Tag: Mental health

Architecture, Art, Books, Business, Community Arts, Documentary, Fine Art, Hand-Made Art, History, Journalism, Mental health, Photographic Art, Text, theory, Travel, Uncategorized, Words19 Sep 2018

Vernazza, Italy, 20th July 2017.

SHOWING IN CULTURE NIGHT BELFAST 18, THIS FRIDAY! As part of The Belfast Photo Factory; my work will be exhibited during #CNBX| Established Coffee – 54 Hill Street #Belfast! Come along + enjoy! Follow the links: ‘Vernazza‘ https://kevindohertyart.com/ BPF Project(or)
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Art, Fine Art, Mental health, Mental illness, Photographic Art, theory, Uncategorized, Words10 Sep 2018

What is different? #WSPD.

closed curtains; 1936.
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Art, Fine Art, Philosophy, Photographic Art, Text, theory, Uncategorized, Words9 Sep 2018

‘What is different?’

What is different? – in photography, this statement and question has come recently to mean quite a great deal to me.
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Architecture, Art, Books, Community Arts, Documentary, Fine Art, Mental health, Philosophy, Photographic Art, Text, theory, Travel, Uncategorized4 Sep 2018

Walking at the end of Summer; N. Belfast.

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Art, Community Arts, Documentary, Mental health, Mental illness, Photographic Art, Uncategorized30 Jun 2018

I LOVE THE NHS @ 70.

I LOVE THE NHS @ 70. #Belfast #NHS70
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Art, Community Arts, Documentary, Fine Art, Mental health, Mental illness, Photographic Art, Text, Travel, Uncategorized5 Jun 2018

Castle Espie wetland Centre.

Today at Castle Espie wetland Centre.
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Mental health, Mental illness, Photographic Art, Uncategorized, Video, Words2 Jun 2018

FRAGMENTS – A FILM

Fragments – documents how an expression of love, unrequited, led to self-exile, isolation, breakdown and eventual homecoming. For further information see: Mindwisenv.org & esc-film.com
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Art, Documentary, Fine Art, Photographic Art, Uncategorized6 May 2018

Murlough Bay, walking.

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Art, Community Arts, Documentary, Fine Art, Photographic Art, Uncategorized27 Apr 2018

38 Photographs, taken while walking (in a cycle).

Queen Marys Gardens, Belfast.
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