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The Dublin James Joyce Summer School, 7–13 July 2013

Senator David Norris. The exhibition and concert focused on research and collages collated by members of the Liberties Project, bringing together text, music, and sound from Joyce’s time and visual reminders of Edwardian Dublin. The marriage of contemporary material, original research, and a rousing singsong, chimed with the material and textual emphasis of the Colloquium itself. The weekend drew to a close with a beautiful performance of ‘Penelope’, an aptly-open note on which to end and a fitting testament to the power and enduring impact of Joyce’s texts, some 99 years after the publication of Dubliners.