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Tag Archives: culture
Is Westworld more feminist than it looks?
I’ve only just caught up with Westworld, I had put off watching it based on my experience of the original movie, which I didn’t like. It turns out I loved Westworld the TV show! I was at a meeting recently … Continue reading
Counter Culture White Paper
I have set up a small project to create a ‘Counter Culture White Paper’ partly in response to the recent DCMS White Paper but also as a way of bringing together all the thinking that has been happening in various … Continue reading
Posted in arts, arts funding, Politics
Tagged arts, counter culture, culture, culture white paper, diversity
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Show Culture Some Love
This is a campaign I am running on Facebook and Twitter for Artists Assembly Against Austerity as part of their involvement in the PCS Union conference on the Future of Arts and Culture in Britain. The idea is that on … Continue reading
Art is more important than science
Art is more important than science for the future of the human race It’s provocative I know. Scientists everywhere will be tapping out responses furiously – or they would if anyone ever said this in a more public forum … Continue reading
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Tagged art, chris smith, culture, marmot review, michael marmot, science, uk cuts, ukuncut
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Is Culture the Way Out of the Capitalist Cul-de-sac?
I was going to say the ‘consumerist cul-de-sac’ but then realised that there is no way out from consumerism. We must do it to survive; we must have food to eat, clothes to protect ourselves from the elements and fuel … Continue reading
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Tagged anthony gormley, arts cuts, capitalism, comodity, conservative government, consumerism, culture, education, libraries, library cuts, socialism
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