The Global Shorelines project
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Kevin J Healy is an Anglo-Irish artist and retired teacher, with over 30 years experience in arts education. He runs the Global Shorelines project for charity, collecting dramatic coastal landscape images from people all over the planet.
Unfortunately, that is the antithesis of the USA at the moment.
November 14, 2025 at 10:40 PM
Unfortunately, that is the antithesis of the USA at the moment.
It’s always about ego. Nothing else.
Just think about those with so much less, who do so much more for humanity.
Just think about those with so much less, who do so much more for humanity.
November 14, 2025 at 9:40 PM
It’s always about ego. Nothing else.
Just think about those with so much less, who do so much more for humanity.
Just think about those with so much less, who do so much more for humanity.
A great of Japanese cinema and star of two of my favourite Kurosawa films, Ran and Kagemusha. RIP
November 11, 2025 at 2:32 PM
A great of Japanese cinema and star of two of my favourite Kurosawa films, Ran and Kagemusha. RIP
Interesting that 3 of the greatest (Welsh) actors of all time came from Port Talbot. Richard Burton CBE, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Michael Sheen.
#Wales #RichardBurton #anthonyhopkins #michaelsheen
#Wales #RichardBurton #anthonyhopkins #michaelsheen
November 10, 2025 at 10:54 PM
Interesting that 3 of the greatest (Welsh) actors of all time came from Port Talbot. Richard Burton CBE, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Michael Sheen.
#Wales #RichardBurton #anthonyhopkins #michaelsheen
#Wales #RichardBurton #anthonyhopkins #michaelsheen
...and Jeff Goldblum starting his film career as Freak #1.
November 10, 2025 at 12:48 PM
...and Jeff Goldblum starting his film career as Freak #1.
Saw the Rego retrospective Obedience and Defiance, back in 2019. Wonderful work.
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Paula Rego: Obedience and Defiance - MK Gallery
Showing works spanning her entire career since the 1960s, this is the first major retrospective of Rego’s work in England for over 20 years. The exhibition includes previously unseen paintings and wor...
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November 9, 2025 at 11:55 AM
Saw the Rego retrospective Obedience and Defiance, back in 2019. Wonderful work.
mkgallery.org/event/paula-...
mkgallery.org/event/paula-...
Whenever I look at solo performers, in front of large audiences, I think they must go through: abject terror (pre-show), huge relief (first applause), complete joy (performing) and the amazing euphoria of fulfilment (curtain call).
November 9, 2025 at 11:04 AM
Whenever I look at solo performers, in front of large audiences, I think they must go through: abject terror (pre-show), huge relief (first applause), complete joy (performing) and the amazing euphoria of fulfilment (curtain call).
If you see this, post an album cover with a motor vehicle on it.
November 8, 2025 at 5:34 PM
If you see this, post an album cover with a motor vehicle on it.
It's quite something to be a founding member of a successful band. Imagine being capable of doing that 3 times.
November 8, 2025 at 10:51 AM
It's quite something to be a founding member of a successful band. Imagine being capable of doing that 3 times.
Saw an exhibition of Ken Currie figurative paintings in Glasgow, several years back. Very powerful. His work seems to have changed from hard edged allegorical pieces, through to ghostly and sometimes translucent figures. Great work.
November 7, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Saw an exhibition of Ken Currie figurative paintings in Glasgow, several years back. Very powerful. His work seems to have changed from hard edged allegorical pieces, through to ghostly and sometimes translucent figures. Great work.
Wonderful colours. A local amateur photographer shared some shots of the Whitsundays with my coastal photography project, way back at the start of the project.
November 7, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Wonderful colours. A local amateur photographer shared some shots of the Whitsundays with my coastal photography project, way back at the start of the project.
Best place to eat Greek food is:
a) In Greece
b) In the sun (at least 22°C or better)
Greek salad tastes totally different then, as do moussaka, dolmades, sheftalia, souvlaki, Soutzoukakia, etc.
Found fab food in very reasonably priced restaurants there, but struggled in the UK.
a) In Greece
b) In the sun (at least 22°C or better)
Greek salad tastes totally different then, as do moussaka, dolmades, sheftalia, souvlaki, Soutzoukakia, etc.
Found fab food in very reasonably priced restaurants there, but struggled in the UK.
November 7, 2025 at 1:48 PM
Best place to eat Greek food is:
a) In Greece
b) In the sun (at least 22°C or better)
Greek salad tastes totally different then, as do moussaka, dolmades, sheftalia, souvlaki, Soutzoukakia, etc.
Found fab food in very reasonably priced restaurants there, but struggled in the UK.
a) In Greece
b) In the sun (at least 22°C or better)
Greek salad tastes totally different then, as do moussaka, dolmades, sheftalia, souvlaki, Soutzoukakia, etc.
Found fab food in very reasonably priced restaurants there, but struggled in the UK.