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To see photos of our recent urban exhibition of 'Object Poverty, click here; for our recent exhibition launch in the School of Nursing, DCU, click here; for the exhibition in DCU library, click here.

 

Click here to listen to an audio reflection on the image 'The Sleeping Bag' Click here to listen to an audio reflection on the image 'The Boots'  Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'A Pill' Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'An Empty Purse'  Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'An Uncut Key' Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'A Paper Cup'  Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'Soap'Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'A Roll-Up'  Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'An Empty Plate'  Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'A Toothbrush'  Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'Cardboard'  Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'Hot Water Bottle'  Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'Spike' Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'Button'   Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'Bread' Click here to listen to a reflection on the image 'An Empty Basket' 

Street Launch of 'Object Poverty

 

Exhibition Launch in the School of Nursing, DCU, 7th December, 2016

The SAOL Sisters getting things ready

Buttons hanging by a thread on the Christmas Tree

Ray explains all to Catriona Crowe

The ATD 4th World Group

The SAOL Sisters

Maurenn O'Sullivan, T.D. launches the exhibition

Catriona Crowe, Chairperson of SAOL

Brendan Fay, activist, calls for louder voices on matters of poverty and social isolation

Dr. Daire Keogh, Vice President of DCU

Anne Matthews, Head of School, SNHS

Gary Broderick, Director, SAOL Project

Dr. Denise Proudfoot introduces students to share their insights into the exhibition

Dr. Briege Casey explains how poverty is a core issue within health education and research.

Hitting the headlights! Object Poverty takes over the canteen.

The Exhibition moves to Glasnevin Library in DCU

 

At the entrance

Near to the photocopiers

At the cafe

It's a quiet zone, but you are allowed to whisper, 'Wow'!

Life saving equipment gathered together

The dreams of the struggling student - something warm to cuddle and a few shekels to spend on other essentials

Empty chairs, empty plates, empty dreams

Welcome to the Glasnevin Library ('soap' and 'roll-up' optional extras)

A Quiet Study of the Euro

An essential tool for library study

From out of the shadows leaps...Briege!

Christmas tree messages