Continuing our John Cooper themed week of pictures by him in public collections, here's "Alpine Love" that was painted in 1931: the year that he & Phyllis Bray were married & when they spent thier honeymoon in Europe. It is in the collection at Manchester City Art Gallery. #JohnCooper
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Looking at the list of publicly held pieces of ELG art in museums & galleries across the UK there are 13 by John Cooper so this week I'm going to feature his work (having started yesterday!) so here's "The Garden" by him from 1933. It is in the collection at Leeds Museums & Galleries. #JohnCooper
With plenty more pieces of ELG work being held in public collections I'm going to keep our current theme running again this week. This is "Hokey, Pokey" by John Cooper from 1932. It is in the collection at Bradford Museums & Galleries #JohnCooper #EastLondonGroup
🟣 SUBSTACK Exposing the ‘Great Replacement’ Hoax By @goldbergradio.bsky.social Read below. ↓
Exposing the ‘Great Replacement’ Hoax
Media analyst Marc Owen Jones talks to the Byline Podcast about how a $1.2million far right online ad campaign sowed anti-migrant and anti-Muslim hatred across the globe
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For years Yaxley Lennon has intimidated and threatened journalists who tell the truth about him. Listen to the impact of that on @mikestuchbery.bsky.social 7 years ago. And don’t talk to me about free speech. This is tyranny with life altering consequences bylinetimes.com/2026/11/02/t...
''Tommy Robinson' Drove Me Out the Country and I'm Thrilled He's Now Getting What He Deserves'
As Stephen Yaxley-Lennon is found guilty of harassment causing fear of violence, one of his former victims, Mike Stuchbery, explains why this should be the start of a broader reckoning for the far-rig...
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A Construction Firm That Gave Reform UK £100,000 Has Collapsed Owing Taxpayers More Than £400,000
Exclusive: FK Building made the donation months before going into liquidation, with experts saying the gift could now face clawback efforts
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Local Reform Deputy Accused of Misleading Councillors Over Poll Used to Defend £150,000 Security Patrols Near Asylum Site
Exclusive: The councillor who suggested there was strong support for private security patrols told a committee to “take our word for it”. So we got the receipts
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(Pre-booking essential) L.S. Lowry The Theatre of Life - MK Gallery
This solo exhibition of the work of Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887 – 1976) marks the 50th anniversary of the Painter’s death, and 13 years since his last significant institutional show. Lowry was a Brit...
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The Haunt, 1969, painting by L.S. Lowry (The Lowry).
Very interesting but it was 13 years ago, We need a link to the current exhibition, until 28th February 2027 mkgallery.org/event/l-s-lo...
(Pre-booking essential) L.S. Lowry The Theatre of Life - MK Gallery
This solo exhibition of the work of Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887 – 1976) marks the 50th anniversary of the Painter’s death, and 13 years since his last significant institutional show. Lowry was a Brit...
mkgallery.org
It is #SundayMorning, once again so here's our longstanding, traditional start to the day. This is "Sunday Morning, Farringdon Road" by Cecil Osborne from the first Group show at Alex. Reid & Lefevre galleries in 1929. It is in the collection at Brighton & Hove Museums #CecilOsborne #EastLondonGroup
What media & political attention in the UK is being given to the potential exclusion from landline telephones of many non tech folk, by the so called "BIG SWITCH OFF" ridiculously due by January 2027 - my service in Essex, UK was unavailable for over 12 hours & a reboot of the Router was needed
We had a whole evening at the Cockpit Theatre last month looking at failures of the justice system. No doubt some of it will soon find its way into print @hardeepmatharu.bsky.social subscribe.bylinetimes.com/event/byline...
Where Is Justice Now? – Byline Times
Where is Justice Now? The latest in our series of Byline @ The Cockpit events is another open-form discussion on 12 October, asking what justice should look like in 2026. Can it be found in a society ...
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A Gallery of Monsters and Creatures of Greek Mythology www.worldhistory.org/collection/2...
A Gallery of Monsters and Creatures of Greek Mythology
The myths and legends of ancient Greece included a wide variety of fearsome creatures and monsters, such as dragons, giants, demons, and multiformed beings like the sphinx, minotaur, centaurs, and gri...
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The Griffin was a bird-like beast with an eagle's head and wings (sometimes wingless) and a lion's body. It was a favourite decorative motif in the Levant and Mediterranean lands.
Cerberus was a monstrous, three-headed watchdog that guarded the entrance to the underworld. He devoured anyone who tried to escape Hades and refused living humans entrance, though Orpheus gained passage by charming him with his lyre.
Typhon was the most powerful Greek monster. He was a winged giant with the head, arms, and torso of a man with pointed ears and a filthy beard, and his lower half consisted of two coiled serpents. He caused devastating storms.
The Hydra was a serpent-like water monster with many heads. Its breath was so poisonous that it could kill men. Hercules killed the Hydra of Lerna as the second of his Twelve Labours.
Scylla was a sea monster who haunted one side of a narrow channel of water (the Strait of Messina), opposite her counterpart, Charybdis. Ships that sailed too close to Scylla would lose men. The idiom "between Scylla and Charybdis" comes from their myths.
The Ketos was a huge sea creature sent by Poseidon to ravage the land of Aethiopia after Queen Kassiopeia boasted that her daughter, Andromeda, was more beautiful than the Nereids. Perseus slew the Ketos to save Andromeda from being sacrificed to it.
Polyphemus was a one-eyed (or three-eyed) man-eating Cyclops giant. In an episode of Homer's Odyssey, Odysseus encounters Polyphemus, gets him drunk on wine, and drives a small sharpened stake into Polyphemus' only eye, blinding him.
The Chimera was a ferocious fire-breathing hybrid monster from Lycia in Asia Minor. It is usually depicted with a lion's body, a goat's head on its back, and a tail that ends in a snake's head. The Chimera was killed by Bellerophon.
The Minotaur was a bull-headed monster that devoured human flesh in the twisting maze of the Labyrinth. It was the offspring of the Cretan Queen Pasiphae and a snow-white bull. The Athenian hero Theseus eventually slew it.
THREAD 🧵Celebrating #Halloween 🎃 with some ancient monsters. Let's start with the Gorgon, perhaps the best-known monster from Classical Mythology. The snake-haired Medusa was one of the three Gorgons. Anyone who looked at her face was turned to stone.
(Pre-booking essential) L.S. Lowry The Theatre of Life - MK Gallery
This solo exhibition of the work of Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887 – 1976) marks the 50th anniversary of the Painter’s death, and 13 years since his last significant institutional show. Lowry was a Brit...
mkgallery.org
The Haunt, 1969, painting by L.S. Lowry (The Lowry).
There's a Lowry Exhibition now on at the MK Gallery in Milton Keynes. I may have mentioned this before, but I'm excited as I am going next week!
Is our response to crime holding children back? The government estimates that, from October 2023 to October 2024, 219,000 children had a parent in prison in England and Wales. https://www.instagram.com/p/Dey02VIMmNN/