British Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies Conference, Savannah GA 2020
Thought I’d get some writing finished, considering we’re all going to be quarantined for the foreseeable! At least it’ll help the productivity! I presented my research in February at the … Continue reading
2020 to read list
The 2018 book-list Lauren Elkin – Flâneuse: Women Walk the City Olivia Laing – The Lonely City Emily Jacir – Europa Philip Pullman – The Book of Dust Thuc Van … Continue reading
On belonging
they gather in waiting rooms and on train platforms like migratory birds in autumn loudly gesticulating as the great journey were about to begin they embrace when the long distance … Continue reading
On being in diaspora
Nguyen, in The Refugees, states that “these invaders came to conquer our land and now would never go home” while speaking of Korea. The same can be said for the … Continue reading
MA Research and reading
So I have one semester of my research Masters in photography completed and my brain is definitely bigger than it was previously! I’m conducting research on Re-imaginig Irish Identities: Photography, … Continue reading
Crafty Christmas at Hotel Elephant
The Hotel Elephant Crafty Christmas Market is happening this December from the 1st to the 3rd at Spare Street. Thirteen artists will be a wide selection of original artworks, artist … Continue reading
Recent commercial work
I originally had this up on the main section of my website but then I thought that I should just leave that for art- and conceptually driven projects so blogging … Continue reading
Updates
Well, long time no speak! A lot of updates to go though in this post – not least that I’ve just moved back to London after being home in Dublin … Continue reading
Accidental Journeys – process
1. People get tetchy around people with cameras. The Express train to Gatwick is deathly quiet and my camera is obnoxiously loud. This process of image=-making without knowing how to … Continue reading
