Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Winslow Homer (1836-1910) is famous in the US but not well known outside North America. None of his paintings are displayed in a UK public collection and this makes compelling the current exhibition at The National Gallery. The exhibition’s book details his work and life. Sean Sheehan Homer […]
Reading Źiźek can feel like a journey into a galaxy of ideas but a pictorially more exact image is that of visiting a solar system with a multitude of thoughts orbiting a radical understanding of existence. Sean Sheehan Reality, it is insisted, lacks any substantial coherence and this […]
The indigenous struggle for land rights. A resistance movement that grows every year in protagonism and visibility. The final film in a trilogy documents this struggle and focuses on the personal relationship between an indigenous leader and a filmmaker which developed during the period of over 30 years that he has been working in Brazil.
The blurb on the book’s back cover –“Read in an afternoon. Remember for a lifetime”– might be stretching the attention span of most readers but it fairly hits the mark when claiming this history of the Soviet Union is not a book easily forgotten. Sean Sheehan The main […]
Legalising marijuana is the right thing to do. It is safer than currently legal drugs, it is popular amongst a large section of the public, it would impede crime and it has medical benefits. It is time for lawmakers to end this self-righteous crusade against a relatively harmless drug in […]
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