Doing what you love in the media

Working in the media is not just a job, it’s a calling and a way of life. And those who can do what they love and step out of the conditions and uncertainty that their Daily Grind imposes on them while using their skills (yes, even cut and paste counts as a skill) deserve our recognition.

 

split decision?

 

Down and out in London

A few days ago in Rome the mayor was elected to the chants of ‘il Duce’. Today in London, they’re shouting ‘il Dunce.’

 

Stuffed with stuff

Check out the full Story of Stuff on their very own website – it’s their own cottage industry, but see how easily it can be recycled.

 

In Coleridge’s Footsteps

We caught up with artist Hugh Miller when he was down in Exeter showing his series of paintings entitled In Coleridge’s Footsteps, which were at the Red House, Exeter. So we took him out to Dartmoor to show him Whitman’s Woods. Listen to the podcast on The People’s Republic of South Devon.

 

Bids for Paradise

posted by Cptn

International contemporary painter, and stalwart citizen of the republic, Anne Radu, who is a practising Buddhist, has offered the public the chance to bid for her painting Paradise.

All proceeds from the painting will go to the Free Tibet Campaign.

The painting itself is an original and measures 16” x 20” (40 x 51cm) plus a rustic-style wide, flat frame in white. It is painted in mixed media in the Buddhist colours of maroons and saffrons, with a fresh green strip running through it.

Paradise appeared in numerous magazines nationwide over the summer of 2006 when it was shown as part of an exhibition in Great Russell Street, London. It was also shown in the Gora Gallery, Montreal, and is widely acclaimed to be “hot”.

Anne told the PRSD: “I would urge anyone who believes in the basic human rights of cultural freedom and religious tolerance to help the campaign by going on the internet, signing the petitions or writing to their MP or the Chinese Ambassador to Britain, asking for dialogue with the Dalai Lama. Please keep any protests peaceful and polite.”

The insurance value of the painting is currently well over £1,000, and the reserve price is £400 (plus approximately £30 transport costs within UK).

To view the painting, have a gander at Anne’s psychedelics paintings on her website or prospective bidders in the West Country can see the original by appointment. All bids and contacts to be via info@anneradu.com.

For further information on the current and historical situation in Tibet and what you can do to help visit the Free Tibet Campaign website.

 

A period drama

Picked this up from the excellent F-Word blog - check it out and enjoy.

 

Founds Words Project (4)

All entrants receive a small award.

 

Found Words Project (3)

WARNING

HOT PIZZA

 

found words project (2)

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