I make art and change things. Theatre. Film. Community. Director, Cultural Philanthropy Foundation.
The World.
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#CultureMakes for...
💡new technologies
🌐 global collaborations
🗺 cultural exchange
🔓removing barriers
Today we celebrate the innovation impact of culture and heritage across the UK #Innovation #EmergingTech
Check out #CultureMakes for stories of innovation in our sector!
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Today as part of #CultureMakes we celebrate the fourth type of impact of culture and heritage – Innovation.
Through partnerships & projects such as Immersive Creatives, CoSTAR and UKRI, we seek to bridge the worlds of technology and interdisciplinary arts.
@CulturalPhilFdn
OONAGH retweeted
Economic impact of the creative industries is the focus of today's collective action for #CultureMakes. At the heart of the work we do at Proteus is the ongoing support of artists, giving them the ability to create new work & sustain a career in the arts #creativeindustries
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This is what 'intelligence-led' policing & 'not making a martyr of anyone' looks like
This is what letting tech companies fill people's eyes with bigotry & hate looks like
It's what letting the same men organise hate for years without consequence looks like.
We deserve better
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Future is female 🇪🇸💜 🏴 #womensfootball #WomensWorldCupFinal
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“We are the ones who tell your stories, make you laugh, cry, yearn, dare to dream.”
Irish actors and film workers protest in solidarity with US industry
📍 Dublin, Ireland #Unionise
#SAGAFTRAstrike
#SAGAFTRAstrong
irishtimes.com/ireland/socia… – at Dublin City, Ireland
It's bizarre that he can't see how he wasn't repressed because he he played by the rules and values of the Catholic church. His place in society meant it was in his own interest to play by those rules.
Absolutely devastating news about Abdul Shayek. I was a great admirer of his work. Thoughts to all who loved him.
Was glad to have been able to be in Bray this week and visit one of Sinead’s last homes. The grief at her passing just keeps rolling.
Every woman, definitely every Irish woman, who has pointed out a hypocrisy or injustice in public life, recognises the noise Ryan makes here that says "Shut up now and stop making trouble for yourself". Sinead's face at the end says it all.
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OONAGH retweeted
We've lost more than a person.
Sinéad O'Connor's art, what she stood for, and how she stood for it, changed so much for so many people.
I'm devastated by her loss, and holding on to her lessons.
irishtimes.com/culture/music…
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why is everyone saying sinead "battled her own demons?"
she was one of very few brave enough to battle real demons: child predators, those who protected them in God's name, homophobia, greed that kills.....
she battled demons, yes- but they were us, not her.
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My timeline is Palestine, socialist, feminist, pro trans, anti racist, eco socialist, Marxist, anti colonialism, anti borders, pro refugees, housing, health activism and I've never seen an evening where *everyone* is tweeting about one person -Sinéad O’Connor. She was a giant 💔
Oh this. This, this.
She was the future moving through the present.
As a child you could sense it.
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She was also An Actual Victim of Cancel Culture, not whichever loads of grifters claiming that about themselves. The whole world bullied her, for using her platform to highlight atrocities. – at South Dublin, Ireland
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Sinead deserved so much better than she got. And we all know it. And I think we're all grieving for that too. – at South Dublin, Ireland
No prisoners taken ever.
She was so real for this .
She feared no man and stood
up for so many .
May she rest easy 🕊️🤍🕊️. #SineadOConnor
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Early 90s - when the theocracy began to crack and as young Irish women we stood together #SineadOConnor
