Loss and return: Exploring collective memory in an Irish family archive 1950 - 1966 through installation art practice
This study examines how personal, autobiographical memories offer potential meaning
for a wider audience. Through interrogating a set of cultural, familial artefacts, I explore
how memory and forgetting are intrinsically linked to our identity, subjectivity and sense
of belonging. I engage with recent, theoretical reconsiderations of the archive that claim
that, far from being a site of certainty,…
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Sodelavci
- Dr. Margaret Fitzgibbon
Kreatur
- Dr. Margaret Fitzgibbon
Zadeva
- Autobiography in art
- Memory
- Family
- Emigration and immigration
- Ethnographic films
- Photography
- Oral history
- Art
- Installation
- Ireland
- Autobiography in art
- Memory
- Family
- Emigration and immigration
- Ethnographic films
- Photography
- Oral history
- Art
- Installation
- Ireland
Vrsta enota
- Ph.D. Thesis
- Text
Datum
- 2013
Sodelavci
- Dr. Margaret Fitzgibbon
Kreatur
- Dr. Margaret Fitzgibbon
Zadeva
- Autobiography in art
- Memory
- Family
- Emigration and immigration
- Ethnographic films
- Photography
- Oral history
- Art
- Installation
- Ireland
- Autobiography in art
- Memory
- Family
- Emigration and immigration
- Ethnographic films
- Photography
- Oral history
- Art
- Installation
- Ireland
Vrsta enota
- Ph.D. Thesis
- Text
Datum
- 2013
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Datum izdaje
- 2019
Kraj-čas
- 1950-1960
Identifikator
- #ms366v39r
Oblika
- text
Jezik
- English
- eng
Država izvora
- Ireland
Ime zbirke
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Kowler, Maximilian 1922-
Leo Baeck Institute, Center for Jewish History