'Affreca and the Rooks', in limited edition pamphlet Art at the Heart of the Peninsula

Kathleen McCracken; Jan  Carson; Frank  Ormsby; Maureen  Boyle; Siobhan  Campbell; Paul  Maddern

'Affreca and the Rooks', in limited edition pamphlet Art at the Heart of the Peninsula

Kathleen McCracken, Jan Carson, Frank Ormsby, Maureen Boyle, Siobhan Campbell, Paul Maddern

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Abstract

This limited edition pamphlet was published as part of the European Union's Peace IV Programme initiative Art at the Heart of the Peninsula. The project was designed to raise awareness of the history, migration and diversity of those who have come to and from the Ards Peninsula in County Down, Northern Ireland. A legacy of the programme is the provision of a public art commission comprising six stand-alone ceramic benches accompanied by poems on bronze plaques at six sites on the peninsula. The poems are published in this pamphlet and the subjects addressed by each reflect themes of significance within each village. They aim to benefit community planning, tourism, arts and heritage in shared public spaces.

Original language	English
Type	'Affreca and the Rooks' [poem]
Media of output	Pamphlet
Publisher	Institute for Conflict Research
Number of pages	8
Place of Publication	Belfast
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 2019

Keywords

Art at the Heart
Institute for Conflict Resolution
poetry
Grey Abbey

UN SDGs

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1 Other contribution

'The Gauntlet Road', 'The Fulminologist', 'Affreca and the Rooks', 'The Pineries, Hillsborough Castle', 'High Fidelity', 'Bob Dylan's Paintings', 'Burying the Raven', 'Will It Fly?' in New Hibernia Review
McCracken, K., 2020, 9 p. St Paul, Minnesota : New Hibernia Review.
Research output: Other contribution › peer-review

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Bronze plaque on site installation of 'Affreca and the Rooks', Grey Abbey, Co Down, Northern Ireland
McCracken, K. (Photographer), Jun 2019
Research output: Non-textual form › Installation

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Poetry Reading of 'Affeca and the Rooks' in 'Art At The Heart Of The Ards Peninsula', Northern Visions TV Documentary
McCracken, K. (Photographer), 17 Sept 2019
Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products

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'Affreca and the Rooks', in limited edition pamphlet Art at the Heart of the Peninsula

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UN SDGs

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Research output

'The Gauntlet Road', 'The Fulminologist', 'Affreca and the Rooks', 'The Pineries, Hillsborough Castle', 'High Fidelity', 'Bob Dylan's Paintings', 'Burying the Raven', 'Will It Fly?' in New Hibernia Review

Bronze plaque on site installation of 'Affreca and the Rooks', Grey Abbey, Co Down, Northern Ireland

Poetry Reading of 'Affeca and the Rooks' in 'Art At The Heart Of The Ards Peninsula', Northern Visions TV Documentary

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