An (Intercultural) Sense of Place

Declan HaydenOffice for Integration Dublin City Council, Ireland.

Mike Deere- Photography

“I think there are two ways in which place is known and cherished, two ways which may be complementary but which are just likely to be antipathetic. One is lived, illiterate and unconscious, the other learned, literate and conscious”

Seamus Heaney

“To know who you are, you have to have a place to come from”

Carson McCullers (1917-1967)

Racist Attack on Mother & Baby by Anthony Cronin

Towards IntegrationA City Framework

Dublin City Council

One City One People Campaign

Beyond the Dress the Dish and the Dance.

Photograph by Esther Moliné

Photograph by Norman McBeath

Photograph by Vincent Black Shadow

GAZING

Photography by Lydie France

A Sikh Face in Ireland: Photographic and Life History Project

This multimedia exhibition was produced and supported by FOMACS (Forum on Migration and Communications) in collaboration with photographer/oral historian,

Dr Glenn Jordan, and researcher, Satwinder Singh.

Chinese artist and writer Chiang Yee (1903-1977). Chiang wrote (and illustrated) a series of very successful travelogues under the pen name ‘The Silent Traveller’ and was widely recognised during the mid-twentieth century, as an influential voice in promoting Chinese culture in the West.

The Silent Traveller in Dublin written in late 1940’s

Romans 11: 13-22 and Colossians 1: 5-12, (P46): The Letters of Saint Paul, c. AD 180-200

A copy of Dala'il al-Khayrat from the Chester Beatty Library

‘Screaming Pope’

Francis Bacon

Rue de Lota apartment designed by Eileen Gray with her Pirogue sofa

Eileen Gray 1878-1976

Erin Halvey: www.asenseofplace.com20-something art nerd, food dork, travel geek, and lover of Guinness.

Wild ‘Raspberries’ in ireland

Learning from Intercultural Cities

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Mike Deere Photography

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