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Photography – Spaces – Queer Youth

INNER SPACE/OUTER SPACE

The new project by photographer Niamh Barry -Within and Outside These Spaces -explores the overlap between queer people and the spaces they move in. Niamh spoke with Peter Dunne about how acting in a particular manner or suppressing themselves in certain places may be the only key for a queer person’s survival.
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