An Art Exhibition Honouring Those Who Suffered In Ireland's Magdalene Laundries Opens Later Today
The exhibition opens at University College Cork
'Stay with Me' is a group art exhibition that features the work of 20 artists and survivors who created their work in response to the Tuam babies controversy.
The exhibitions features paintings, poetry, sculptures, and jewellery as well as a hanging installation by Bonnie Kavanagh consisting of 796 clay hearts.
'Stay with Me' opens at 5pm today at the Aula Maxima in UCC and runs all week until Friday the 23rd.
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