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  1. My favourite paintings, No.86

    Joan Eardley, Street Kids (c.1949/50)

    Continuing the Scottish theme from yesterday here's one of Joan Eardley tender but powerful depictions of life on the street in post-war Glasgow during the years of austerity & rationing. Reflecting the children's lives Eardley presents a rough & ready but sympathetic triple portrait, capturing the immediacy of the moment & the experience of urban poverty in the 1940s. Its a deeply affecting painting.

    #art #TodaysPainting

  2. Many of us will have read the last Mike Davis' brilliant City of Quartz, a major analysis of the political economy of Los Angles, but perhaps fewer of you will be aware of his other political economic work (much of which I had, at lest until I sold off my academic library on retirement)... so here's a useful overview of that work.

    #Marxism #PoliticalEconomy #polltics #books @books @marxism

    jacobin.com/2025/07/mike-davis

  3. I just posted my9albums, but then looked at the ranking of posted albums.... which itself is rather instructive about what lasts (among a certain demographic, for sure).

    #Music #my9Albums

    my9albums.com/most-picked

  4. Thanks to @Gillinger just found out about my9albums, and so here are mine... although to be clear, on another day the selection might be a little different.

    #music #my9albums

  5. Perhaps a little more quietly than in the past, the next UN Climate Convention, CoP31 gets under way in two weeks time... we can expect:

    lots of pious words; but

    lots of blocking (through procedural manipulation, focus shifting and backroom diplomacy);

    claims the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement is not fatal...

    But, more generally what we will see is more about what we won't see... any concerted & comprehensive agreed actions on climate change!

    #ClimateChange #politics #UN #COP31

  6. Bill Gates is warning (in the Observer) that AI will see mass job losses, but the need for a 'safety net' means that the wealthy (who reap much of the financial benefit ) will need to pay more tax.

    Whatever the merits of the second aspect of his argument, (as always) this sort of technological determinism undermines responses;

    AI & associated technologies are not natural forces we need to deal with, they are human constructs whose social impact can & *should* be fully regulated!

    #AI #politics

  7. 📅 Journée d’étude de la FFM — 8 novembre 2026 à Arles (13)

    Une journée consacrée aux échanges, aux rencontres et à la réflexion autour des pratiques culturelles et de leur transmission.

    📍 Arles (Bouches-du-Rhône)

    👉 Retrouvez les informations sur mon blog Itinéraire d’un Maître de Danse :

    itineraire-dun-maitre-de-danse

    #dansedecaractère #FFM #escolomistralenco #Arles #journéedétude

  8. "Queen Máxima and Princess Alexia were spotted at an Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) on Saturday. The queen and the princess were seen dancing to the music of DJ Tonno Disk at the Hemkade in Zaandam."

    🫶🏻

    nltimes.nl/2026/10/25/video-qu

    #amsterdam #ade

  9. #Broncos RB Tyler Badie suffered broken thumb while pass protecting in 17-14 win over Seattle on Oct 15. Was placed today on injured reserve & must miss at least 4 games. Source said he likely would be available to return to play after those 4 but depends also on roster situation

  10. Notebook: #Broncos activate OLB Jonathon Cooper and RB Johan Coleman, put OLB Jonah Elliss and RB Tyler Badie on IR, elevate S Taylor Rapp, DB Sean Fresch/Penner Group becomes minority owners of Valencia CF/Alex Singleton fined. denvergazette.com/2026/10/24/b

  11. NFL announces that #Broncos LB Alex Singleton fined $23,882 for unnecessary roughness for a hit on Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold in the final minute of Oct. 15 game vs. Seahawks after he released ball. Singleton was not penalized on the play. It was same play that Jonah Elliss suffered ankle injury.

  12. NFL Insider: Fullbacks have become scarce in NFL but #Broncos Adam Prentice presses on/Lawrence McCutcheon, who died Friday, was greatest NFL RB from a Colorado college (Colorado State) and a better pro than Floyd Little, who made Hall of Fame/And more: denvergazette.com/2026/10/24/f

  13. Bernadette Longo's "Footpath at Dawn" invites you into a pale, mist-lit clearing.

    Angled shafts of light and arching branches form a green tunnel that gently pulls you along the trail. I like how leaf litter and scattered twigs give the ground texture.

    See it here: buff.ly/EBPBZ4t

    #art #bernadettelongo #landscape #mastoart #mastodonart #newjersey #photography #rural #boesegalleries

  14. "Streak of Sunlight" by Janet Dyer is up now on Boese Galleries.

    A streak of light crosses layered greens, the small white house peeks through the trees, and a diagonal lane pulls your eye forward.

    The colors feel lively and calm at once. See it here: buff.ly/38AEH08

    #art #janetdyer #mastoart #mastodonart #boesegalleries #landscape

  15. This painting always just grabs me, as I hone in on the little house in the swirl of colors.

    Notice the band of blue water holds the view while while the small pale house is nestled in the field of wheat.

    I host this original by Janet Dyer, where textures in the grasses and along the shore guide the eye and keep the scale familiar. It's worth a closer look on our site.

    buff.ly/b7KLohC

    #art #janetdyer #michigan #mastoart #mastodonart #boesegalleries #landscape #pond

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