Jul
21
Going out of Brighton on the coast towards Eastbourne for a day, following my interview with Boutique Modern eco houses in Uckfield.
Not everyone know that the Tate open a wing adjacent to the theatre so here:
http://www.townereastbourne.org.uk
A nice day by the sea and a change of brighton scenery…
Jul
15
Great evening, as always with the Random art team.
Today with guests artists:
Stevie Unknown & Cassettelord
Plus
Cassettelord & Rod Clark
Jul
14
There’ s an old building that got refreshed recently and open to the public last June.
Great contemporary artists exhibiting ( females and males)
A link to the massive Tate Modern throughout a new bridge for easy acess, so, go to see and don’t forget to get to the 10th floor to look at London as if you were a bird!
Jul
14
Mais quelle collaboration choisir?
Lire, s’interesser, se renseigner, rechercher ici:
http://www.vacarme.org/article2907.html
Faites tourner.
Vacarme, c’est quoi?
La:
Jul
14
There s a new show in town that need to be seen for anyone who is in love with African fabrics!
Here:
example
Jul
13
Today’s England future…under massive grey clouds -in the middle of July -following a disastrous Brexit result that put a nation under stress and worries about their future and those of their children…
Today, Theresa May is elected prime Minister:
“A UK Government is elected for a period of five years . The five years run from the first meeting of Parliament following the general election. The Prime Minister can stay in office as long as he a) wins the election b) has the backing of his party to remain as leader.” Internet Source
Bellow is what Theresa May has voted and her opinions on ruling us for the next five years:
Reading is strongly recommended:
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/10426/theresa_may/maidenhead/votes#environmentSource from My society data, they work for you.
Oh and for what she has voted above,
She gets paid £11,8333.333/monthly…
(That probably include a car with chauffeur and various secondary houses and residence abroad and numerous other benefits that the tax payers who voted “leave” are happy to substitute)
The picture is getting clearer:
Less ecology
More surveillance
More police
Less freedom of speech
More privatisation
Can 80% (99%)of the English population actually afford to continue to live in such conditions?
No pay rise, less micro enterprises, private healthcare, housing cost rising, mortgage rate rising, expensive education…
An England who care for its people? AnEngland who value it’s working forces?
How can a country be standing strong and pride if there is no gratitude express to its citizens?
Worth reading is this article about the prime minister of United Kingdom Great Britain and Northern Ireland before Wikipedia disappear off the radar…
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_Minister_of_the_United_Kingdom
“Broken Britain is a term which has been used in The Sun newspaper, and by the Conservative Party to describe a perceived widespread state of social decay in the United Kingdom.” (Source Wikipedia)
Broken England thanks to you Conservative party…
Jul
13
You want to use a darkroom again? Enough of digital images, fancy getting your hands back to the basic?
Here
Near you in Brighton:
http://brightondarkroom.org.uk
Jul
12
Moi et Le pumpkin of Yayoi 🙂
An exhibition of new sculptures, paintings & mirror room installations spanning Victoria miro’s three galleries and waterside garden
25may-30july 2016
Great experience and must see, new pieces from this lush woman artist. Don’t miss it!
Jul
11
Lucy Dalano
Go to visit the MA Fine Arts at the Brighton faculty of arts before it’s gone!
Here are some of my favourites artists that, I think, deserve some attention.
Lucy Delano: Great emergent woman artist, impeccable work, simple, concise, clean and … My favourite) perfect in many ways! I love it!
Susan Fynes, amazing detailed paintings. Abstract geometric patterns in massive scale. Inspiring!
The sound of JD Douglas is something of another dimension and I found that it can help your concentration! ( and imagination!)
