Famous for his portraits of celebrities such as Kate Moss and Britney Spears, photographer Rankin was recruited to bring the human face of those displaced by war in DR Congo to Ireland.
Entitled Cheka Kidogo (laugh a little), the exhibition comprises 32 portraits of the residents of Mugunga camp, home to 17,000 people displaced by violence in DR Congo.
The portraits are being exhibited in Wolfe Tone Park (opposite Jervis Street shopping centre) in Dublin until 31 July.
View a gallery of all 32 portraits
Watch a short documentary on the photoshoots and the residents of Mugunga refugee camp in DR Congo
Watch the film
Take a look at some of the sights and sounds of Mugunga camp, home to 17,000 people
Watch the film
Naoimi, camp resident, talks about her experiences
Watch the interview
Seraphine, camp resident, describes life at Mugunga camp
Watch the interview
Philip Bromwell reports on the launch of the exhibition in Dublin
Watch the report
For more information on the Oxfam/Rankin exhibition and to learn more about the situation in DR Congo visit OxfamIreland.org/DRC
