Troubled Images: Exhibit illuminates complex struggle for power, peace in Northern Ireland Chris Bergeron (MetroWest) 9 March 2003 Writing for MetroWest (daily local paper in Boston area), Chris Bergeron presents his review, “'Troubled Images': Exhibit illuminates complex struggle for power, peace in Northern Ireland”: For years, Americans of all faiths viewed "The Troubles" in Northern... Continue Reading →

Ewart-Biggs Memorial Prize 5 March 2003 The Linen Hall Library announced that it had won the Christopherr Ewart-Biggs Memorial Prize for the Troubled Images CD-ROM: The 17th Christopher Ewart-Biggs Memorial Prize was presented tonight to Belfast's Linen Hall Library at a reception in the Irish Embassy in London. Lord Gowrie made the presentation to John... Continue Reading →

Burns exhibition looks at 'Troubled Images' Patricia Delaney (Boston Chronicle) 27 February 2003 Writing for the Boston Chronicle (newspaper for Boston College), Patricia Delaney writes, "Burns exhibition looks at 'Troubled Images'”: A compelling exhibition of political and terrorist propaganda posters created during the conflict in Northern Ireland begins its international tour at the John J.... Continue Reading →

Linen Hall Library: Annual Report 2001 1 May 2002 The 2001 Annual Report of the Linen Hall Library reviews the work of the Troubled Images project: The highlight of the year was undoubtedly the launch of 'Troubled Images' in October [2001]. Comprising an exhibition, a multi-media CD-ROM and an illustrated book, and centering on the... Continue Reading →

Between the lines Catherine Morrison (Guardian Education) 30 April 2002 Writing for the Guardian Education, Catherine Morrison describes the Northern Ireland Political Collection at the Linen Hall Library, including the Troubled Images CD-ROM, "Between the lines": The Linen Hall Library, in the centre of Belfast, is a mecca for anyone with an interest in the... Continue Reading →

National Library launch Sile deValera 17 January 2002 The full Troubled Images exhibition was displayed at the National Library or Ireland. Sile deValera, Minister for Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the Islands, gave a short introductory speech: Ladies and Gentlemen, I am delighted to welcome you all here today to the opening of the "Troubled Images"... Continue Reading →

History spills out of Ulster's attic Chris Thornton (Time Magazine (Europe)) 22 October 2001 Writing for Time Magazine (Europe), Chris Thornton describes the Troubled Images exhibition at the Linen Hall Library, "History spills out of Ulster's attic": On a recent sunny Sunday afternoon, two small, separate deposits of sad memory were laid down in Northern... Continue Reading →

Postcards from the edge Henry McDonald (Observer) 21 October 2001 A new exhibition in Belfast highlights how hatred and bigotry are still fuelling violence Santa Claus is spread-eagled against a wall. Two sinister shadows, the outline of soldiers with berets and guns, are cast against the brickwork. Father Christmas is about to be frisked by... Continue Reading →