Wilfrid L

This photo is about knowing your political limits or being aware of limits placed upon you. It is about the continued reminders from your circumstances, from people around you and from #SocialMedia that some battles are not your battles.

This might be unfair or you just might feel it's unfair. Either way the limits are there and the door remains closed.

Prints are available here: https://wilfridl.bigcartel.com/product/notyourbattle

#Art #ArtistsOfMastodon #ArtForSale #Photography #Dollshouse #Dollshouses

Enjoying a #beer after a hard days work.

#ale

British painter Iain Alexander says Trump likes to call him his favourite British artist and Iain Alexander is happy to freely admit that.

Alexander advertises himself as an “international royalty portrait artist” although it is not clear which royals have sat for a portrait by him.

https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/british-painter-behind-proposed-250-bill-trump-interview-1234787761/

#Art #Artists #Painter #Trump #250DollarBill

I was looking for some shelf brackets that I bought and I was looking everywhere but I couldn't see them. I looked in the place I was likely to put them but they weren't there.

My wife said it was the pixies and they hide things and eventually I'll look in the same place and suddenly they will appear.

After a while I looked again. I looked in the obvious place I would have put them, a place I'd checked about twenty times. I found a box and opened it and there were the brackets.

Some smoke in #GoldersGreen or #Hendon this morning.

#London

This is quite good fun.

https://cluesbysam.com/

#CluesBySam

You get animals with multiple legs but you don't get animals with multiple heads unless it's a genetic mistake.

I want animals with lots of heads like in Clash of the Titans.

Sitting in the sun with my sun hat on.

It's a bit hot.

#hot #sun

I would love to see the #BayeuxTapestry but I'm not sure we should be supporting the #BritishMuseum, especially with their shitty erasure of the word #Palestine.

I also imagine there to be long queues and that puts me off also. I went a few weeks ago and it took about 15 minutes to queue to get in, although people who had tickets were fast tracked inside.

I still imagine there will be long queues though.

https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/bayeux-tapestry-tickets-pricing-1234786836/

My dad told me some people are having trouble selling Rolf Harris's house. That is, no one wants to buy it.

But the truth is, if they lowered the price enough, someone would buy it. It's a case of: if you can afford to buy that house, why would you buy the house of a famous sex offender when there are plenty of other houses you could buy?

It's actually a case of the estate agents not being willing to drop the price until it is sold. If the house went low enough, someone would buy it. It's just a case of seeing how low it would need to go.

Perhaps a charity could buy it and use it. Or perhaps it could be donated to a charity. But there's little profit in that.