Three decades. Many countries. Countless human stories. Life is in Many Days brings @SeamusMurphy3 extraordinary photographic journey to India from Afghanistan, Ireland, Russia, America & India itself.@museo_camera@zeldacheatle https://t.co/TYqiP65Jsd
These Belfast murals are living testaments to resistance and solidarity — from Mandela to Öcalan. https://t.co/CR7z2FLmgy https://t.co/egi0bUB3UW
As Irish photographer Seamus Murphy @SEAMUSMURPHY3 so vividly captured in his book The Republic, the images were shot across Ireland, spanning portraiture, reportage, observation, and landscape. Murphy was taking the pulse of contemporary Ireland on the eve of the Easter Rising centenary — that turbulent moment when the very idea of the Irish Republic was reborn in public memory.
A beautiful exhibition of work : ‘Citizens’ by Seamus Murphy currently on display at @sourcearts until 16th January 2021. More info here : https://t.co/kYdFUUHp4i Open Tues-Fri 10am - 5pm, Sat : 2pm- 5pm 🖼️ #SaveTheArts
What's unconscious bias? Its the way we use visual, verbal & behavioural clues to categorise others
A life changing accident helped me understand its impact
Had a great chat with @SmitaTharoor about that journey for her podcast Stories of Unconscious Bias
https://t.co/RMLcCCI6fb
Hugely enjoyed my conversation with photographer & storyteller @GilesDuley sharing stories of #unconsciousbias, such as dealing with disability, cooking in war-torn Mosul, & communicating without language. Laughed & cried in equal measure.
Listen here: https://t.co/RM3GQMztVa
For the latest episode of my podcast - Stories of Unconscious Bias - I spoke with AJ Juer, a trans guy from New Zealand. He discussed his understanding of sexism & feminism, & his experiences of #unconsciousbias. #PRIDE2020#PrideMonth#transpride
Listen:
https://t.co/0NF3FyAuEU
For the latest episode of my podcast - Stories of Unconscious Bias - I spoke with Cheryl Hernandez, a Trinidadian author, life coach, and ordained minister. She discussed her experiences of #unconsciousbias, and how they shaped her life. #Trinidad
Listen:
https://t.co/0NF3FyAuEU
It's been a week of reckoning in Britain as the country considers racism in its colonial past. For my latest episode of Stories of Unconscious Bias, I was joined by UK musician & composer @thenitinsawhney to discuss experiences of #unconsciousbias.
Listen:
https://t.co/0NF3FyiTgk
This weekend, journalists in a group covering the protests in Minneapolis were hit with pepper spray, concussion grenades, batons, and tear gas by Minnesota State Patrol. We had our cameras out, press badges on and were clearly identifiable as media. I ended up with 4 stitches.
For my latest #StoriesOfUnconsciousBias podcast episode, I speak with renowned war correspondent, Anthony Loyd @A_Loyd_Times, the first journalist to find and interview #ShamimaBegum in a Syrian refugee camp in 2019. Listen to his enthralling story here: https://t.co/0NF3FyiTgk
” I'm speaking as someone who is full of prejudice because I'm neither dead nor a rock.”@A_loyd_Times Episode 2 of #StoriesofUnconsciousBias. As expected some amazing stories of conflict and #unconsciousbias. https://t.co/0NF3FyAuEU
Don't miss tomorrow's screening of A Dog Called Money about creative process behind PJ Harvey’s new album, followed by a Q&A with @SEAMUSMURPHY3 by Patrick Hurley, our Director of Marketplace and Talent at @SECONDHOME_IO:
👉 https://t.co/uiZPmBOYZP
#MakingSoundMakingSpace