Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state

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Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state Podcast

This UCD symposium examined the role of visual culture in constructing and critiquing the Irish Free State and national identity in the aftermath of political independence. The symposium took place in the UCD Humanities Institute on 19 October 2018 and was a joint initiative between the UCD School of Art History and Cultural Policy and NIVAL, The National Irish Visual Arts Library. The symposium was funded by UCD Decade of Centenaries. Podcasting by Real Smart Media.

Episodes

  1. 29/10/2018

    Roisin Kennedy. Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    In this podcast, a welcome address by the symposium organiser Dr Roisin Kennedy, Lecturer in Modern and Contemporary Irish Art at the UCD School of Art History and Cultural Policy.

    9 min

  2. 29/10/2018

    Eimear O'Connor. Sean Keating and the Art of Nation Building.

    In this podcast, a paper by Dr Eimear O'Connor at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    20 min

  3. 29/10/2018

    Sighle Bhreathnach-Lynch. Expressions of Nationhood in Bronze and Stone: Albert Power RHA.

    In this podcast, a paper by Sighle Bhreathnach-Lynch at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    27 min

  4. 29/10/2018

    Fionna Barber. The Vibrant Studio: Margaret Clarke's performative femininities and 1920s painting.

    In this podcast, a paper by Fionna Barber at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    28 min

  5. 29/10/2018

    Elaine Sisson. Irish Modernity in Fancy Dress - The Costume Balls of the 1920s.

    In this podcast, a paper by Elaine Sisson at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    26 min

  6. 29/10/2018

    Hilary O'Kelly. Dress in Our Boy's in the Independence Period, c.1910-40.

    In this podcast, a paper by Hilary O'Kelly at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    27 min

  7. 29/10/2018

    Orla Fitzpatrick. The National Museum of Ireland and the Metropolitan School of Art.

    In this podcast, a paper by Orla Fitzpatrick at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    24 min

  8. 29/10/2018

    Stephen O'Neill. The Visual Culture of Partition in the North of Ireland.

    In this podcast, a paper by Stephen O'Neill at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    29 min

  9. 29/10/2018

    William Shortall. The Chicago World's Fair 1933.

    In this podcast, a paper by William Shortall at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    24 min

  10. 29/10/2018

    Angela Griffith. James Crompton Walker's 'Irish Life and Landscape'.

    In this podcast, a paper by Angela Griffith at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    27 min

  11. 29/10/2018

    Conor Linnie. The Klaxon.

    In this podcast, a paper by Conor Linnie at Introduction to Art and Reality: The Role of Visual Culture in the post-independent state.

    31 min
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This UCD symposium examined the role of visual culture in constructing and critiquing the Irish Free State and national identity in the aftermath of political independence. The symposium took place in the UCD Humanities Institute on 19 October 2018 and was a joint initiative between the UCD School of Art History and Cultural Policy and NIVAL, The National Irish Visual Arts Library. The symposium was funded by UCD Decade of Centenaries. Podcasting by Real Smart Media.

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