Excited to welcome the wonderful Julie Brook to Cambridge next month. All welcome!

Tickets are free: bit.ly/49U3Fqc

Double Yentl (My Elvis) by Deborah Kass is now on Threads The film that began the infatuation for me. Happy birthday Barbra Streisand

Elemental land and tidal art of Julie Brook for #EarthDay #Scotland #Japan Lund Humphries PANGOLIN LONDON Kings Place

Good Lord. You mean we can’t trust the whinging culture warrior bullshit merchants at the laughably named ‘restore trust’? Fancy!

Heading to Milton Keynes this afternoon, ready to deliver a Chatsworth Study Day for the North Bucks The Arts Society tomorrow. The history of the Devonshire collections, then the history of the garden landscape & finally the life & work for Debo, Mitford & Duchess of Devonshire.

I concur.

Fascinating.

This is so exquisite from both sides. As I/we journey through the quagmire of societal treatment of neurodivergence as a family, let alone the attendant politics, funding, attitudes, language, assumptions & presumptions, this is balm for the soul.

This is so true, wise, acute and melancholic from Tanya Gold I suspect we as a nation have (much) further to go in self-harm, and in doing terrible damage to these royal personages, before we become willing to even consider waking from our imperial delusions.

Highly recommend this, not least for her insight that if you get welcome and interpretation right for kids, you’re a long way towards making adults feel welcome too (and creating visitors/supporters/champions of heritage and countryside for the future).

When I lecture about Debo around the UK, it’s not uncommon for someone in the audience to come up afterwards to tell me they are farmers, breeders, food retailers, countryside professionals or similar, and they consider her to have been one of the great champions of their cause.

A wonderful organisation led by a dynamo of outstanding music making for and with young people.