Seamus Murphy
- Born
- 1959 · Ireland.
- Nationality
- United Kingdom
- Occupation
- film director · photographer · screenwriter · cinematographer
- Languages
- English
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- 1.Seamus Murphy In Conversation. Conversations with Tyler.
- 2.Seamus Murphy profile. The VII Foundation.
- 3.World Press Photo Awards. World Press Photo.
- 4.World Understanding Award. Pictures of the Year International.
- 5.A Darkness Visible: Afghanistan. MediaStorm.
- 6.Murphy, Seamus. A Darkness Visible: Afghanistan. Saqi Books. 2008.
- 7.Griswold, Eliza; Murphy, Seamus. I Am The Beggar of the World. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. 2014.
- 8.Murphy, Seamus; Harvey, PJ. The Hollow of the Hand. Bloomsbury. 2015.
- 9.Murphy, Seamus. The Republic. Allen Lane. 2016.
- 10.Murphy, Seamus. Strange Love. Setanta Books. 2025.
- 11.Review: A Dog Called Money. The New York Times.
- 12.Film review. The Irish Times.
- 13.Photographers and Music Videos. The New Yorker.
- 14.Q Awards Best Video. Q Magazine.
- 15.Once Again: Photographs in Series. Art Blart.
- 16.Eyeshot Street Photography. Eyeshot 50mm Interview Series (Documentary Photography Discussion). YouTube.
- 17.Are These Photos Russia or America?. Amateur Photographer. November 2025.
- 18.Seamus Murphy In Conversation. Conversations with Tyler. September 2025.
- 19.Seamus Murphy took his camera from the Rust Belt to Russia. What he saw took him aback. The Irish Times. 14 June 2025.
- 20.Images of Ireland. Mayfair Times. February 2025.
- 21.Seamus Murphy In Conversation with Eliza Griswold. YouTube. February 2025.
- 22.Seamus Murphy's new Russia: Strange Love. The Observer. May 2025.
- 23.Episode 145: Seamus Murphy, Documentary Photography. 10FPS. May 2025.
- 24.Reflections on Covering Afghanistan. Global Center for Journalism and Trauma. October 2022.
- 25.The Peculiar Sensation of Being Pat Ingoldsby review: a portrait of the artist as an older gentleman. The Irish Times. 4 November 2022.
- 26.The Peculiar Sensation of Being Pat Ingoldsby reviewed. Dublin Inquirer. November 2022.
- 27.Seamus Murphy Kabul photograph. The Washington Post. May 2022.
- 28.A Dog Called Money review. The New York Times. 9 December 2020.
- 29.On the Road with House of Homeland. TalkHouse. December 2020.
- 30.PJ Harvey and Seamus Murphy interview about A Dog Called Money. YouTube. November 2019.
- 31.Seamus Murphy Kabul, November 1994. ArtBlart. July 2019.
- 32.We didn't have any rules – director Seamus Murphy on collaborating with PJ Harvey for A Dog Called Money. Crack Magazine. February 2019.
- 33.A Photographic Life: Episode 126, Seamus Murphy. United Nations of Photography. September 2020.
- 34.A Dog Called Money – Director Seamus Murphy. Film School Radio. December 2020.
- 35.Fragments of Experience. Modern Times. February 2019.
- 36.Book Review: The Republic. YouTube. January 2019.
- 37.Two and a Quarter. Poetry Foundation. October 2017.
- 38.Capturing Ireland's lawless, wild irreverence on camera. The Irish Times. January 2017.
- 39.Darkness and light in PJ Harvey's gritty essay on stark reality. The Guardian. 28 September 2016.
- 40.PJ Harvey and Seamus Murphy share a moving document of conflict. i-D Magazine. July 2016.
- 41.Review of The Republic by Seamus Murphy. The Observer. April 2016.
- 42.I gave a famous rock star a windshield tour of DC — and didn't know who she was. The Washington Post. 18 March 2016.
- 43.PJ Harvey & Seamus Murphy review: Hollow of the Hand, Southbank Centre. The Guardian. 11 October 2015.
- 44.Review: Hollow of the Hand. The Quietus. October 2015.
- 45.On the Road with PJ Harvey in Pictures. The Guardian. 9 October 2015.
- 46.The Hollow of the Hand, Festival Hall music review. Evening Standard. October 2015.
- 47.Eliza Griswold and Seamus Murphy document Afghanistan's landays. Slate. March 2014.
- 48.I Am the Beggar of the World. The Christian Science Monitor. April 2014.
- 49.Still Moving: Photographers Music Videos. The New Yorker. March 2012.
- 50.A Darkness Visible: Afghanistan. MediaStorm. November 2011.
- 51.Patti Smith chooses Seamus Murphy's music film as one of her top 10 art pieces. Artforum. October 2011.
- 52.A Photographer's Long-Term Look at Afghanistan. NPR. September 2011.
- 53.Afghanistan by Seamus Murphy. Film Courage. September 2011.
- 54.The Man Who Maketh Polly Jeans Movies. Slant Magazine. January 2011.
- 55.Two films from Let England Shake. The Siren Call. January 2011.
- 56.A Darkness Visible. The Digital Journalist. August 2009.
- 57.Frontline Club Interview: A Darkness Visible. YouTube. October 2008.
- 58.Preparing for War in Iraq. Granta Magazine. July 2008.
- 59.The Making of Paradise Now. BBC. November 2005.
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