Lynda Haughney
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Nice thread! I think as well there’s been a move by TS (and her backing crew etc) all moving from ❤️ to ❤️‍🔥 which I think could be taken as the Catholic Sacred Heart symbol. The emblemology around this album really is interesting.
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alyssapashya.bsky.social
the art historical concept of 'vanitas'/'memento mori' and the showgirl era
ophelia art freeze frame
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acakalogika.bsky.social
SPOILERS AHOY, if you have seen the Fate of Ophelia video yet….

Ok so, 🧵 because I’ve been obsessed with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood since the last 80s (1980s not 1880s), and I’m flappy hand excited again. Some of this you’ll know, but maybe some you don’t. So why am I showing the 2nd tableau?
A tableau from the Fate of Ophelia video. Taylor Swift in white medieval-style gown with huge bell sleeves, poses beside a table of her own baked sourdough bread, behind her is landscape that looks out of place, like a French or Flemish landscape, her hand is extended like a falconer, and a red dove lands on it
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
Yes, Ben Ledi stands like a guardsman to the Highlands.
I like how Loch Lubnaig has been developed enough to offer a pitstop, but no shop etc
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
Glencoe. You probably won’t see the photostalker centre right of the middle ground. He strode past me without a word, and two minutes later I’d lost to him to the heather.
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
It is. I love the way it feels so enclosed, in a way that eg nearby Loch Iubhair does not.
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zackpolanski.bsky.social
Ever since I finished Question Time, Reform have massively been on the attack.

Including a rant from Richard Tice entirely designed to distract from Reform and Russia.

Everyone should know about Nathan Gill, the bribes from Russia and the link to Reform.
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
Love how there’s a ray of sunlight smiting that small outcrop across the water
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
Loch Lubnaig again.
#daysofboyhood
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womensartbluesky.bsky.social
"I just decided, when someone says you can't do something. DO MORE OF IT."

-Faith Ringgold (1930-2024)

#WomensArt #FridayFeeling
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eicathomefinn.bsky.social
'A near-complete skeleton found on Dorset's Jurassic coast has been identified as a new species of ichthyosaur, a type of prehistoric marine reptile that once ruled the oceans.'
Fossil found on UK coast is unique 'sword dragon' species
Scientists say the newly discovered species of marine reptile probably met a grisly end.
www.bbc.co.uk
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
Just when I commit to driving a 4hr journey:
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houlio77.bsky.social
Interesting perspective on Jane Goodall to balance the accolades out
rishpardikar.bsky.social
This is from a very prominent conservationist from Kenya
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
Thank you - ashamed to say I’d already come across it!
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
There’s a part of me feeling wistful for being a good two decades too old for all the Taylor Swift discourse, bc it is all so weirdly fascinating.
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
Meadhan an Dàmhair, Dùn Èideann, an feasgar. Is toil leam gu mòr flùraichean ach a bheil seo àbhaisteach ma-thà? #speurgorm
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frogandtoadbot.bsky.social
Frog got a ladder. He put the box up on a high shelf. “There,” said Frog. “Now we will not eat any more cookies.”

“But we can climb the ladder and take the box down from the shelf and cut the string and open the box,” said Toad.

“That is true,” said Frog.
Frog climbs a ladder and hides the cookies high on a shelf.

From "Cookies"
In *Frog and Toad Together*
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redlamp.org
The full moon made a beautifully eerie silhouette of the rooftop architectural elements in my 1800's Edinburgh neighborhood.
Photo of the full moon rising from behind the silhouette of metalwork and a architectural urn on the roof of an Edinburgh flat from the 1800's.
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
It doesn’t seem that widespread rollout is planned yet. But prima facie a progressive move.
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edinburghbookshop.bsky.social
When you erase words, you erase worlds that were, and worlds to come.

Readers resist

#BannedBooksWeek #books #livres #censorship #FreedomOfExpression
#Edinburgh #Edimbourg
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scottlyall.bsky.social
Reading MacDiarmid's A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle again. It was published 100 years ago next year. Kenneth Buthlay's annotated edition from 1987, published by @asls.org.uk, remains the best guide. The poem itself is as thrilling, ambitious and flawed as ever it was.
lyndahaughney.bsky.social
An interesting, and also very moving, article on the Irish Government’s Basic Income for Artists pilot.

A BAI would perhaps also help to counteract the depredations of AI?