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Poetry, history, social justice Land Class Nature
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Jaq - Art &c
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Egon Schiele (1890–1918) Still Life with Books (The Artist’s Desk) 1914-16
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Uniformbooks
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Morden Station, 1926 / 1929.
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Ian The Daily Nature Photo Man
4 days ago
Day 1328 of
#IansDailyPhotoChallenge
and even the ladybugs are now having meetings, asking how long it is until spring 🤗🐞🐞🐞❤️
#inspiringnature
#wildlife
#naturephotography
#MentalHealthMatters
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Longbarrow Press
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And like this, this reservoir walled with stone and thistle reflecting ourselves back to ourselves, or how shame sits at the centre of things, like the first cuckoo in spring. 'The Blue Hour' Angelina D'Roza £2 off until 20 February
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Jaq - Art &c
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Albert Baertsoen The Rooftops of Ghent (unfinished) c1920-22 A great opportunity to see an artist's work in progress; the grid he has drawn is still visible on the top right hand side.
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Longbarrow Press
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I call you grandson, and you look and in that look, you become my grandson. Like this, like light returning from one mirror to another, we create each other. 'The Blue Hour' Angelina D'Roza £2 off until 20 Feb
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As Clara Mattei says: Capitalism IS working exactly how it’s meant to - ‘Liberal democracy is an oligarchic farce’.
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Working Class History
5 days ago
#OtD
16 Feb 1986 200 roving pickets from the Hormel foods plant in Austin, MN, on strike since Aug picketed a plant in Dubuque, Iowa. Despite UFCW union officials telling workers to go in, half of the 900 workers refused
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Longbarrow Press
6 days ago
I dream in fragments of Rhapsody in Blue the opening phrase never descending to answer its own question. I dream in notations of wildflowers, the iolanthe’s quiet dissent against the clamouring larkspur... 'The Blue Hour' Angelina D'Roza £2 off until 20 Feb
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The Stage
15 days ago
★★ Review: My Brother’s a Genius – Disappointing drama for young people about neurodivergent twins. Read The Stage's review 👇
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My Brother’s a Genius review at Sheffield Playhouse: Woefully undercooked
Read our review of My Brother’s a Genius at Sheffield Playhouse. Debris Stevenson's latest is a disappointing drama for young people about neurodivergent twins
https://www.thestage.co.uk/reviews/my-brothers-a-genius-review-sheffield-playhouse?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Bluesky#Echobox=1770376552-3
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saw this today in Sheffield it's marvellous!
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Shabana Mir
9 days ago
The Stranger (1957-1958, oil on canvas).
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Becca Thorne
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Latest
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Jaq - Art &c
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Andrew Gifford
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Jaq - Art &c
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Hans am Ende (1864–1918) “Birken im Moor” (Birch trees on the Moor) c.1900
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Stephen Barlow
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This evening's Starling murmuration on Sinker's Fields, Whixall.
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the enemy comes in a Learjet not in small boats
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what a beautiful piece of found art
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Jeremy Corbyn
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The genocide in Gaza never ended — and Britain is still complicit.
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Shabana Mir
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Jennifer Packer (American, b. 1984). A Lesson in Longing (2019, Oil on canvas).
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Shabana Mir
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Mikhail Mikhailovich Germashev (Russian | 1867 - 1930). Dawn (oil on canvas).
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ASSIST Sheffield 🧡
17 days ago
ASSIST Winter Solidarity Appeal has finished! Our community sent a powerful message in response to the hostility and hate towards people seeking sanctuary. You chose solidarity! ✊🏽 Whether you donated £5, £100, bought Christmas Cards, or simply liked and shared our posts. THANK YOU. 🧡 (1⬇)
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Long_Painter
17 days ago
The tree looked like it wanted to eat that campfire.
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Longbarrow Press
17 days ago
Somewhere in Tethys’ salty darkness, in spurts of milt and billowing roe, eels are birthing their posterity, a spore-storm of eggs in uncountable centillions, each buoyed on its micron of oil. 'Eely' Steve Ely A symphony in four movements £2 off until midnight
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Philippa R. Francis
18 days ago
It's a beautiful book - get in!
