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May - August 2010 The
V&A Museum of Childhood,
London E2: 'A Child from
Everywhere' Solo exhibition of photographs and film, following
a year spent tracking down a child born
in every country in the world now living in the UK. The exhibition
runs in parallel to the book 'A
Child from Everywhere'
October 2009 Richard Cloudesley
School, London EC1: Solo exhibition
of portraits of the pupils from the school at home with their
families
September 2007 Touring exhibition: Commonwealth
Photographic Awards
May 2007 Southbank, London,
SE1: The World Can’t Wait’:
group open-air exhibition outside the National Theatre, organised
by Oxfam to lobby G8 leaders to focus on improving education,
health and water in the developing world.
March 2007 National Parliament,
Uganda ‘Is Your Neighbour
Killing You?' Solo exhibition in Kampala, aimed at raising
the profile of health issues in Uganda.
June - July 2006 SS Robin Gallery, London E14: ‘Document’,
group exhibition
April - May 2006 The Spitz
Gallery, London E1: ‘Walk
with Joyce: an intimate picture of one woman’s life
in rural Tanzania'. Solo exhibition sponsored by Tearfund.
December 2005 Reuters, London
E14: Photovoice Auction
July 2005 G8 summit, Edinburgh: ‘Walk
with Joyce’ solo exhibition
September 2004 54 The Gallery, London
W1: Group exhibition of work from Darfur in aid of Médecins
Sans Frontières
March 2004 The Oxo Gallery, London
SE1: ‘Click: A Celebration of Sight’, group exhibition
organised by Sight Savers
June 2004 UNHCR Geneva: Images
of human trafficking in S.E. Asia and child soldiers in Sierra
Leone exhibited in ‘Modern Day Slavery’ group
exhibition
August 2002 Royal Festival
Hall, London, SE1: BBC Music Photography
Award. Images shown of music as a tool for promoting peace
in Bosnia and Croatia.
Jan - March 2001 The Scottish
Arts Centre, Edinburgh: solo exhibition
of photographs showing conflict resolution work in Bosnia
and Croatia. "Irby has
managed successfully to tread the line between voyeuristic
intrusion and misplaced sentimentality... Her work contains
great tension and emotional charge." The
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