Aperture 134 - Winter 1994
Ireland: A Troubled Mirror
How do you image a culture? How does a culture image itself—especially one as splintered as Ireland’s in the time of “the Troubles?” “Ireland: A Troubled Mirror” offers provocative responses to these questions—through photographs made by Irish and non-Irish photographers over the last thirty years. Images capturing the archetypal, mythical, and the everyday Ireland, North and South, are enhanced by illuminating essays and the trenchant, metaphorical poetry of Paul Muldoon.
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Issue Details
Format: Paperback / softback
Number of pages: 78
Publication date: 1994-10-31
Measurements: 9.58 x 11.37 x 0.31 inches
ISBN: 9780893815660
Table Of Contents
Ireland: A Troubled Mirror
Poetry
By Paul Muldoon
The Post-Colonial Boy
By David Frankel
Playing the Green Card: Contemporary Photography in Ireland
By Tanya Kiang
People and Ideas
Reviews of Richard Avedon’s An Autobiography, by Glenn O’Brien; and Mary Ellen Mark’s Indian Circus, by Deborah Kayton
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