What Does Rich-Kid Art Look Like? - ArtReview ‘a lot of affable, well-composed, of-the-moment mediocrity by people who could afford it, whose parents could afford it.’ 🎯 artreview.com/what-does-rich…

Neo-Feudalism. Sounds fascinating.

Sublime

Neither do I.

“Today … bohemianism has gone from being a barely tolerated aberration to become the dominant culture … paradoxically making libertinism and bohemianism compulsory, which is to say not genuinely libertine or bohemian at all.”

‘Heart-stopping’: censored pages of history of Elizabeth I reappear after 400 years | British Library | The Guardian theguardian.com/books/2023/jul…

I am baffled, what is classed as a low value degree?

Artists are faced with a culture of intolerance that hates free expression and hates art. Time to push back. Proud to support this important new initiative, launched by Rosie Kay and Denise Fahmy freedominthearts.com

The reality of ME

It’s a problem buying from MOU Footwear The colour of the product delivered does not match that shown on the website. Returns have to be sent to Italy. The customer has to pay for shipping. Item gets delayed in customs and you won’t hear from/receive refund from the seller.

Petition to save the traditional mass. A source of solace and sublimity for so many.

#InternalCoercion

#JudicialInfallibility #AssistedDyingBill #AssistedSuicide

#AssistedDyingBill

Garry Tan Elite education has never been about learning - it’s about manufacturing legitimacy for the ruling class. Harvard, Yale, Stanford, these aren’t schools, they’re credentialing factories. They don’t teach power, they certify who’s allowed to wield it. The SAT, for all its flaws,

🎯

Laura Dodsworth Sadly a prescription for the drugs to end someone's life is £14.78 according to the Government's impact assessment. The amount saved from four months of health care 'not used' by those with a six month diagnosis is £13,075. Again, these are the government's own figures.

BREAKING: Over a hundred thousand people are in the streets of London, demanding an end to the Islamic Republic and standing with the Iranian people.

In Japanese, "tsundoku" means collecting books and letting them pile up, not from neglect, but for the joy of knowing they're there, full of untold stories.