Reflecting 1916 was the Gallery of Photography’s 1916 commemorative photography programme funded by Dublin City Council. The exhibition, publication and programme of events looked at the pivotal role photography played in documenting, commemorating and shaping our understanding of 1916. The exhibition included material generously contributed by key archives and museums together with private family photographs to reflect broader, more inclusive representations of this key period in history. – Reflecting 1916 exhibition was on show at Gallery of Photography from 19 March – 9 May 2016. – Reflecting 1916 publication with essays by leading historians and curators: Justin Carvile, Orla Fitzpatrick, Luke Gibbons, Brenda Malone and Angus Mitchell – Street-based photographic art installations on locations in Dublin city centre, organised in partnership with Dublin City Council and RTÉ Reflecting the Rising. – Free outdoor projections programme screened on Easter Sunday 27 March 2016 in Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin. – Easter Monday programme of free talks and events organised as part of RTÉ Reflecting the Rising in partnership with Ireland 2016. – Touring exhibitions to the County Library, Clones and the Market House Monaghan Town and the Library in Castlewellan. On show until end September 2016. https://vimeo.com/159853479

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