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Orit Gat visits Ireland's entry to the current 60th edition of the Venice Biennale, and talks to artist Eimear Walshe about land and housing in Ireland and their meanings.

Sound artist and composer, Joseph Young, shares some of his favourite things in watching, listening, reading, tasting and smelling.

Jennifer Walshe on the internet's "invisible literatures", as well as new music from the composer, enlisting generative AI to rethink Kurt Swchitters' Ursonate; Tadhg O'Sullivan consults a "black map" in his latest Cloud of Unknowing; and we listen to the cow who likes butter in Sarah Browne's latest work, Buttercup.

For his latest exploration towards the limits of knowing, Tadhg O'Sullivan has been consulting a "black map".

What does attending to a field of cattle have in common with making art? Agrarian artist Sarah Browne on the entangled worlds of humans and domesticated animals.

Invisible Literatures: Jennifer Walshe on what we do when we listen to ai-created music and sound.