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Screenshot of the RTÉ Culture webpage. The title reads: "In The Picture: Lisa Freeman's Slipped, Fell and Smacked My Face off The Dance Floor, Tuesday 22 November 2022 17:18. There's a link to play the piece and the body of text below is cropped by the frame of the screenshot

RTÉ Culture focus on Lisa Freeman’s Slipped, Fell… and ‘aemi online’ introductory essay by Dennis McNulty

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Announcement! New cinema programmes, free masterclass & exhibition at 67th Cork International Film Festival 2022

Film Artist in Residence at UCC

Arts Council opportunities: Film Artist in Residence at UCC 2023, ilDÁNA & more

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‘Some Notes on Access, Art, and Writing’ recent text by Lucie McLaughlin

Black text on a plain lilac background reads: FUNDING OPPORTUNITY

Upcoming Arts Council funding opportunities – Authored Works, Reel Art, Open Call

Black text on a plain coral red background reads: FUNDING OPPORTUNITY

Upcoming Arts Council funding opportunity – Film Project Award

A still image from Tessa Hughes Freeland’s black and white film Baby Doll from 1982. Two young, slim women with voluminous hair are dancing together beside a floor-to-ceiling mirror. One woman has blonde, shoulder-length, wavy hair and wears a light slip dress. She is smiling and extends one arm back above her head while gleefully stepping forward with the opposite leg. The second woman has shorter, black curly hair, she is leaning forward and is moving her shoulders and arms rhythmically. She is wearing a black knee-length skirt, a black bra top that shows her cleavage, and black high heel sandals. Strings of white pearls are wrapped around her neck and one ankle

Dublin Art Life | Rachel Garfield and the Legacy of Punk Film: the negation of idealised femininity