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Matt Clegg
24 days ago
Adam Curtis's HYPERNORMALISATION How governments, financiers and technological utopists have changed the complex "real world" into a more useful and simpler "fake world"...
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Hypernormalisation
YouTube video by iBanana
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt86SSNQKPw
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This is a marvellous read. Dark and grisly as ever - modern villains, heroes and other players shed a resonant light on then and now, just as great translations always do.
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Jaq - Art &c
18 days ago
Charles Harbutt (1935 - 2015) photographer 📷 Scrivener. Wall Street, New York, 1970
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Matt Clegg
18 days ago
6) A classic is a book that has never finished saying what it has to say. ~Italo Calvino, 'Why Read the Classics'
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Jaq - Art &c
18 days ago
Václav Radimský (1867 – 1946) Friend of Claude Monet, he lived and worked near Giverny
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Jaq - Art &c
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René Quillivic (1879-1969), En pleine mer, 1921. Wood engraving,
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This is a marvellous read. Dark and grisly as ever - modern villains, heroes and other players shed a resonant light on then and now, just as great translations always do.
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Looks amazing, I've just ordered it
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Scientific American
19 days ago
After a year of protests from astronomers, authorities have abandoned plans for a giant, light-polluting renewable-energy facility in Chile’s Atacama Desert
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Astronomers have won the latest battle over dark skies, but the global conflict continues
After a year of protests from astronomers, authorities have abandoned plans for a giant, light-polluting renewable-energy facility in Chile’s Atacama Desert
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/astronomers-triumph-over-telescope-threatening-energy-project-in-chile/
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Shabana Mir
20 days ago
There are NO hostages left in Gaza but Israel keeps killing refugees ... under American protection, with American funding. We are a Biblically evil power.
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I saw this too from my bedroom window last night
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19 days ago
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Longbarrow Press
19 days ago
Born in the Garden, died in the Flames, Cain’s spree-kill, carbon-offset Endtime. Ninety million years of life, two hundred years of death, coming down every year to a single fear: will this be the spring that none return? 'Eely' Steve Ely £2 off until 4 February
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Steve Eely
22 days ago
It was bastards
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A.V. Deggar
22 days ago
Effectively, I wrote about this for
@bylinetimes.bsky.social
three years ago, in a piece was on the mainstreaming of conspiracism—which is basically what Question Time does when it regularly platforms ethnonationalists or genocide-deniers.
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Shabana Mir
23 days ago
Mustafa Al-Hallaj (Palestinian, 1938-2002). Self Portrait from the masonite print "Self Portrait as Man, God, and the Devil" (1996-2002).
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Jeff Sharlet
23 days ago
Just found this tacked up at the college at which I teach, which has recently signed a deal with Anthropic, which stole 6 of my books and books by 131 colleagues.
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Long_Painter
23 days ago
Off Trail 6”x6” oil
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Barbara Carrara
24 days ago
One of my favourite Thiollier photographs is this joyously dynamic one, from 1899. One to enjoy on this snow-filled day, at least in my neck of the woods (N-W Italy).
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Helen Macdonald
24 days ago
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Should artists get a basic income like they do in Ireland?
Could the government pay salaries to musicians and artists - no strings attached like they do in Ireland?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2yp1ewwq5o
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єяıҡѧ | Normalityistoxic
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shot of an alleyway in Shibuya, Japan 🇯🇵 2019 This trip really changed me in many ways which formed a new passion for real travel beyond a tourist agenda and learning about the world.
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Jaq - Art &c
25 days ago
Waiting in the Hotel Room, 2011 by James Hart Dyke
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Further to this though, money needs to recruit to maintain its power. By wielding that power, its punishes those who refuse to believe its ideology. And will chuckle as the hungry cower.
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Matt Clegg
25 days ago
he Story That's Ruining Your Life - Barry's Economics Stories aren't just entertainment. Behavioural science has proven, again and again, that the story you believe about human nature literally becomes the person you turn into.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhtu...
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The Story That's Ruining Your Life - Barry's Economics
YouTube video by Barry's Economics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhtup3h9N2k
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