Published Work
This archive documents selected published work, image credits, research collaborations and independent media references involving The Dollie House.
Selected published credits and collaborations across documentary practice, research, environment, textiles, and cultural work.
DearTomorrow's project page for its Climate Lounge collaboration explicitly credits The Dollie House for the project's images and video.
Published creditImages and video captured by DOLLIEHOUSE
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A peer-reviewed publication recognising The Dollie House's contribution to collaborative public-health research.
Published creditRizqah Dollie and Reshaan Dollie listed as authors and affiliated with The Dollie House - Visual Anthropology
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The Dollie House documented the planting and community activity at the Khoi First Nations Forest, with the imagery published on SUGi's permanent forest page.
Published creditPlanting images by The Dollie House
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Twyg's editorial coverage of wool, nature, livelihoods and textile localisation at Africa Textile Talks, photographed throughout by The Dollie House.
Published creditAll images: The Dollie House
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Twyg's coverage of circularity, local production and textile-industry renewal at Africa Textile Talks, documented by The Dollie House.
Published creditImages all by: The Dollie House
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Twyg invites audiences to revisit the Threads of Renewal exhibition through The Dollie House's lens.
Published creditAll images by The Dollie House
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UWC's report on its period-poverty initiative includes a published image credited to Dollie House.
Published creditImage by: Dollie House
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Twyg's feature on the And Yet We Imagine exhibition includes photographs of the exhibition and its collaborators by The Dollie House.
Published creditPhoto: The Dollie House
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Twyg's annual fashion review includes The Dollie House photographs from the Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards and Africa Textile Talks.
Published creditSelected photographs by The Dollie House
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A documented participatory research case involving Photovoice training, ethical photography and image-selection workshops facilitated by The Dollie House.
Published creditThe Dollie House Productions identified as the Photovoice training and facilitation service provider
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DearTomorrow's project page for its Climate Lounge collaboration explicitly credits The Dollie House for the project's images and video.
Published creditImages and video captured by DOLLIEHOUSE
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A peer-reviewed publication recognising The Dollie House's contribution to collaborative public-health research.
Published creditRizqah Dollie and Reshaan Dollie listed as authors and affiliated with The Dollie House - Visual Anthropology
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The Dollie House documented the planting and community activity at the Khoi First Nations Forest, with the imagery published on SUGi's permanent forest page.
Published creditPlanting images by The Dollie House
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Twyg's editorial coverage of wool, nature, livelihoods and textile localisation at Africa Textile Talks, photographed throughout by The Dollie House.
Published creditAll images: The Dollie House
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Twyg's coverage of circularity, local production and textile-industry renewal at Africa Textile Talks, documented by The Dollie House.
Published creditImages all by: The Dollie House
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Twyg invites audiences to revisit the Threads of Renewal exhibition through The Dollie House's lens.
Published creditAll images by The Dollie House
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UWC's report on its period-poverty initiative includes a published image credited to Dollie House.
Published creditImage by: Dollie House
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Twyg's feature on the And Yet We Imagine exhibition includes photographs of the exhibition and its collaborators by The Dollie House.
Published creditPhoto: The Dollie House
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Twyg's annual fashion review includes The Dollie House photographs from the Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards and Africa Textile Talks.
Published creditSelected photographs by The Dollie House
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A documented participatory research case involving Photovoice training, ethical photography and image-selection workshops facilitated by The Dollie House.
Published creditThe Dollie House Productions identified as the Photovoice training and facilitation service provider
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The third day of Africa Textile Talks, covering care, circular design and African textile futures, photographed by The Dollie House.
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Twyg's festive guide uses portraits and awards photography by The Dollie House, including images of sustainable-fashion award recipients.
Published creditSelected photographs by The Dollie House
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Twyg's explainer on the Global Organic Textile Standard includes a Dollie House photograph from Africa Textile Talks.
Published creditFinal image by The Dollie House
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A Twyg feature on textile artist Gina van der Ploeg includes The Dollie House imagery from Africa Textile Talks.
Published creditImage by The Dollie House
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