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ABSTRACT
Originally a coping mechanism for an artist housed in a Direct Provision Centres while seeking asylum in Ireland, Asylum Archive has become much more than that. In 2018, it is now a collaborative archive, interactive and intermedial online document, and a scholarly research project. This iteration includes five new images of Railway Direct Provision Centre in Kiltimagh.
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Notes on contributor
Vukasin Nedeljkovic is an independent artist, researcher and curator. Among his recent multidisciplinary projects is Asylum Archive, which was initiated through his own experience of the Direct Provision system and has since extended to include digital, material and visual materials from asylum seekers in Ireland.
Notes
1 Versions of the following two paragraphs have appeared previously (Nedeljkovic Citation2016, 2016). However, the images of the Railway Direct Provision Centre have not been previously published nor has my commentary on them.