The Pale Project Exhibition: Personal Psychogeographies from Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown
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The Pale Project is a writing initiative devised by Selina Guinness, dlr Writer in Residence 2015-16. We all know where we live but we don’t always get the chance to consider what it means to inhabit a place or how it might shape our daily lives, our habits and dreams. Each participant chose an area in the county as their individual ‘pale’, a territory they documented in field notes, sketches, maps and photographs.
Participants: David Alvey, Jane Dillon Byrne, Patricia Byrne, Berni Dwan, Denise French, Selina Guinness, Sara Hanley, Veronica Heywood, Glenn Kaufmann, Pádhraig Nolan, Catherine O’Donoghue, Catherine Philips, Jane Robinson, Sheila Robinson, Dylan Ryan, Aoife Tunney, Shabnam Vasisht and Daniel Wade.
The Pale Project was funded by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council through the Arts Office 2015-2016 Writer in Residence programme, grant aided by The Arts Council. The exhibition, which was launched in November 2016 by Selina Guinness was funded by dlr Libraries and was on display in dlr LexIcon until January 2017 when it travelled to other venues in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown. With thanks to the Pale Project Committee - Denise French, Sara Hanley and Pádraig Nolan. Pádraig was also the designer of the exhibition.