Niamh Ann Kelly Libri

Focusing on the role of visual culture in representing humanitarian disasters, the book examines how art, monuments, and media frame the experiences of displacement. Niamh Ann Kelly analyzes commemorative visual artifacts from the Great Irish Famine to the present, highlighting how these representations shape perceptions of enforced migration as a form of ongoing political violence. This work is particularly relevant for students and researchers in museum studies, material culture, Irish history, and contemporary visual culture related to dispossession.

The devastation of disease, the pace of death and fears of contagion not only altered the practices of mourning and burial during the calamitous height of the Famine, but have also shaped its visual representation and ongoing patterns of remembrance.

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