Liliana Dmitrovic

@bridgewithout.bsky.social

Artist at https://eljaydeeart.wordpress.com/ Formerly of People's Republic of Southwark

But despite letting its press office know to expect this delivery, the Home Office staff were reluctant to receive it. Almost as if they don't want to hear what #Spycops survivors want for the future of this public inquiry. #Democracy #Police #Undercover

Police Spies Out Of Lives@spiesoutoflives.bsky.social · 2d ago

An eventful morning at the Home Office as we delivered responses to its consultation into the future of the #spycops inquiry. More to follow...

If you’re a Google Map user in the US, you’ll now see the name “Lake America” instead of “Lake Ontario,” just days after Trump’s order renaming the body of water. Online reactions of outrage are widespread, but Google has long demonstrated little interest in opposing the Trump administration.

Google's obedience to Trump's "Lake America" order follows a depressing pattern.

The tech giant renamed Lake Ontario for American eyes only—and hedged everywhere else.

motherjones.com

Now open! Woven Together at ORTUS, Denmark Hill 1) Grounds of the Bethlem, Dave C 2) ‘Mantel’ 2026 , Annie McGowan and the Artist Taxi Driver 3) A tribute to the artist Alan Aldridge who inspired me to draw, Jan Arden Artist 4) Lino-block Printed Shirt, Halimah Zakkiuddin Info at link in bio.

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Wednesday Artist Talks: Joanne Barrett, 19 August at 1pm As part of our August Wednesdays series of afternoon talks, artist Joanne Barrett speaks on her recent work and experiences around art making and sensory perception. See link in bio for more info and to book your free ticket!

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1969, when Star Trek replaced Doctor Who on the BBC. "The creators claim there is nothing in the series which is technically impossible. Everything is based on what is almost certain to happen, providing the current rate of scientific advancement is maintained."

BBC's NEW SPACE THRILLER
Mr Spock and Co from 2069 will replace Dr Who on Saturdays
ZOOMS IN FOR THE VIEWERS
A NEW science-fiction jaunt is coming to Britain's viewers.
It is called "Star Trek" and is set in the year 2069.
The TV series, which the BBC bought from America, features a colossal Spaceship with
By CLIFFORD DAVIS
430 men and women from Earth aboard.
It will replace "Dr. Who" as the Saturday tea-time thriller, begin-ning on July 12,
"Star Trek" will run to the end of the year. The series has had a
tremendous impact on American TV audiences.
Scientists from the Rand Corporation acted an technical advisers.
And the Smithsonian Institution has secured a print of the original pilot programme for its Space museum.
Early episodes will be screened in black and white. Others will be seen in colour as BBC-1 switches over in November.
"Star Trek" was highly praised for its imagination. technical accuracy and attention to detail, a BBC spokesman said yesterday.
"Despite a staggering collection of computers, weapons, communication systems and navigating devices, the creators claim there is nothing in the series which is technically impossible," he added.
Stardom
"Everything is based on what is almost certain to happen, providing the current rate of scientific advancement is main-tained."
"Star Trek" has brought overnight stardom to Leonard Nimoy, who plays a half-human, half-Val-canian second officer of the Space ship.
America knows him as Mr. Spock. He has large pointed ears.
Last year actor Nimoy was guest of honour at the National Space Club din-ner. Many of America's top Space scientists were there.
One of them told Nimoy: When Star Trek is on the air the Kennedy Space Centre practically shuts down."

A new exhibition 'Woven Together' opens at ORTUS, 18 August! The artwork in this exhibition was created by artists who attend Make Create, a weekly drop-in group run in the Bethlem Gallery studio. The focus in the sessions is slow working using textiles, often reusing found or donated materials.

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the youtube recording is here youtu.be/aSAEO1fQxKY?...

The Art of Practice Symposium: Daniel Regan

YouTube video by Bethlem Gallery

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Bethlem Gallery@bethlemgallery.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Following our symposium #TheArtofPractice which took place online in May, we've been sharing film highlights of the discussions/presentations on our site. This week, we're sharing our chat with artist Daniel Regan who spoke on the practice & ethical approach of framing artwork in a health context.

The Times, one of the leading voices when it comes to 'protecting women and girls' calling a man who assaulted his young pregnant girlfriend, said he would rape the kids if he was a teacher and called for child sex abuse porn to be legal, 'brilliant'

The Times full page - ‘Brilliant, provocative, inimitable’
Rod Liddle, who has died aged 66, combined a serious intellect with razor-sharp wit, writes Alex Farber

weird cognitive dissonance over on X, which seems to be wall to wall right wing grifters whose media / hate careers are based on supposedly protecting women & girls, all in deep mourning about the guy who wrote this

I never found out because the one thing stopping me from being a teacher was that I could not remotely conceive of not trying to shag the kids. It seemed to me virtually impossible not to, and I was convinced that I'd be right in there, on day one. Were talking secondary school level here, by the way — and even then I don't think I'd have dabbled much below year ten, as it is now called. I just thought we ought to clear that
up early on. At my old comprehensive