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Whose Story Is It? – CPD workshop with Tadhg Devlin - Create

Name: Whose Story Is It? – CPD workshop with Tadhg Devlin - Create
Start: 2026-10-20
End: 2026-10-20
Location: International Centre for the Image, Coopers Cross, Mayor Street Upper, North Wall, D01 E5Y8

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Location: International Centre for the Image, Coopers Cross, Mayor Street Upper, North Wall, D01 E5Y8
Exhibition window: Oct 20, 2026 → Oct 20, 2026

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Workshop Overview

Create, in partnership with Socially Engaged Photography Network (SEPN) and PhotoIreland, is hosting a CPD workshop titled "Whose Story Is It?" Led by artist Tadhg Devlin and joined by Ala Buisir, this one-day workshop will explore socially engaged photography and introduce SEPN, an expanding international network.

Key Dates

Application deadline: Thursday 8 October, 3pm
Workshop date: Tuesday 20 October 2026, 10:30am - 4:30pm

Location

International Centre for the Image, Coopers Cross, Mayor Street Upper, North Wall, D01 E5Y8

Application

There are limited places for this workshop. To apply, please complete the application form. Written formats, voice notes, and videos are accepted.

Fees

This workshop is offered free of charge.

Contact

Please email Vance Lau at [email protected] for queries.

About the Speakers

Tadhg Devlin: A Merseyside-based photographic artist, curator, and educator, Head of Social Practice (Maternity Cover) at Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool, UK. He is committed to socially engaged photography, collaborating with organisations dedicated to housing vulnerable communities, individuals with disabilities, and those living with dementia.
Ala Buisir: An award-winning visual artist & journalist born in Ireland with Libyan roots. She is undertaking a PhD investigating the 'othering' of Muslim women and uses participatory arts-based interventions to challenge Islamophobia. She is also co-founder of Gorm Media and a board member of the Amal Women’s Association.

About Socially Engaged Photography Network (SEPN)

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