Oh wow, so there's an email doing the rounds alleging (in quite unnerving detail) that over a period of several years George Osborne starved public services of funding based on a deeply flawed theory of the relationship between government finances and economic growth

It’s easy to normalise The Telegraph and other right-wing media spreading lies about minorities but this is not a normal way to exist. Journalists are intentionally stoking hatred against disabled people in this country. Nothing less.

Under a Binface government, anyone who doesn’t accept human-made climate change as fact will be sent back to school, from Year 1 right the way to A Levels, to see if anything goes in the second time round. #VoteBinface

Those damned climate protestors walking slowly, causing havoc and delays in Rhodes this afternoon. Oh, wait- sorry it’s the climate causing the havoc. Mass holiday evacuations have now begun. Perhaps we should build more wind farms or something. x.com/hughesy_1985/s…

I took 1 star reviews of #Barbie from furious men on letterboxd and put them on the posters because it makes the film seem ever cooler.

"If they shut down the ticket offices all over the country, it'd be horrendous." As big rail companies try to get rid of ticket offices, Ruber Reuter speaks to people with disabilities to find out how the move could affect their daily travel.

So we've moved on to the 'trying to stop people from being run over is woke' stage of the culture war theguardian.com/politics/2023/…

When someone said Greenpeace were on my house I said Downing street? They said no, so I said Chequers? They said no, so I said my Kensington mews house? They said no, so I said my apartment in South Kensington? They said no, so I said not my Santa Monica penthouse? They said no..

I see the same newspapers that spent years either ignoring massive public protests involving many thousands of people, or actively backing draconian restrictions on them, is suddenly massively in favour of this disruptive, but small, protest movement involving at most 300 people.

Introducing Sculpture Journal 32.4, a Special Issue titled 'Valuing sculpture: art, craft and industry, 1660–1860'. Contributions reconsider the significance of the interrelationships between art, craft & industry. Browse articles online: bit.ly/Sculpture-Jour… HenryMooreInstitute WRoCAH

So proud of this special issue and the hard work from everyone involved, especially the amazing Charlotte Davis Massive thanks to HenryMooreInstitute, WRoCAH and History of Art York for your support of this project.

Really interested to find out more about Thomas Archer's career and architectural approach today. Online and in person at noon, do join us.

This week we will host Edward McParland from Trinity College Dublin who will speak on the language of architectural classicism. 'From Looking to Seeing: the Language of Architectural Classicism' in person and on Zoom, Friday at noon BST. #CSCASeminar

Today at noon BST, in person and on Zoom, don't miss Edward McParland speaking on 'From Looking to Seeing: the Language of Architectural Classicism'. Join online here: cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/88396099608?… #CSCASeminar Downing College ArtHistory Cambridge

For this Friday's #CSCASeminar we host Jason Nguyen from the University of Toronto speaking on 'Crafting Contracts: Architects, Notaries, and the Architecture of Commemoration in 17th-century France'. Join us at noon GMT in person and online. Downing College ArtHistory Cambridge

Join us later today for Jason Nguyen's #CSCASeminar. Today at noon GMT, in person and on zoom. Sign up online here: cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/88396099608?… Downing College ArtHistory Cambridge

Today at noon #CSCAseminar, with Livia Lupi speaking about 'Painting Architecture in Early Renaissance Italy', join us in person or online. ArtHistory Cambridge Downing College Join online here: cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/88396099608?…

This week we host Simon Bradley, joint editor of the Pevsner Architectural Guides, for the #CSCASeminar. He will speak on 'The Buildings of England'. Join us on Friday at noon in person and online. ArtHistory Cambridge Downing College

Happening today as 12:00 GMT. Join us for Natalia Petkova speaking on 'Stone and Classicism at Downing College'. In person and online. All welcome. Downing College ArtHistory Cambridge Join online here: cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/88396099608?…

Robert Proctor will be speaking at the final #CSCASeminar of term today at noon GMT. In person and online, do join us. Downing College ArtHistory Cambridge Join online here: cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/88396099608?…