Month March 2022

Suki Chan approaches her work in a way that is incredibly refreshing and inspiring. The way she finds beauty and interesting visuals in places that would usually be overlooked is amazing. The way she has a fixation on light is… Continue Reading →

For an hour, my computer screen became a window into the career of Jim Laurie. Laurie’s career has spanned over 52 years, and taken him all over the world reporting on the ground from some of the most important events… Continue Reading →

Today I had the privilege of attending a workshop with Mark Smith, a deaf dancer and choreographer for ‘Deaf Men Dancing’. Mark gave us an insight into his experience of growing up as a deaf person and how he uses… Continue Reading →

For the event ‘Suki Chan, In Conversation’, Sally Hossack was joined by Suki Chan- a photographer, filmmaker, and visual artist. Chan recalled her love for light from a very young age when she would look up at the sunset sky… Continue Reading →

It was wonderful to get the opportunity to see Sally Hossack’s interview with Suki Chan, an artist and filmmaker whose work uses light and moving image to explore life and the human condition. The interview itself felt intimate and honest,… Continue Reading →

Learning about Suki Chan, alongside Sally Hossack the interviewer, we discovered Suki’s ability to find beauty in unusual places, which alone is inspiring enough to say the least. Suki seamlessly blends the ephemeral elegance of life with time in her… Continue Reading →

It was wonderful to see such varied work at the post graduate showcase. There was everything from a beautifully mysterious sci-fi, to an exploration into old wives tales and even a couple of short stories consisting of only 100 words!… Continue Reading →

COLLAPSE This event was a delight. Sally Hossack, the interviewer, was joined by Suki Chan who is a photographer and filmmaker. Suki mostly uses light in her work, and I loved to see how it was used in various ways…. Continue Reading →

Lately, I have had the wonderful opportunity to catch the livestream of Sally Hossack, a member of staff at DMU, interview, artist and film director, Suki Chan. Suki discussed her journey in photography and film and her unwavering intrigue into… Continue Reading →

On today’s agenda was attending a dance class. Unsurprisingly, as a writer and not a dancer and I did awfully. However, I had an amazing time! My lovely friend Jess dragged me along to this workshop, where we met the… Continue Reading →