title: Meeting the Lough On Its Own Terms
Published by Banner Repeater
contributors include:
With contributions from James Orr (director, FotE NI), Thomas L Muinzer (writer and eco-lawyer), Lucy Sollit (Philosopher And Creative Director), Harun Morrison artist and writer, and independent curator Kirsten Cooke.
The work addresses the ecological challenges at Lough Neagh, the largest body of water in Ireland and the UK, that was overwhelmed by algae blooms in the summer of 2023, and remains so today. Whilst the work focuses on Lough Neagh, it speaks to much broader concerns regarding how environmental neglect affects both democratic processes, and public health, as neoliberal policies entangle with algae blooms.
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WEEB THEORY
edited by
Jamie Sutcliffe & Petra Szemán
£12

covfefe: language
in a meme economy
by Ami Clarke
sold out
The Emotional
Labor Union (ELU)
by Megan Snowe
£5
Deeper in the Pyramid
by Melanie Jackson and Esther Leslie
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The Outage
by Erica Scourti
£10
Ami Clarke:
Author of the Blank Swan
sold out
Precarious Perversion
by Gabo Guzzo
£10
of a final account in formation
ed: Scott Mason. authors: Harry Burke, Ami Clarke, Chris Fite-Wassilak, John Hill, Chris Kraus, Marti Manen, Lisa Radon, Holly Stephenson.
sold out
Sinkhole: Three Crimes
by Rosanna McLaughlin
CHUBZ: The Demonization of my Working Arse
by Spitzenprodukte
The Ginny Suite
Stacy Skolnik
RED TORY: My Corbyn Chemsex Hell
Spitzenprodukte
The Future is not Lost: On Music, Technology, and the Creation of New Worlds (2026)
Author: Matt Bluemink
SPEED
Heike-Karin Föll
Exocapitalism:
economies with absolutely no limits (2025)
Marek Poliks & Roberto Alonso Trillo
Sirens
by Bod Mellor
Unconscious/Television (2025)
Lucas Ferraço Nassif
£19
Of Enemies & Venison: First Materials for an Aztec Cosmotechnic
Lou Manuel Arsenault
£14
Where Does A Body Begin
by Meltdown Your Books
£12
The Mouth That Eats Itself by Carl Olson
£14
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title: WEEB THEORY
Edited by: Jamie Sutcliffe & Petra Szemán
Published by Banner Repeater
contributors include: David Blandy, Dawn Chan, Ian Condry, Patrick W. Galbraith, Cole J. Graham, Catherine Harrington, Thomas Lamarre, Deborah Levitt, Sahej Rahal, Jamie Sutcliffe, Petra Szemán
WEEB THEORY is a resource for artists encountering the dreamworlds of Japanese anime, video games, and comic books. It is also, however, a book about the broader conditions of animation and animacy, exploring the relationship between “life” and “image” in a hyper-mediated techno-political milieu.
£12
Edited by writer Jamie Sutcliffe and artist Petra Szemán, and featuring newly commissioned essays, artists’ texts, and interviews with leading practitioners and theorists in the fields of media, philosophy, and anthropology, WEEB THEORY asks:
What does it mean to share our world so intimately with cartoons?
What kinds of life are made possible by the emergent vitalities of the animatic condition?
How might new considerations of empathy, queer desire, or communal responsibility emerge from our production of, or interaction with, animated entities?
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Follow the Slurry: Follow the Money
(neoliberal diagram, Lough Neagh)
Ami Clarke
£60
Bad Review, 2020
Fiona Banner
aka The Vanity Press
£200
Crepuscular Dreams of (Dis-) Alienation
Chooc Ly Tan
£65
Smart Baby
Melanie Jackson
£98
I haven't had a thought longer than 140 characters since 2008
Zarina Muhammad
neoliberal agitprop poster
#losermilitia #glorious #sellout
Jesse Darling
£280 SOLD OUT
Late Capitalism by Yuri Pattison
breathing-xxxx-am-yyyy-I by Anne de Boer
Untitled by John Russell. 2014
































