recontextualizing of the horror classic The Birds doesn’t offer any resolution, but rather closely meditates on fear itself,” writes Gwen. artforum.com/picks/garrett-…

"All the explanations in the world are not going to make [the work] better ... it’s still going to leave the door wide open for people to respond to it individually." —Sheila Hicks Interview by Gwen. bombmagazine.org/articles/const…

aemi and The Model are delighted to launch the commissioned text for aemi's 2022 Tour 'In the long now' by critic Gwen Visitors to 'In the long now' at The Model Sligo can pick up the text at the gallery reception, or download it via the page below bit.ly/3xaqMvY

Tune into the Art Monthly Talk Show at 8pm tonight! Alex Hull interviews three contributors to our September issue @alexhull100 robert Dickinson Francis Whorrall-Campbell Gwen

Writers! 👀 If you’re a writer of fiction or narrative non fiction: x3 bursaries worth £15k each are now available through the Early Career Bursary scheme. Apps open until 1 Nov and I’m one of this year’s judges. Tell a writer or get involved. Info below spreadtheword.org.uk/early-career-b…

We are excited to announce the inaugural MLP x The Complex writer-in-residence programme aimed at early-career visual arts writers based in Ireland.

Call for pitches for issue 9: one thing mistaken for another. €500 for 1500-2000 words. Further details can be found: mirrorlamppress.com/submissions

Our Special Audio Issue has just landed: I Pretend Too Much. Featuring original work by Freya Dooley, Emil Fung, Sophie Robinson, Rachel Heavey, Isadora Epstein. Listen Resonance FM tonight at 8pm mirrorlamppress.com/special-audio-…