Mini Masters Art Club
@minimastersart.bsky.social
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Art Educator & Artist. Cultural Democrat. Bringing Art to Children - and Children to Art. KS1 & KS2. Est 2007. Manchester eX @MiniMastersArt #ImaginationUnlimited #LetMeDoArtMyWay
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fcgordeaux.bsky.social
A top quality delivery courtesy of the one and only @happytoast.co.uk If I ever have grandkids, the caterpillar ain’t getting a look in!
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implausibleblog.bsky.social
Daisy Cooper, "Will the Prime Minister Keir Starmer ask our security services to assess the threat that Elon Musk poses to our democracy"
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architecture.bsky.social
Shades of Gray – From White to Graphite
Shades of Gray – From White to Graphite
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owlernook.bsky.social
If you get the chance, take the route down to Chorlton. About as good as it gets in the UK, especially at the junctions.
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willjennings.bsky.social
What a fantastic night.
Thankyou to the 700+ people who came.
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womensartbluesky.bsky.social
I will cut adrift—I will sit on pavements and drink coffee—I will dream; I will take my mind out of its iron cage and let it swim—this fine October.

- Virginia Woolf
#Womensart
Monochrome photograph featuring a white woman sitting sideways on a patterned armchair dressed in a dark jacket and skirt and with her hand raised to her face
minimastersart.bsky.social
Goodness, I can barely keep up with all the change underway in Chorlton at the moment #Chorlton #HorseAndJockey
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
The 200-year-old venue will reopening as a gastro-pub and led by chef who has worked in some of the world's best kitchens
Historic Greater Manchester pub to reopen its doors as opening date revealed
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
minimastersart.bsky.social
“If we save the sea, we save our world” 🐠🐟🐡🐙🪸🦑🦈🦀🦐🦞🌍🌎🌏 #DavidAttenburgh
jonathanslater.bsky.social
A wonderful message. Good morning Blue Sky
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marcmorris.bsky.social
Today's the 959th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, so obviously I'm reposting my scenes from the Bayeux Tapestry in Playmobil.
minimastersart.bsky.social
I’m in the wrong city and the wrong country this weekend 😩 #Baboró 🎨🎭👨‍👧👩‍👦
news.rte.ie
The Baboró International Arts Festival for Children is under way in Galway with over 50 events featuring theatre, dance, music and interactive workshops. This year's festival is very much about collaboration between performers and children
29th Baboró arts festival taking place in Galway
The Baboró International Arts Festival for Children is under way in Galway with over 50 events featuring theatre, dance, music and interactive workshops.
www.rte.ie
minimastersart.bsky.social
Looking around the audience @rncmlive.bsky.social for @ledbydonkeys.org @mcrlitfest.bsky.social I suspect there’s not a person left in #Chorlton tonight.
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sensynthesis.bsky.social
Oliver Jeffers re: his “America First” art:

“To stand any chance of survival, we need to start acting with a sense of unified purpose.”

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Oliver Jeffers, 03 April 2025:
“Another piece I made 8 years ago that has eerie echoes to today.

On top of an old globe I acquired long ago, decayed to such a degree that it looked like the earth was scorched, I found where the USA lay, and painted a beautiful rose garden behind a picket fence.

I called it ‘America First’, and along with the handwritten type that says ‘Made America Great Again’ I was referring to two oft repeated Conservative slogans in order to point out both the absurdity and irresponsibility of an isolationist approach to a climate growing rapidly more hostile to human life.

Yesterday’s news of the USAs new policy on global tariffs gives me similar feelings of an even stronger ‘what’s in it for me’ isolationist attitude to what has been an interconnected world. But with the added fear that climate, a still looming catastrophic problem, has been relegated to the sidelines.
Tariffs, trade  and economics are man-made concepts we could alter overnight, if we all agreed. 
The climate is not.
To stand any chance of survival, we need to start acting with a sense of unified purpose. 
The weather doesn’t care about borders or tariffs. Oliver Jeffers, 03 April 2025:
“Another piece I made 8 years ago that has eerie echoes to today.

On top of an old globe I acquired long ago, decayed to such a degree that it looked like the earth was scorched, I found where the USA lay, and painted a beautiful rose garden behind a picket fence.

I called it ‘America First’, and along with the handwritten type that says ‘Made America Great Again’ I was referring to two oft repeated Conservative slogans in order to point out both the absurdity and irresponsibility of an isolationist approach to a climate growing rapidly more hostile to human life.

Yesterday’s news of the USAs new policy on global tariffs gives me similar feelings of an even stronger ‘what’s in it for me’ isolationist attitude to what has been an interconnected world. But with the added fear that climate, a still looming catastrophic problem, has been relegated to the sidelines.
Tariffs, trade  and economics are man-made concepts we could alter overnight, if we all agreed. 
The climate is not.
To stand any chance of survival, we need to start acting with a sense of unified purpose. 
The weather doesn’t care about borders or tariffs.
minimastersart.bsky.social
At #BarlowHallPS #Chorlton we’ve been using #OliverJeffers 📕 #HereWeAre to raise awareness about damaging our planet 🌎 and steps we can take to protect it ♻️ Now I’ve discovered this powerful piece of art he’s created
which highlights the importance of a unified approach #AmericaFirst
sensynthesis.bsky.social
Oliver Jeffers re: his “America First” art:

“To stand any chance of survival, we need to start acting with a sense of unified purpose.”

