Photographer and writer with a love of museums. Always looking for places to photograph & books to read. 2nd place winner of the #DisabledPoetsPrize2023.
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NEW blog post! To go with my new camera.
leaelm.com/2023-1/new-growth
We are going to Japan in October/November. If anyone has any recommendations for Tokyo or Kyoto please send them my way. We like:
Museums, artisan shops, shrines, gardens, cemeteries, photography, architecture, food.
All art is political and pretending it isn't means going down a dangerous route.
APNews: Arts Council England (@ace_national) has updated its policies, warning that "political statements" made by individuals linked to an organisation can cause "reputational risk", breaching funding agreements (1/5)
I never feel able to take on projects like this (exactly because of my disability and the invisible limitations I live with) but maybe you or someone you know would be the perfect fit this!
📸 @CathyWaller are looking for a photographer who identifies as D/deaf, Disabled, Neurodivergent and/or living with a long term condition to work with them on their latest project "Us".
Closing - 24 Jan
Location - Remote/London
££ - £2000 commission
disabilityarts.online/jobs/c…
ALT A square lime green box with a black outline that reads Cathy Waller Company in black font
Absolutely appalled by IKEA and @IKEAUKSupport 's response to me as a disabled person having a delivery issue with DPD, who were meant to deliver an order to my door but didn't.
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Are you an emerging London-based deaf and / or disabled writer aged 18+? Don't miss the chance to apply for our Deptford Literature Festival 2024 Commissions 🌟Open to writers of poetry, fiction, narrative non-fiction or writing for performance. D/L 7 Nov: spreadtheword.org.uk/open-ca…
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Artists, I'm tired of pretending like I (we,you) don't have a day job, or that having one in any way makes you less of a real artist in some way. I'm proud to be blue collar. I don't think we should hide it if we are.
Wasn't sure if I had caught anything worthwhile with the camera while I was in Paris but looking through some of the photos this morning, I might have more than I first thought.
On the final leg of my journey after a delayed Eurostar train saw me running for my connection and suddenly feeling very much not-okay about having left Paris behind.
I had lunch in this garden in Montmartre with my mum on our last day of holiday together. What an amazing week we've had.
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