Artem Artemenko
@artspill8.bsky.social
Author of “London Life: Be Good To People”
Freelance Artist
Freelance Artist
Yeah
London’s St Patrick’s Day festival celebrates the rich contributions Irish communities have made to our city.
Don't miss this celebration of Irish arts, culture, cuisine, music, and the magnificent parade on Sunday 16 March.
www.london.gov.uk/events/st-pa...
Don't miss this celebration of Irish arts, culture, cuisine, music, and the magnificent parade on Sunday 16 March.
www.london.gov.uk/events/st-pa...
March 6, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Yeah
Reposted by Artem Artemenko
Today marks Ash Wednesday—a day of reflection and prayer for some Christian communities as Lent begins.
Wishing all Londoners observing a peaceful and meaningful Lent.
Wishing all Londoners observing a peaceful and meaningful Lent.
March 5, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Today marks Ash Wednesday—a day of reflection and prayer for some Christian communities as Lent begins.
Wishing all Londoners observing a peaceful and meaningful Lent.
Wishing all Londoners observing a peaceful and meaningful Lent.
🚨 **Concern Regarding MP Rachel Blake's Office** 🚨
#RachelBlake #ConstituentConcerns #GovernmentAccountability #Frustration
January 24, 2025 at 7:45 PM
🚨 **Concern Regarding MP Rachel Blake's Office** 🚨
#RachelBlake #ConstituentConcerns #GovernmentAccountability #Frustration
Reposted by Artem Artemenko
The opening of Sadler’s Wells East at East Bank next month will be a gamechanger for dance in London. With its school, studios, and electrifying programme, it will inspire talent across the UK and open opportunities for young people—a world-class vision accessible to all.
First-look Photos: New London theatre Sadler’s Wells East | West End Theatre
Sadler's Wells in London has released first-look photos of its brand new London theatre Sadler's Wells East.
www.westendtheatre.com
January 9, 2025 at 3:53 PM
The opening of Sadler’s Wells East at East Bank next month will be a gamechanger for dance in London. With its school, studios, and electrifying programme, it will inspire talent across the UK and open opportunities for young people—a world-class vision accessible to all.
Reposted by Artem Artemenko
“London Life: Be Good To People”
Within the pages of this compelling memoir. Artem recounts a joumey through betrayal and injustice in the bustling streets of London. Through personal trials & triumphs, Artem discovers the unwavering strength of resilience & the transformative power of forgiveness.
Within the pages of this compelling memoir. Artem recounts a joumey through betrayal and injustice in the bustling streets of London. Through personal trials & triumphs, Artem discovers the unwavering strength of resilience & the transformative power of forgiveness.
December 8, 2024 at 7:37 AM
“London Life: Be Good To People”
Within the pages of this compelling memoir. Artem recounts a joumey through betrayal and injustice in the bustling streets of London. Through personal trials & triumphs, Artem discovers the unwavering strength of resilience & the transformative power of forgiveness.
Within the pages of this compelling memoir. Artem recounts a joumey through betrayal and injustice in the bustling streets of London. Through personal trials & triumphs, Artem discovers the unwavering strength of resilience & the transformative power of forgiveness.
The Importance of Dialogue
"London Life: Be Good To People"
By Artem Artemenko
"London Life: Be Good To People"
By Artem Artemenko
December 4, 2024 at 10:59 AM
The Importance of Dialogue
"London Life: Be Good To People"
By Artem Artemenko
"London Life: Be Good To People"
By Artem Artemenko
Reposted by Artem Artemenko
Every time I read about banning books, I think of this:
Reading a book with a gay character will not make you gay any more than reading a book about Einstein will make you a genius.
If you're afraid that books might change someone's thinking, you're not afraid of books — you're afraid of thinking.
Reading a book with a gay character will not make you gay any more than reading a book about Einstein will make you a genius.
If you're afraid that books might change someone's thinking, you're not afraid of books — you're afraid of thinking.
December 3, 2024 at 10:16 PM
Every time I read about banning books, I think of this:
Reading a book with a gay character will not make you gay any more than reading a book about Einstein will make you a genius.
If you're afraid that books might change someone's thinking, you're not afraid of books — you're afraid of thinking.
Reading a book with a gay character will not make you gay any more than reading a book about Einstein will make you a genius.
If you're afraid that books might change someone's thinking, you're not afraid of books — you're afraid of thinking.