Political Wall Murals in Northern Ireland[Key_Events] [Key_Issues] [CONFLICT_BACKGROUND] BACKGROUND: [Acronyms] [Glossary] [NI Society] [Articles] [Chronologies] [People] [Organisations] [CAIN_Bibliography] [Other_Bibliographies] [Research] [Photographs] [Symbols] [MURALS] [Posters] [Maps] [Internet] MURALS: [Menu] [The_Bogside_Artists] [Guildhall_Press] [Mural_Directory] [Painting_Landscapes] [Rolston_98] [Rolston_95] [Rolston_94] [Symbols] [Woods_95] Material is added to this site on a regular basis - information on this page may change An Introduction to Murals The following article explains the use of murals in Northern Ireland. Jarman, Neil. (1998), 'Painting Landscapes: the place of murals in the symbolic construction of urban space', in, Buckley, Anthony. (ed.) Symbols in Northern Ireland. Belfast: The Institute of Irish Studies, The Queen's University of Belfast.
Mural Directory by Dr Jonathan McCormick Guildhall Press. (2008). Murals of Derry. Derry: Guildhall Press. Kelly, William. (2001). MURALS: the bogside artists. Derry: Guildhall Press and The Bogside Artists. Kerr, Robert. (2008). 'Republican Belfast: A Political Tourist's Guide'. Belfast: MSF Press. Rolston, Bill. (1998). A Collection of Contemporary Murals [extracts from a forthcoming book] Rolston, Bill. (1995). Drawing Support 2: Murals of War and Peace. Belfast: Beyond the Pale Publications. Rolston, Bill. (1995). Drawing Support: Murals in the North of Ireland. Belfast: Beyond the Pale Publications. Woods, Oona. (1995). Seeing is Believing? Murals in Derry. Derry: Guildhall Press. [Introduction, Development of Murals, Plate Index and some plates by Guildhall Press]
In addition to the photographs at the pages listed above, there are also pictures of murals among the list of CAIN photographs.
To help understand the elements used in murals users should also consult the related section on symbols in Northern Ireland.
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