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Des Kilfeather's continuing philosophical exploration of power, apathy and paralysis has taken him on a collaborative journey with James Joyce and his Dubliners texts. Each of the 15 stories inspired deep contemplation on the superficial narrative, how this relates to Joyce's sophisticated and complex use of metaphor and what might have been his actual intention.
Drawing from personal experiences of his Irish Catholic childhood and adult life, Kilfeather has made a series of 16 scanned watercolor paintings that interrogate the perpetual cultural relevance of Dubliners and offer a fresh metaphorical interpretation. These prints are available as a travelling exhibition, limited edition prints and this book James Joyce's Dubliners, a Visual Response.
Drawing from personal experiences of his Irish Catholic childhood and adult life, Kilfeather has made a series of 16 scanned watercolor paintings that interrogate the perpetual cultural relevance of Dubliners and offer a fresh metaphorical interpretation. These prints are available as a travelling exhibition, limited edition prints and this book James Joyce's Dubliners, a Visual Response.
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Des Kilfeather's continuing philosophical exploration of power, apathy and paralysis has taken him on a collaborative journey with James Joyce and his Dubliners texts. Each of the 15 stories inspired deep contemplation on the superficial narrative, how this relates to Joyce's sophisticated and complex use of metaphor and what might have been his actual intention.
Drawing from personal experiences of his Irish Catholic childhood and adult life, Kilfeather has made a series of 16 scanned watercolor paintings that interrogate the perpetual cultural relevance of Dubliners and offer a fresh metaphorical interpretation. These prints are available as a travelling exhibition, limited edition prints and this book James Joyce's Dubliners, a Visual Response.
