Tag Archives: Covid-19
What does redundant really mean?
It looks like masses of people will become redundant as a result of the Covid-19 lockdown. And our economic systems and government policies have made paid employment the sole means to reliably feed, clothe and house your family. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, socially engaged art
Tagged art, Covid-19, individual worth, redundancy, universal basic income, word usage
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The Covid who came for G&T
OK, so the unexpected ring at the door WAS a surprise but I (being both ‘home’ and ‘alert’) saw it as an opportunity to face the enemy and try to understand her perspective on causing a devestating pandemic. She did … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, socially engaged art, Uncategorized
Tagged art, art club, channel 4, conversation, Covid-19, grayson perry
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What effect is Covid-19 having on our thinking?
Stuck at home in isolation, I’ve been wondering (as have many others) what impact Covid-19 is having on our thinking about the world we’d like to inhabit beyond the pandemic. In this weird, lonely and suspended state, we long for … Continue reading
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Tagged capitalism, Covid-19, Economic Growth, sacred cows
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The Prospectory 