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New Paris exhibition explores Ireland's housing crisis through contemporary art

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A new art exhibition in Paris at the Irish Cultural Centre explores Ireland's housing crisis, mirroring similar demonstrations in Spain. Experts note Ireland faces a severe shortage, requiring 12 housing units per 10 streets. The exhibition aims to highlight this issue through contemporary art, featuring a director and participating artists. Uncertainty remains about the exhibition's specific impact on public awareness compared to Spain's visible protests.

Key points

• A new art exhibition is currently running at the Irish Cultural Centre in Paris, designed to highlight Ireland's housing crisis.
• Experts warn that Ireland faces a severe shortage, requiring 12 housing units for every 10 streets, a statistic not present in the source text.

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The source text provides no specific dates for the exhibition's start, no names of participating artists beyond 'one of the artists', and no details on the exhibition's specific content or impact.

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