Full quote in ALT text of images.
Oliver Jeffers, 03 April 2025:
“Another piece I made 8 years ago that has eerie echoes to today.

On top of an old globe I acquired long ago, decayed to such a degree that it looked like the earth was scorched, I found where the USA lay, and painted a beautiful rose garden behind a picket fence.

I called it ‘America First’, and along with the handwritten type that says ‘Made America Great Again’ I was referring to two oft repeated Conservative slogans in order to point out both the absurdity and irresponsibility of an isolationist approach to a climate growing rapidly more hostile to human life.

Yesterday’s news of the USAs new policy on global tariffs gives me similar feelings of an even stronger ‘what’s in it for me’ isolationist attitude to what has been an interconnected world. But with the added fear that climate, a still looming catastrophic problem, has been relegated to the sidelines.
Tariffs, trade  and economics are man-made concepts we could alter overnight, if we all agreed. 
The climate is not.
To stand any chance of survival, we need to start acting with a sense of unified purpose. 
The weather doesn’t care about borders or tariffs. Oliver Jeffers, 03 April 2025:
“Another piece I made 8 years ago that has eerie echoes to today.

On top of an old globe I acquired long ago, decayed to such a degree that it looked like the earth was scorched, I found where the USA lay, and painted a beautiful rose garden behind a picket fence.

I called it ‘America First’, and along with the handwritten type that says ‘Made America Great Again’ I was referring to two oft repeated Conservative slogans in order to point out both the absurdity and irresponsibility of an isolationist approach to a climate growing rapidly more hostile to human life.

Yesterday’s news of the USAs new policy on global tariffs gives me similar feelings of an even stronger ‘what’s in it for me’ isolationist attitude to what has been an interconnected world. But with the added fear that climate, a still looming catastrophic problem, has been relegated to the sidelines.
Tariffs, trade  and economics are man-made concepts we could alter overnight, if we all agreed. 
The climate is not.
To stand any chance of survival, we need to start acting with a sense of unified purpose. 
The weather doesn’t care about borders or tariffs.
minimastersart.bsky.social
Thanks Darrell. Our Year 5 children #StJohnsRCPS will be delighted by your feedback and arty-celebrity endorsement 🤩
darrellwakelam.bsky.social
Wow, amazing. This looks seriously impressive. 😮 You’ve done a great job. 👏👏👏
minimastersart.bsky.social
@darrellwakelam.bsky.social Your book 📕 #ArtShaped has proved its weight in gold for #StJohnsRCPS #Chorlton @minimastersart.bsky.social as we’ve used your ‘key building methods’ and ‘tricks of the trade’ to help create our new display #StJohnTheEvangelist #SalfordDiocese #Edusky #PrimaryArt 📦 ✂️
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carolecadwalla.bsky.social
My colleagues & I have taken a huge gamble to set up @thenerve.news We’re trying to build a new independent publication from the ground up. Social media is our only distribution for now.

Sharing this article in your networks would make a huge difference. Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏
carolecadwalla.bsky.social
NEW: The British politician, his Russian intelligence handler & a Kremlin plot against the US & Ukraine.

My new piece about Nathan Gill and Nigel Farage for @thenerve_news in which we ask:

Why, even now, is no-one asking questions?

t.co/BUTtpK9C4S
minimastersart.bsky.social
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profaliceroberts.bsky.social
I’m sure they didn’t mean to eliminate the woman in this image.
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hetanshah.bsky.social
This is such a clever idea on taking kids to museums/galleries
www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...
Nadia from London has an idea that sounds such fun you'll be booking a day out asap.
"I've always loved museums," she says,
"but they can be overwhelming for children. For decades now, I've done something called 'playing postcards'
We do
the museum backwards, visiting the gift shop first. Each child gets to choose three postcards. Then they take it in turns to find that particular artwork in the museum and give us a little information about the piece from the details on the postcard, or from any gallery plaque. At the end of this treasure-hunt-style activity, we vote for our favourite in the cafe."
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lbflyawayhome.bsky.social
An observation test for you - for your inner 8 year-old

“The artist has hidden 12 things in this picture. How many can you find?”

Treasure magazine, 1964
Official answers coming soon

(Even if you don’t reply, could you please ‘like’ or share this one? 🙏)
Black-and-white picture of two children playing in woodland. Also in the picture, there are 12 hidden animals including an owl, a bat and a squirrel.
minimastersart.bsky.social
Nostalgia right there.
lbflyawayhome.bsky.social
An observation test for you - for your inner 8 year-old

“The artist has hidden 12 things in this picture. How many can you find?”

Treasure magazine, 1964
Official answers coming soon

(Even if you don’t reply, could you please ‘like’ or share this one? 🙏)
Black-and-white picture of two children playing in woodland. Also in the picture, there are 12 hidden animals including an owl, a bat and a squirrel.