Bassam

Bassam Aramin is a Palestinian who had been a Fatah Freedom militant and served seven years in prison in Israel. … More

One magazine, many stories

Cultural diversity – who needs it? Community relations – you must be joking. Some people are opposed to mixing and … More

John Baucher: It is nothing new

You have previously shown a smaller collection of similar works at the Imagine! Festival for Ideas and politics in March. … More

Source Magazine: Thinking Through Photography – About Source

Portfolio — A Pocket History of Northern Ireland

“And then there is the phenomenon known as Derry Girls. A television comedy written by Lisa McGee and set in … More

The polite rebel: Sheelagh Murnaghan

The polite rebel: Sheelagh Murnaghan by Allan LEONARD 3 October 2019 Sheelagh Murnaghan was the only Liberal Party MP (1961-69) … More

Book review — Great Thinkers (The School of Life)

Great Thinkers is a compilation of 60 short essays — about 1,500 to 3,000 words each — published by The … More

Book review — Anna Lo: The Place I Call Home

Book review: Anna Lo: The Place I Call Home by Allan LEONARD 15 August 2019 Anna Lo writes with a … More

Reporting the Troubles: A swirl of emotions

Reporting the Troubles: A swirl of emotions by Allan LEONARD 6 August 2019 As part of the EastSide Arts Festival, … More

Post-Agreement identity narratives: A photographic essay

The 1998 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement gives legal recognition to the coexisting and overlapping national citizenships in Northern Ireland, entitling those … More

“In my imagination, it was true”: Margins of Excess exhibition talk by Max Pinckers

“In my imagination, it was true”: Margins of Excess exhibition artist talk by Max Pinckers by Allan LEONARD 14 June … More

Belfast Exposed exhibition talk: Post Truth: The new normal of the undefined, abstract, and make believe

Belfast Exposed exhibition talk: Post Truth: The new normal of the undefined, abstract, and make believe by Allan LEONARD 30 … More