Sunday, 26 Aug 2018, 15:52Visible to anyone in the world- Edited by Steve Bamlett, Tuesday, 11 Sep 2018, 17:12– Edited by Steve Bamlett, Sunday, 9 Sep 2018, 19:17– Edited by Steve Bamlett, Sunday, 9 Sep 2018, 17:36– Edited by Steve Bamlett, Saturday, 1 Sep 2018, 18:25– Edited by Steve Bamlett, Sunday, 26 Aug 2018, 15:56 Labyrinths III: Andy Cumming Adam Linklater: … More Labyrinthine Artistry: Andy Cumming Adam Linklater: Mythopaedia Maritime Lane Collective, Leith; Edinburgh Art Festival 2018.

Monday, 7 Dec 2015, 10:09Visible to anyone in the world Phoenix: A film ‘about’ theory of mind’ Petzold’s (2015) film Phoenix retells a story, originally in a French novel and a British film from the 1960s, Return from the Ashes, starring Herbert Lom by cutting the story down to the bones. I suggest those bones are a rich … More Phoenix: A film ‘about’ theory of mind’

Thursday, 17 Mar 2016, 16:39Visible to anyone in the world I’m responding to my (imagined) community Care and Support Training and Education Company – QUiPS. (MY INVENTION) RECOMMENDATIONS TO BOARD. Funding from Coketown University matching a one-off lottery grant obtained by Coketown Disability Alliance and Mental Health Survivors (Coketown) is for the academic year 2016 … More An Exercise for OU Master of Open & Distance EDucation Course. Week & Activity 4 Part A: Recommendations for Implementation Criteria

Reviewing John Foot ‘The man who closed asylums’[1] This is an urgent book that is about much more than anti-psychiatry or movements allied with it. It is a book about an era of situated political change: situated geographically, historically and socio-culturally and animated by an awareness of the proximity of massive changes, in apparently discrete … More Reblog: Reviewing John Foot ‘The man who closed asylums’[1]

Reblogged: Simon Armitage (2017) ‘The Unaccompanied’ VERY PERSONAL REVIEW Thursday, 2 Mar 2017, 15:39Visible to anyone in the world- Edited by Steve Bamlett, Thursday, 2 Mar 2017, 15:40 Simon Armitage (2017) The Unaccompanied London, Faber &  Faber What’s in a name? Armitage could have called this volume ‘Solitude’ and in a stroke joined the army of poets and … More Reblogged: Simon Armitage (2017) ‘The Unaccompanied’ VERY PERSONAL REVIEW

For my note on the film see: https://stevebamlett.home.blog/2019/11/07/ken-loachs-sorry-we-missed-you-a-difficult-watch-in-cinemas-now/ Was social justice ever easy?: Ken Loach and Paul Laverty at the Newcastle Literary and Philosophical Society 4th December 2019 12.30 – 2 p.m. My take on ‘Sorry We Missed You‘ Today was special. The Lit and Phil was the voce of radicalism and science in Newcastle … More Was social justice ever easy?: Ken Loach and Paul Laverty at the Newcastle Literary and Philosophical Society 4th December 2019 12.30 – 2 p.m.

The Norman Cornish Sketch & Drawing Exhibition at Palace Green Library visited 22nd November 2019. A spontaneous sketch from a Norman Cornish sketchbook. Available from: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-50365848 A reflection following first visit. See also Bowes retrospective piece (link opens new window): There are 3 Cornish centenary exhibitions I’ve visited thus far this year (the others at … More The Norman Cornish Sketch & Drawing Exhibition at Palace Green Library visited 22nd November 2019.