I seem to be getting back to some kind of productivity via the pleasure of ink on paper:
but here’s one answer to the question: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/feb/26/robert-mercer-breitbart-war-on-media-steve-bannon-donald-trump-nigel-farage
Sigh…
The other side of the iceberg is full of other ‘isms’: sexism, racism, capitalism, neoliberalism. After DT melts away these will all still be there.
Environmental protection should be on one of the lower bricks, along with public transport and many other things – but you get the idea I hope…
(Caveat: I have been pondering lately the importance of using complete and well-formed sentences capable of being judged as true or false when arguing for a position or policy, but I couldn’t resist this metaphor. While ‘a picture paints a thousand words’ it is of course pure rhetoric and asserts nothing.)
Word of 2016?
Indian ink
Today we hung my exhibition at Gallery Artemis in Cockermouth, Cumbria, which starts tomorrow and goes on till September 10 – here’s a sneak preview:
There were two people on either side of a wall – but then the wall turned into a tree…
Experimenting with tracings of abstract drawings, layers, stitched together with thread
Pen and ink, wash and thread on paper and tracing paper
Card2Kendal is another post-flood fundraising event. This is my little contribution:
ink on tracing paper
ideas melt like snow 