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Homeless Gallery – Uncurated photo exhibition within the PhotoIreland Festival – 3rd of July.

The rules are simple.
Are you a photographer or photography-related artist that wants to exhibit works without paying a fortune for expensive galleries?
Then come to D-Light Studios and be a part of Homeless Gallery.
Rules:
•    anyone can exhibit their works
•    only photography related works can be presented
•    no restriction as of what kind of works to exhibit
•    no censorship, no guardianship, no selection!
•    you decide what you want to put on walls, we let you do that!
•    no restriction as of how many pieces can one exhibit
•    the only restriction is the artists’ imagination!
•    artists are the ones responsible for hanging the works on walls and ceilings and stairs and .. wherever they want to place it!
•    it’s all about photography, integration of Dublin’s photography community and fun
So if you’re interested please let us know via mail at: karolina@d-lightstudios.com

The highlights of the group exhibition Non-Seasonal Changes consists of a series of images by the Visavis.pl Photographers’ Collective, Kraków depicting the Polish town of Niepołomice. Niepołomice is a place dramatically transformed since Poland’s entry to the E.U. in 2004. Here the enormous changes of recent years have a familiar face, for instance apartments which have changed due to their owners’ new prosperity, growing awareness of the need to protect the natural environment, the development of civic initiatives and responsibilities by involving the disabled in the local community.

The Visavis.pl Photographers’ Collective, Kraków dedicate their works to comment on reality in a subjective manner, looking for inspiration in the most banal elements of everyday life. Their statements are closely linked with social commentary, which err away from documentary photography in its purest form.

Photographs of changing Niepołomice and its inhabitants have been taken since summer 2006 and the resuting body of work was first exhibited outside Bunkier Sztuki in December 2006 in Kraków. Since then many new work from this project have been on shown at various exhibitions.