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Material relating to works by Conrad Atkinson

[c.1955–84]

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Items chosen from this collection for digitisation include photographs of wall murals, posters, and graffiti Northern Ireland, taken by Conrad Atkinson during the 'Troubles' in the early 1970s, as well as source material and original sketches by the artist for the exhibition catalogue for 'A Shade of Green, An Orange Edge', at the Art Council Gallery, Belfast, 1975. Also chosen are writings and organisational documentation relating to the formation and activities of the Artists' Union.

Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.

Collection Owner
Conrad Atkinson 1940–2022
Collection
Tate Archive
Acquisition
Purchased by Tate Archive from Margaret Harrison, November 2010.
Reference
TGA 201020

160 objects in this collection

  • Material relating to works by Conrad Atkinson

    160 Objects

    • Box file labelled, ‘Northern Ireland 74-75 (2)’

      3 Objects

    • Box file labelled, ‘Northern Ireland: Sketches in catalogue, 14 pieces from show, 2 photos etc. (3)’

      70 Objects

    • Photographs taken by Conrad Atkinson during his work in Northern Ireland for the exhibition, ‘A shade of green, an orange edge’

      66 Objects

    • Box file labelled, ‘Artists Union (1) 1971-74. Women’s workshop, Newsletters, Conference, Education’

      9 Objects

    • Box file labelled, ‘Artists Union (30) Current 1974 - ’

      12 Objects

Title
Material relating to works by Conrad Atkinson
Date
[c.1955–84]
Description
Items chosen from this collection for digitisation include photographs of wall murals, posters, and graffiti Northern Ireland, taken by Conrad Atkinson during the 'Troubles' in the early 1970s, as well as source material and original sketches by the artist for the exhibition catalogue for 'A Shade of Green, An Orange Edge', at the Art Council Gallery, Belfast, 1975. Also chosen are writings and organisational documentation relating to the formation and activities of the Artists' Union.

Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.
Reference
TGA 201020

Showing 101–120 of 160 objects

Colour photograph of a notice informing people of their rights should the British Army attempt to search their homes in Northern Ireland

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of a document bordered by a Republic of Ireland flag, a Starry Plough flag, and Province of Leinster flag

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of a building fire in Northern Ireland being put out by the fire brigade, next to a burnt out police van

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
View by appointment

Colour photograph of a poster detailing the date, time and circumstances of murders of policemen and soldiers in Northern Ireland

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of two hands cuffed to the Olympic rings beneath the caption, ‘Boycott Britain at the Olympic Games’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of a poster depicting a row of burnt out houses in Ardoyne, Northern Ireland, with the caption, ‘There’s No Place Like Home... All Donations, Please to: The Ardoyne Housing Committee’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of a poster depicting two men hanging from a lamppost beneath the caption, ‘Support the IRA’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
View by appointment

Colour photograph of a poster depicting a man wearing a helmet and gas mask, with the caption, ‘You are charged with conspiracy to work for peace’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of a wall in Northern Ireland painted with the slogan, ‘Houses Not Multi-Flats’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
View by appointment

Colour photograph of a poster depicting police brutality beneath the caption, ‘RUC Out’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
View by appointment

Colour photograph of a poster for ‘Young Labour’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
View by appointment

Colour photograph of a young girl standing in front of a poster with the slogan, ‘Reject the RUC’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
View by appointment

Colour photograph of a poster depicting Karl Marx and James Connolly, Scottish-Irish socialist revolutionary executed after the Easter Rising, with the caption, ‘Workers of the world unite: Free all Irish political prisoners’.

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of a poster for the United Ulster Unionist Council

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
View by appointment

Colour photograph of a poster consisting of a press cutting and the caption, ‘Stop the Mistakes British soldier’s Armalite’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of a poster depicting a woman holding a wounded child and the caption, ‘No Sensible Person Wants This. Help us to stop it by ringing 25596 or the confidential phone 652155’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
View by appointment

Colour photograph of a poster depicting a shepherd, a figure on a donkey, the Northern Star, and Long Kesh prison, Northern Ireland, with the caption, ‘Lon Kesh Concentration Camp: N.I.C.R.A. End Internment’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
View by appointment

Colour photograph of a poster promoting the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, ‘Festival of the Oppressed’ in Ballymurphy

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of a poster depicting a man behind bars and the caption, ‘Christmas 1972: End Repression, End Internment’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]

Colour photograph of a poster depicting a burning building with the caption, ‘The Falls Burns, Malone Road Fiddles’

Conrad Atkinson
[c.1974–5]
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