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Dazzle Ship

On each occasion it’s been held (this is the eighth) the Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art always tries to have at least one large outdoors installation. In 2014 this is the so-called ‘Dazzle...

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Scottish Independence or Unite and Fight

I hope it doesn’t sound hypocritical for someone who has nothing but the utmost contempt for the system of bourgeois Parliamentary ‘democracy’ but it was good to hear that the idea of Scottish...

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Mayas: revelation of an endless time

I don’t know how they did it but the curators of the World Museum Liverpool have pulled off something of a coup by getting the exhibition: Mayas: revelation of an endless time. Such an impressive and...

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Dazzle Ship

On each occasion it’s been held (this is the eighth) the Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art always tries to have at least one large outdoors installation. In 2014 this is the so-called ‘Dazzle...

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Frederick Engels in Manchester

Frederick Engels – revolutionary fighter, philosopher, close comrade-in-arms of Karl Marx – has returned to Manchester. Almost 150 years since he worked in the city (and thereby being able to support...

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Realism made a come back in Edinburgh – Autumn 2017

Having some knowledge of Socialist Realist Art from the erstwhile Socialist countries it was a pleasure to be able to visit the exhibition in Edinburgh, in the autumn of 2017, on British Realist...

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Karl Marx Tomb and Memorial

Karl Marx Tomb and Memorial The British working class have shown themselves somewhat reluctant to take on board the revolutionary ideas of Karl Marx in the past. This is a shame on a number of levels...

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‘Burnt School’– Mackintosh Building, Glasgow School of Art

‘Burnt School’ – Mackintosh Building, Glasgow School of Art ‘To allow a building to burn down may be regarded as a misfortune; to allow it to do so twice looks like carelessness.’ (With apologies to...

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Food banks – the biggest growing business in Britain after charity shops

Foodbanks are becoming a feature of British society as the ‘austerity’ measure bite. The nation should prepare itself for a great deal more hot air as more and more people become dependent upon...

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Realism made a come back in Edinburgh – Autumn 2017

Having some knowledge of Socialist Realist Art from the erstwhile Socialist countries it was a pleasure to be able to visit the exhibition in Edinburgh, in the autumn of 2017, on British Realist...

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Britain at the time of ‘Our Plan to Rebuild’– a strategy of sorts

More on covid pandemic 2020 Britain at the time of Our Plan to Rebuild – a strategy of sorts I wouldn’t go to the extent of calling it a strategy, but things have changed slightly with the policy of...

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Now into the third month of lock down – confusion remains in Britain

More on covid pandemic 2020 Now into the third month of lock down – confusion remains in Britain Most people were waiting for the easing of the lock down but when it was announced it came with the...

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Britain still in covid-19 lock down – with the lunatics in charge of the asylum

More on covid pandemic 2020 Britain still in covid-19 lock down – with the lunatics in charge of the asylum The same issues keep on coming up and the Government of the Buffoon (but with the Buffoon...

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June 2020 – Britain still with covid-19 – and Cummins

More on covid pandemic 2020 June 2020 – Britain still with covid-19 – and Cummins Britain stuck with the pandemic – the Buffoon and Cummins – and still with covid-19. But at least the sun’s shining....

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When you thought the situation in Britain couldn’t get any worse – the...

More on covid pandemic 2020 When you thought the situation in Britain couldn’t get any worse – the Buffoon opens his mouth If you are unfortunate enough to be living in Britain in 2020 – during the...

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On the eve of the announcement of the most substantial relaxation of lock...

More on covid pandemic 2020 On the eve of the announcement of the most substantial relaxation of lock down so far Later on today, Tuesday 23rd June, the Buffoon will be making an announcement (as usual...

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July 4th – ‘Independence Day’ or Armageddon

More on covid pandemic 2020 July 4th – ‘Independence Day’ or Armageddon With less than 24 hours to go before ‘The Great Relaxation’ how prepared is England to face the ‘new normal’? ‘Abandon all hope,...

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A week of incompetence, hypocrisy, revenge and corruption – life returns to...

More on covid pandemic 2020 A week of incompetence, hypocrisy, revenge and corruption – life returns to normal in the UK The weekend of 4th – 5th July saw a big jump towards normality (or the ‘new...

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24th July – the day England went under (face) cover – perhaps

More on covid pandemic 2020 24th July – the day England went under (face) cover – perhaps July 24th will go down in history as the day that face ‘coverings’ became mandatory in English shops and other...

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From bad to worse – August 2020 in Pandemic Britain

More on covid pandemic 2020 From bad to worse – August 2020 in Pandemic Britain England Number One in Europe – when it comes to death – Scotland Third Now official, England Number One when it comes to...

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