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Dublin Postcard I

Julie Merriman is an artist based in Dún Laoghaire who uses present-day and historical data to explore modes of inscription, replication and transmission. Her commission is a series of mimeograph postcards from all five ports, addressing cultural, natural and heritage tourism.

The postcards for Dublin Port focus on trade and the movement of goods. Julie took a boat trip on the Liffey, viewing the…

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Kontributuri

  • Julie Merriman
  • University College Cork
  • Wexford County Council
  • James Louis Smith
  • Martin Crampin
  • Elizabeth Edwards
  • Ireland Wales Cooperation Programme, European Regional Development Fund
  • University of Wales Trinity St David's Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies
  • The Ports, Past and Present Project
  • European Regional Development Fund Ireland Wales Cooperation Programme
  • …

Kreatur

  • Julie Merriman

Suġġett

  • Industrial heritage
  • Built heritage
  • Mimeograph
  • Postcards as art material
  • Tourism
  • Irish Sea
  • Dublin Docklands
  • Tourism
  • Irish Sea
  • Tourism

Tip ta' oġġett

  • Image

Data

  • 2021

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