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This Dark Matter

The next wave of feminism is about shining a light on what has been hidden, finding ways to reveal this Dark Matter and bring it to light — “But I’ve talked enough about myself, why don’t you talk about me for a bit?” The theme of this years’ Photography festival Recontres d’Arles was Geopolitics, Transhumanism, Revolts, Utopias. There were exhibitions about men who thought they were Jesus, men who wanted to become robots, men who were fighting wars…

Breastfeeding

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This Dark Matter
This Dark Matter
Breastfeeding

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Mar 16, 2021

The Long Way Home

Last Saturday I cycled into Brighton from Portslade. It’s a journey of only 4 miles and I’d say I cried — I mean really sobbed — for 3.5 of them. It wasn’t sorrow, grief or joy but a strangled intermingling of all three. …

Long Covid

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Long Covid

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May 12, 2020

A Month of Sundays

How doing little can be full of joy when there’s nothing to be done — How is lock down for you? Like so many others I have had the virus. I spent weeks struggling with my breathing. At the very worst of it I wound up in the emergency room, having my chest X-rayed and my bloods done to see if the virus was progressing…

Relaxation

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A Month of Sundays
A Month of Sundays
Relaxation

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Mar 30, 2020

This is not a zombie apocalypse

Far from the horrors of Contagion, by Soderberg, this real life version is strangely uplifiting. Last night I watched Contagion. What was it about a pandemic disaster movie that appealed to me right now? I was craving an overview. When you are in living through history, it can be helpful…

Coronavirus

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This is not a zombie apocalypse
This is not a zombie apocalypse
Coronavirus

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Mar 14, 2020

This virus is an opportunity — let’s not waste it

Suddenly news is everywhere. I found myself reading the paper whilst also watching the news on television yesterday and thought, “This feels familiar”. The world is changing rapidly; the situation is dynamic and moving, our reality is shifting, our ideas about what we will be doing next week, next month…

Coronavirus

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This virus is an opportunity — let’s not waste it
This virus is an opportunity — let’s not waste it
Coronavirus

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Oct 17, 2019

Changing Circumstances

My trip to Fotofest and how it helped me as a photographer One of the useful things about being a photographic-based artist is the tradition of producing a portfolio ad showing it in ‘reviews’. This tradition probably stems form Editorial and commercial photography but it has been adapted to the…

Photography

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Changing Circumstances
Changing Circumstances
Photography

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Oct 17, 2019

On Time and Ecology

Someone asked me recently what ecology mean to me. I was flummoxed. Er….Everything? How do you answer that? It’s like saying, what is God to a believer. Indeed before the invention of god what was there except what we now scientifically describe as ‘ecology’? …

Climate Change

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On Time and Ecology
On Time and Ecology
Climate Change

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Aug 26, 2019

Keeping the Conversation Open

First Published May 2018 as “Thoughts on ONCA” at www.holdingtime.org In 2018 I exhibited Holding Time as a photographic series, a set of video interviews and a single screen version of the animation at ONCA Gallery in Brighton. Below are my thoughts immediately after the exhibition. …

Breastfeeding

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Keeping the Conversation Open
Keeping the Conversation Open
Breastfeeding

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Aug 15, 2019

Art is Dead. Long Live Art.

I had a drink last night with an actress friend who has just landed a commercial after years of getting to the final call and not getting parts. She puts this down to her new found Zen calm, a direct result of no longer needing to get the part and…

Depression

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Art is Dead. Long Live Art.
Art is Dead. Long Live Art.
Depression

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Jul 8, 2016

Art as Medicine

”Disease is in essence the result of conflict between Soul and Mind, and will never be eradicated except by spiritual and mental effort.”— Edward Bach, ‘Heal Thyself’, 1931 The question of how a person heals is an interesting one. Early European visitors to the largely undisturbed American Northwest Native American…

Spirituality

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Art as Medicine
Art as Medicine
Spirituality

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Lisa Creagh

Lisa Creagh

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Artist and Activist living and working in the UK. www.lisacreagh.com www.holdingtime.org.uk http://www.youtube.com/c/HoldingTime

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