'Unseen Women: Stories from Armagh Gaol.' Exhibiting Contrasting Memories of a Contested Space.

Jolene Mairs Dyer

'Unseen Women: Stories from Armagh Gaol.' Exhibiting Contrasting Memories of a Contested Space.

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Abstract

This chapter describes and analyses the collaborative and inclusive protocols employed in creating a multiple-narrative audiovisual gallery exhibition of interviews recorded at Armagh Gaol, Northern Ireland's prison for political and non-political female prisoners. It argues that the protocols of shared ownership and shared editorial control were essential in bringing these stories to the public.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Challenging History in the Museum. International Perspectives.
Place of Publication	Farnham, Surrey
Publisher	Ashgate Publishing
Pages	163-174
ISBN (Print)	978-1-4094-6724-3
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - Feb 2014

Keywords

post-conflict
Northern Ireland and the Troubles
collaborative documentary
exhibiting contested memories
memory and conflict
female political prisoners
Armagh Gaol

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http://uir.ulster.ac.uk/37042/1/Mairs%20Dyer%20J%20Unseen%20Women%20Book%20Chapter.pdf

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'Unseen Women: Stories from Armagh Gaol.' Exhibiting Contrasting Memories of a Contested Space.

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Unseen Women: Stories from Armagh Gaol - the use of collaboration in the recording, editing and exhibition of contrasting memories of a contested space

Visualising conflict-related memories in film