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Host, Mark Miller, speaks with Dustin Giannelli about his life experiences, his advocacy, and his work as a public speaker and successful business professional. Learn about: His unique journey. His experience at Michael Jordan's basketball camp. His motto "Be on offense." Positive Mental Attitude (PMA) Meeting Stevie Wonder at CES His advocacy and …
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Host, Mark Miller, speaks with Shani Dhanda about her life experiences, her advocacy, and her work as a social entrepreneur and influential figure. Learn about: Her intersectional activism Her influence in the community. Her work as a Disability Inclusion & Accessibility Specialist. Her commitment to being a leader and positive force for others. He…
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Mark Miller, host, and Dara Golding, co-host, speak with Phyllida Swift about her life experiences, being a CEO, and her appearance and social justice activism. Learn about: Face Equality International. Her advocacy for the facial difference community. Her efforts to change stigmas and stereotypes around facial differences. Her history working in t…
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Mark Miller, host, and Dara Golding, co-host, speak with Welby Broaddus about his education, life experiences, and how he gained more confidence in himself and his abilities. Learn about: His constant willingness to try. His advocacy and desire to raise awareness for people with disabilities. The benefits of hiring individuals who are blind and vis…
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Mark Miller, host, and Cori Perlander, co-host, speak with Kristy Viers about her YouTube channel and commitment to raising awareness about accessible technology. Learn about: How she built a following on social media Her informative and educational video tutorials How the visually impaired community utilizes accessible technology How the braille d…
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Mark Miller, host, and Dara Golding, producer, speak with Heather Pressman, Director of Learning & Engagement for the Molly Brown House Museum, and Danielle Schulz, Senior Manager of Lifelong Learning and Accessibility at the Denver Art Museum. Today, they talk about writing The Art of Access: A Practical Guide for Museum Accessibility together and…
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Mark Miller, host, and Dara Golding, producer, speak with Christina King, an ocularist at the Center for Ocular Prosthetics in Portland. Today, they talk about the unexpected paths Christina’s career has taken as she always seeks to improve her skills. And how she came to create both fantastical “fun eyes” and realistic eye prosthetics. Learn about…
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Mark Miller speaks with Brandon Cole (aka superblindman on Twitch). Brandon Cole is a man of many hats, including streamer, blogger, voice actor, podcaster, and more. Today, he and Mark talk about their mutual love of video games and dive into what makes a video game accessible. Learn about: The navigational assist accessibility feature in games li…
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In this closing chapter, Evgenia speaks on the theme of solitude. From her eerie, yet enchanting experience of being stranded in a hut by a herd of walruses – to the idea of understanding solitude: in the city, in the Arctic, in lockdown, in life. Evgenia Arbugaeva: Hyperborea - Stories from the Russian Arctic exhibition is available at The Photogr…
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In this penultimate chapter, Evgenia unpacks the significance and spirit of community, closeness and connection to the people and life that she photographs in the Arctic. Hear the story behind the photograph from her Chukotka series. Evgenia Arbugaeva: Hyperborea - Stories from the Russian Arctic exhibition is available at The Photographers' Galler…
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Despite warnings of polar bears and extreme conditions, hear why Evgenia returned to this abandoned room when the Northern Lights appeared, with nothing but stars sparkling in unison, a piano, and the soundtrack of silence. Evgenia Arbugaeva: Hyperborea - Stories from the Russian Arctic exhibition is available at The Photographers' Gallery from 9 O…
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In this chapter, Evgenia describes the unpredictability of the Northern Lights, lasting for a few minutes, or a few hours. After photographing the deserted town of Dikson, and the lights faded muting everything into darkness, listen to the dream-like story Evgenia and her brother experienced during the light of Aurora Borealis. Evgenia Arbugaeva: H…
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Before embarking on the journey to Kanin Nos, Evgenia asked the lighthouse keepers what items she should bring them. To her surprise, it was a specific response – one kilo of cucumbers, 10 bulbs of garlic and one kilo of apples. Explore the story behind the apples that travelled a long way. Evgenia Arbugaeva: Hyperborea - Stories from the Russian A…
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In this chapter, Evgenia talks us through the interesting and intimate story of the meteorologists and lighthouse keepers. The couples, Evgenia and Ivan, photographed with their dog named Dragon, collect water samples to measure the salinity of the seawater in extreme freezing conditions. Evgenia Arbugaeva: Hyperborea - Stories from the Russian Arc…
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In this prelude, Evgenia introduces us to her long-term project, whilst touching on the dynamics between people and her photography, and the instantly grounding experience in the Arctic as a visually cleansing and emotional reality. Evgenia Arbugaeva: Hyperborea - Stories from the Russian Arctic exhibition is available at The Photographers' Gallery…
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Known for her work during the Mississippi Civil Rights movement, hear from legendary activist and documentary photographer Dr Doris Derby journey through her activism, artistic connections, and reasons for picking up, and putting down the camera. Derby is widely recognised for her explorations of black history and culture, producing thousands of ph…
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Hear cross-disciplinary artist Mohamed Bourouissa discuss his nominated exhibition Free Trade (2019) as he explores his wider research into the mechanics of power, looking at economic systems and ongoing tensions between different social and cultural conditions. This conversation was chaired by artist and editor Dámaso Randulfe (Migrant Journal), a…
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In exploration and celebration of Black British culture, GUAP – a youth-led digital media platform, curated an event at TPG that explored the talent, narrative and significant voices that have shaped Black British culture. Listen here to the vibrant, honest and on point panel discussion had by: photographer Vanley Burke, art director Erin O’Garro, …
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Often described as the ‘Godfather of Black British Photography’, Vanley Burke’s iconic images have stimulated debate and captured the evolving cultural landscape and social change in the UK over the past four decades – representing possibly the largest photographic record of the Caribbean Diaspora in Britain. In this conversation, hear Burke talk a…
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In September 2019, ImageNet creator Fei-Fei Li gave a talk at The Photographers' Gallery as part of a 10th anniversary of ImageNet party, talking through the events and key people that led to the datasets creation. The event also featured a series of activities and presentations to showcase the impact of ImageNet, including a discussion by Dr. Alan…
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A rare opportunity to hear from the renowned Swedish photographer Known for intimate black and white documentary images, Anders Petersen is a key figure in shaping post-war photography. Over his career, he has worked internationally, taking on long-term commissions in cities such as Okinawa, Paris and Utrecht, observing and documenting local reside…
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