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introduction
SOUTHERN
CROSS is the culmination of a long-term
documentary project on contemporary Ireland. It explores the country's
largest transformation in its history through images of the changing landscape
from the construction site to the new financial district of the Irish
Financial Services Centre (IFSC). It also presents the face of this change
with portraits of the workers. SOUTHERN CROSS incorporates work from two
series, site and prospect.
exhibition
details
SOUTHERN
CROSS
opens at the Gallery of Photography, Meeting House Square, Temple Bar,
Dublin 2 on March 7th and runs until April 10th, 2002.. The Gallery is
open from Tuesday to Saturday from 11.00a.m to 6.00p.m. and Sundays from
1.00p.m. to 5.00p.m..
publication
To
coincide with the exhibition at the Gallery of Photography, a 28 page
publication titled
SOUTHERN CROSS has been produced. This includes a selection of
14 images from the series site and prospect with accompanying essay by
Justin Carville, lecturer in Historical and Theoretical Studies in Photography
and poem by the writer and poet, Philip Casey. The publication is available
for purchase in the Gallery bookshop.
exhibition links
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