Tash on YouTube- Pro-Palestinian Protest, Nottingham 19 October 2024
- Tour of Britain Cycling Competition, Stage 4, through Hucknall. Friday 6th Sept
- Nottingham Carnival 2024 [180x edit]
- Green Festival Show @Broadway Gallery, Exhibition Walkthrough
- Green Festival, Broadway Gallery Edit. 60mins
- Nadia Whittome MP Speech at Gay Pride, Nottingham
- Birmingham Airport Monorail
- Landing at Birmingham. Returning from Porto. RyanAir Boeing 737-800
- Taking off from Porto, returning to Birmingham. RyanAir Boeing 737-800
- Catholic Parade at Matosinhos on Sunday, Porto
- On the Metro crossing the Rio Douro, Porto, Portugal
- Friday Night Bar at Casa Da Música, Porto
- Having a chill at beachfront café, Porto
- Coast road from Foz to Matosinhos, Porto, Portugal 2
- Coast road from Foz to Matosinhos, Porto, Portugal 1
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Mullet official non-binary haircut
Contact sheet of portraits of American photographer and journalist Dennis Stock as he holds a camera and looks through the viewfinder, 1951.
(📷 Andreas Feininger/LIFE Picture Collection)
#LIFEMagazine #AndreasFeininger #Photography #DennisStock #Iconic #Archival #1950sCrashed car left for weeks now listed as 'landmark'
So wonderful to be featured in @guardian gallery today as part of the @The_RPS Awards
You can see some work from Through Our Lens and Age of Wonder @BiBresearch as part of my work with young people.
@bradford2025
Young working-class people being ‘blocked’ from creative industries, study finds
We go to a short break, where I went live on instagram to update people over there on what's happening at the #spycops inquiry. Joined by Patrick from @veggiesnottm
Here’s a video produced by “Led by Donkeys” out of the U.K. that puts down the timeline of how Musk used X to get Donald Trump elected. I would save it because I don’t think it will be up for long.
Here’s the statement from @TheBPPA backing press photographer Joel Goodman @pixel8foto in his fight against a production order by @syptweet, forcing him to hand over his images.
The press are not police evidence gatherers. #pressfreedomThis should be front page news. Mutual Aid between free individuals - ✊
Monthly Archives: May 2022
A Succession of Repetitive Beats
A Succession of Repetitive Beats. BBC Radio4 8pm o 14th May 2022 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0017f1b Political journalist Tom Barton recalls the rave that changed Britain, at Castlemorton Common in May 1992. In the weeks leading up to Castlemorton, New Age Travellers had … Continue reading
Leader of Nottingham City Council Cllr David Mellen, Speech on Russia ‘Victory Day’ in Nottingham
Irina Speech on Russia ‘Victory Day’ in Nottingham
FREE PARTY: A RETROSPECTIVE – The Exhibition 20-28th May
Lost Horizon …FREE PARTY: A RETROSPECTIVE – The Exhibition 20-28th May / 12-6pm / FREE On a hot bank holiday weekend 30 years ago, 20,000 people descended on land in the shadow of the Malvern Hills. What started out as … Continue reading
Bristol venue to host legendary 90s rave sound systems and DJs at ‘free party’ exhibition
The event at Lost Horizon will bring together some of the most instrumental people from the early 1990s free party scene bristolpost Festivalgoers these days are used to paying hundreds of pounds for the privilege of spending a few days … Continue reading
BBC Click – Virtual Raving
BBC Click – Virtual Raving !!! Crickey … whatever next [starts at 19.00mins] https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m00178ks/click-drones-rapping-and-raving
Radical Landscapes : Art, Identity and activism Tate Liverpool
Extract : ” …. Alan Lodge’s photographs (pp.28-30.144,147) at Stonehenge capture that pre-rave, free festival pilgrimage. They are as important to me as Homer Sykes photographs; he was so clearly part of this movement rather than a photo journalist reporting … Continue reading
My video : Radical Landscapes Exhibition, Tate Liverpool
Radical Landscapes | Trailer | Tate
Tate Liverpool launches its summer 2022 exhibition | The Guide Liverpool
Another Guardian review : Nukes in the brooks: the artists who weaponised landscape art
Two reviews in the Guardian … this one is kinder to the show: “…. The trespasses are represented in the show by 1930s press photographs. Images from half a century later, taken by Alan Lodge, of the confrontation now known … Continue reading
Guardian Review – Radical Landscapes
Guardian didn’t like the show .. but liked my bit, well yes, of course “…. Alan Lodge shows slides and videos of free festivals in the late 80s including at Stonehenge; the soundtrack had me wanting to shuffle along with … Continue reading
Morris Dancers ‘blacking up’
Since it’s just past May Day, I thought I’d share some of the discussion I’d had at Tate Liverpool concerning Morris Dancers ‘blacking up’. I have to admit I’d seen the practice for years and had always thought that this … Continue reading
Radical Landscapes Exhibition, Tate Liverpool Video
Radical Landscapes Exhibition, Tate Liverpool Activism, trespass, and the climate emergency. Take a fresh look at the British Landscape and the art it inspires. From rural raves in Castlemorton to anti-nuclear protests at Greenham Common, this exhibition presents a radical … Continue reading
RADICAL LANDSCAPES
RADICAL LANDSCAPES – TATE LIVERPOOL EXHIBITION 5 MAY – 4 SEPTEMBER 2022 Official View © The estate of Claude Cahun Activism, trespass, and the climate emergency. Take a fresh look at the British Landscape and the art it inspires From … Continue reading
All things go in cycles
“All things go in cycles” Some recent graffiti near my home at the edge of Woodthorpe Park, Sherwood. Nottingham Watched a lad do this work over recent weeks. During and when he’s finished, I know of 20-30 people talking to … Continue reading
