This is the sixth edition of a new magazine of contemporary life and culture in Ireland as seen through the eyes of Irish artists. Holy Show presents work from a diverse range of forms, like film, theatre, dance, music and visual art, adapting stories from the artists to the printed page. Contained within it’s well laid out and visually arresting pages you’ll find short think pieces, non-fiction narratives and interviews. Among many other pieces this edition contains an amazing piece by Sam Coll & Jess Raymon on Toilet Graffiti, a visual essay by Jenny Brown on (finally) reading Ulysses, Poet Eoin Rogers forays into the Art of Comics, Katie Olivers indulging in some ruinelust, and Caoelin Hogan playing a 16 bit computer game about the housing crisis. 

At times hilariously funny, profound, sad and captivating this magazine will hold your attention and give you an illuminating insight into a cross-section of culture in Ireland today.

How does it come?
Paperback, 27 x 19 cm.