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FIRST TRADITIONAL COPPER PLATE ETCHING ON GALILEO MARKETPLACE! A powerful limited-edition artwork that made waves at the RA Summer Exhibition, where a prince of Saudi Arabia acquired a print and was deeply impressed by its insight into the revolution. This copper plate etching,

Philosophy in Motion: A Dyslexic’s Political Lens What if the lens through which we view politics is as intricate and transformative as a tower reaching toward chaos and clarity? As a dyslexic political artist, I see the world not in neat binaries but as a tapestry of

PHILOSOPHY IN MOTION: A DYSLEXIC’S POLITICAL LENS The Politics of Sugar-Coated Promises In politics, it’s easy to get distracted by sweet promises that sound too good to resist. Take the Labour Party’s #D50000 Lollipop, for example. Every election cycle, they hand it out to the

IS DYSLEXIA REAL? A PERSONAL TAKE ON THE CONTROVERSY I don’t usually talk about dyslexia or my views on it, but Peter Hitchens’ recent article sparked a lot of outrage mostly from people who misunderstood his argument. Unfortunately, stepping back and actually comprehending what

PHILOSOPHY IN MOTION: A DYSLEXIC’S POLITICAL LENS They say history repeats itself but for those of us with a uniquely dyslexic long-term memory, it’s not so much repetition as an ongoing saga of government overreach, dressed in new clothes. Over a decade ago, I created an

PHILOSOPHY IN MOTION: A DYSLEXIC’S POLITICAL LENS The Holy Racist Hand Grenade – A Political Worm's Last Stand Nigel Farage has finally done it. He’s reached deep into his Boomer Baby arsenal and pulled out the Holy Racist Hand Grenade—the go-to weapon when arguments crumble.

LOCKDOWN OR LOCK UP: FREEDOM ON TRIAL Borrington 2025 Art Show – Coming Summer 2025 A world unraveling. A system built on deception. A society caught between enforced compliance and the illusion of choice. For the first time, Borrington’s entire body of work since 2019 will be

LOCKDOWN OR LOCK UP: FREEDOM ON TRIAL This is an open call for ideas! We invite you to submit concepts for a piece of work exploring the theme Lockdown or Lock Up: Freedom on Trial. Artist David Borrington will select one idea to bring to life for his upcoming show. As a fan of

OPEN CALL FOR IDEAS: ARTISTS, THINKERS & REBELS! LOCKDOWN OR LOCK UP: FREEDOM ON TRIAL Borrington is seeking six bold, thought-provoking ideas from diverse minds across the political spectrum for a special edition box set launching alongside his 2025 exhibition. In a world

PHILOSOPHY IN MOTION: A DYSLEXIC’S POLITICAL LENS – A NEW ENGLISH SOCIALISM: EMBRACING SOVEREIGNTY AND COMMUNITY In today’s political climate, we need a fresh vision—a movement that combines the best of traditional British socialism with the values of personal liberty and local

DYSLEXIA AND PHILOSOPHY: WHY I'M PROUD TO BE ENGLISH - A WORKING-CLASS PERSPECTIVE I was recently asked if I was proud to be English, and my quick response was, “Banning slavery.” This caught the person off guard, and they looked at me, puzzled. They couldn't understand how I

Dyslexia, Philosophy, and the Political Storm: A Sketch of Trump’s Economic Battle These are just initial thoughts and a pre-sketch, as I work through the layers of this complex issue. As I reflect on my drawing process, I often think about how intuition and patience shape both

SAME TURKEY, DIFFERENT FEATHERS Lately, I’ve seen Obama being held up as the moral compass against Trump as if he was some great peacemaker, warning us all about the dangers of strongmen and bad manners. But when you spend more than three seconds looking at his record, it’s

DYSLEXIA, PHILOSOPHY, AND THE POLITICS OF REALITY As someone with dyslexia, I’m no stranger to how easily information can get tangled, and nowhere is that more true than in political discourse. Reality, it seems, is not only negotiable  it’s practically a commodity, bought and

Philosophy in Motion: The English Sent St George They sent him not borrowed, not begged. A symbol of courage, resistance, and mythic clarity. And yet here we are, celebrating St George’s Day a week early... Because the government doesn’t even know what day it is. The Prime

Exciting news – my piece Echoes of Narcissus has just gone off to the framers, ready for the upcoming show in Wirksworth, Derbyshire. This will be my first exhibition in Derby since leaving art college back in the old country so it feels a bit like coming full circle. If you’d

Philosophy in Motion: A Dyslexic’s Political Lens “Tragedy Close-Up, Comedy in Long Shot” Charlie Chaplin once said, “Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot.” As someone with dyslexia, I find this perspective deeply familiar. We dyslexics are often

PHILOSOPHY IN MOTION: GEOGRAPHY, NOT HISTORY “Gentlemen, we may not make history tomorrow, but we shall certainly change the geography.” That line was spoken on the night of June 6, 1917, just before the Battle of Messines. British forces were about to detonate 19 enormous