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This Just In -- Art and Art Theory reading group to start at Anthology Books this autumn

Anthology Books will be hosting an ongoing reading group on the topics of art and art theory this autumn. the group is scheduled to meet on Tuesday Evenings. Please contact Grant at grant@project.iefor more information, or contact Anthology Books at 01 635 1422, email info@anthologystore.com.

December Preview
Anthology will be hosting a two-night event of readings Dec 8 & 9 in response to the American elections and the state/direction of global politics in general.

Check this space for updates and names of readers.

Ladyfest Dublin at Anthology -
As part of Ladyfest's exhibition programme, Dublin-based artist LCL is currently showing her colourful geometric paintings at Anthology from 5 November through 30 November. Also on view are black and white photographs by Gail McGurkle. We're pleased to show their work, and pleased to be a part of Ladyfest.

Ladyfest is taking place at various venues around Dublin. The main event, the music, will be at The Hub in Temple Bar. For complete listings on bands, workshops and events, check out the Ladyfest website at www.ladyfestdublin.org.

New to Anthology - Titles from Small Press Distribution, Berkeley, California
(unlinked books to be added to site and linked asap)

Poetry - our new poetry page is now operational!
Nest by Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge
The Fatalist by Lyn Hejinian
A Motive for Mayhem by Abigail Child
One Stick Song by Sherman Alexie
The Essential Neruda: Selected Poems
Mint Snowball by Naomi Shihab Nye
War and Peace by Leslie Scalapino
Rules of the House by Tsering Wangmo Dhompa
The Opening Question by Prageeta Sharma

Prose:
Fat Chance by Dodie Bellamy
Girl Reel by Bonnie J. Morris
Homeland by Cris Mazza
The Activist by Renee Gladman
Dreaming Under a Ton of Lizards by Marian Michener

Drama:
Island of Lost Souls by Kevin Killian

Politics and History:
Civil Disobediences by Anne Waldman & Lisa Berman
Domain Errors! Cyberfeminist Practices by Maria Fernandez, Faith Wilding and Michelle M. Wright
How to Make War by Napoleon
The National Security Strategy of the United States of America by George W. Bush

Art:
What is surrealism? Selected Writings by André Breton edited and introduced by Franklin Rosemont

Cinema:
Moonchild-The Films of Kenneth Anger by Jack Hunter
Devotional Cinema by Nathaniel Dorsky
The Age of Gold: Surrealist Cinema by Robert Short

Ireland's overall participation in the 26th São Paulo Bienal includes painting, film and sound work. The artists are painter Stephen Loughman, film and installation team desperate optimists (Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor), and sound artist/musician Dennis McNulty.

Irish Commissioner for Arts Valerie Connor edits the catalogue, which includes essays by Yvonne Scott, Brian Hand and Ben Slater.

The catalogue is printed in a limited edition of 1000, contains 15 full colour illustrations of paintings by Stephen Loughman, film stills from Civic Life: Moore Street by desperate optimists, and a complete 39:41minute CD of soundworks by Dennis McNulty.

ISBN: 0755719468
66 pages, 23 colour illustrations
CD (http://alpha60.info/) by Dennis McNulty
Softcover, reverse-embossed
Price: €15.00

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