Culture Colony

@LukeJerram is giving FREE talk at the Arnolfini, Bristol on 28th as part of this book launch. Hope see you there! Book tickets here....https://t.co/aHezssnjiA
Full colour 96pg new book describing 22 years of practice, from here for just £15.....https://t.co/njXd12eQaW pic.twitter.com/ku7KzhvpdN

— Luke Jerram (@lukejerram) May 20, 2019

Have you ever heard of a Catalonian Platter? Join Mandy Coates’ basket weaving workshop @MOSTYN Llandudno on Sunday, 26 May to find out how to create the traditional willow dish that holds bread, cheese and fruit. For further details see https://t.co/zfs83lJMMp … … … … pic.twitter.com/qbI5khXUlA

— Y Lle Celf 2 (@yllecelf_eng) May 20, 2019

Just back from seeing fab #DavidNash exhibit @Museum_Cardiff - sinuous, sensuous, playful, moving, gravity-defying sculptures, a new perspective on roots& branches, lime, oak, ash & burnt wood. Well worth a trip #VisitCardiff pic.twitter.com/h0AbCBvUdg

— Jenny Kitzinger (@JennyKitzinger) May 19, 2019

“If you want to make the remain voice heard in Wales, if you are one of many Labour voters fed up with their Brexit balancing act, if you want to wipe the smirk off Farage’s face, lend us your vote next Thursday and let’s make Wales a remain nation.”

Sunday Times heddiw/today. pic.twitter.com/burU3BRAj3

— Adam Price (@Adamprice) May 19, 2019

Congratulations to Jehad Shehada , who won our #GazaVision song contest today, and thanks for all the singers who sang for Palestine during the winner announcement's event which took place on the rubble of a building that was destroyed by the Israeli warplanes weeks ago in #Gaza. pic.twitter.com/wlX41W2PLj

— We Are Not Numbers #Gaza (@WeAreNotNumbers) May 18, 2019

This is important, people. You have to vote ⁦@Plaid_Cymru⁩ if you live in Wales. It may be your first time to do so, and maybe your last. But this time it’s vital. Plaid Cymru overtake Labour in YouGov EU poll - https://t.co/BqUkBK6PIv https://t.co/O74ZKdwasB

— Siôn Edwards (@Sionedwards) May 18, 2019

Remember it's an all Wales vote. Even if Plaid are not particularly strong in you area . Your vote will count this time. https://t.co/UGdtFnBeIo

— Glyn Morris (@glynbeddau) May 19, 2019

@Madonna For people to come together the door needs to be open and an invitation is needed to enter in... Will the Netherlands Government and people invite #Palestine to @Eurovision 2020 @DutchCulture @PalestineToday @TheGNShow

— Eluned Haf (@elunedh) May 18, 2019

MR, @yniwl HEN WLAD (MEWN DUB)
Dydd Sadwrn / Saturday Mehefin 8 June
7:30pm

Am fod yn noson arbennig. Werth prynnu tocynnau reit handi.

Will be a magical gig. Best get your ticket now.

Tocynnau / Ticketshttps://t.co/DlmDvlXpxb pic.twitter.com/bnbVZYMnmr

— Neuadd Ogwen (@NeuaddOgwen) May 18, 2019

I cannot adequately express just how beautiful #MuseumOfTheMoon looks in Ely cathedral. It’s my ~14th install but I was just dumbstruck once it was up. #Cambridge people you should pop over and take a look. pic.twitter.com/JInnVV6sOd

— Oliver Humpage (@oliverhumpage) May 17, 2019

The new opinion poll is clear: 📈

If all remainers in Wales back Plaid Cymru in this election... ✅

Wales can beat Brexit! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 pic.twitter.com/rIngI2iVYG

— Plaid Cymru Islwyn (@PC_EbwyIslwyn) May 17, 2019

ICYM a call for applications to our Early Career Residency programme: makers/designers, musicians/composers, writers and visual artists based in the UK all welcome to apply to these funded residencies taking place in September 2019. D/line 3 June 2019.https://t.co/wARI9v8inC pic.twitter.com/hDL6GqX06z

— Cove Park (@CovePark) May 17, 2019

Unelected ‘leader’ of a ‘party’ with no members taking tons of money from a man whose financial affairs are under criminal investigation. Nothing to see here for the BBC. Welcome to Brexit Britain.

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) May 17, 2019

This is getting a little out of hand....#MuseumOfTheMoon is now simultaneously in The Natural History Museum London, BrightonFestival, Ely Cathedral, Lille train station-Lille3000, Houston MuseumOfNaturalSciences, Draper (MIT)USA, BigBangFestival France. @lukejerram feeling dizzy pic.twitter.com/bHZqWzJRpR

— Luke Jerram (@lukejerram) May 17, 2019

A British ‘politician’ accepted nearly half a million pounds from a shady ‘businessman’. For services rendered? Not so long ago, that would have been career-ending. And make no mistake, much of British ‘journalism’ is the only reason why it no longer is.

— James O'Brien (@mrjamesob) May 16, 2019