Tuesday, 17 December 2013
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Scottish Pride
In ‘79 we
were told that not enough people had voted even though the majority voted for
independence. After this, some Scots were disillusioned and left Scotland. I
left Scotland myself in 1980
for America
and returned here in 1989. Turmoil can
create great art though and after ’79 in the eighties there was a revival of
Scottish art, music and writing. Since then there has also been a revival in
Scottish pride and culture. Back in the 70s there were fewer ceilidhs and kilts
were rarely seen at events or on the high streets and there was less pride in
our Scottish heritage.
Here are a few of my kilt images of recent years!
Saturday, 12 October 2013
Black and White Portraits
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Frank Sinatra |
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Louis Armstrong |
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Professor Longhair |
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John Martyn |
Friday, 30 August 2013
Thursday, 22 August 2013
Laurie Penny Edinburgh International Book Festival 2013
Laurie Penny, British columnist,
blogger and author discussed her book Discordia on the Greek crisis at
Edinburgh International Book Festival 2013.
Credit Pauline Keightley. Copyright:pkimage09@gmail.com.
Laurie
Penny, 26, journalist, author, feminist, troublemaker, utopian. Contributing
Editor at The New Statesman, writer for The Guardian, Vice Magazine, The
Independent, The Nation, Salon and many others. Author of Meat Market (Zer0
Books, April 2011), Penny Red (Pluto Press, October 2011) and Discordia (Random
House, 2012, with Molly Crabapple).
If any media or artist wishes to use my photos commercially online, please get in touch with me. Thanks.
Wednesday, 21 August 2013
Beautiful Sahar Delijan Edinburgh Book Festival 2013 .
The
beautiful Iraqi writer Sahar Delijan discussed her novel about those executed
during the Iran-Iraq war Children of the Jacaranda Tree at Edinburgh
International Book Festival 2013. .
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