Artists for Palestine post
Robert Del Naja from Massive Attack addresses a huge protest against the UK government’s complicity in the genocide of Gaza.
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Blood on the Tracks
A train emblazoned with the motto Death to the IDF was spotted in Belgium.
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Benedict Cumberbatch recites Mahmoud Darwish
Benedict Cumberbatch reads a poem by Mahmoud Darwish at the Together for Palestine event. September 2025.
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Banksy’s Censored Mural
Banksy’s mural at the Royal Courts of Justice criticising the mass arrests and incarceration of anti genocide protesters was quickly censored by Met Police. Dissent is not permitted!
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Gaza Artist Amal Abu Al-Sabah
In the landscape of a brutal, inhuman genocide, where the American-Israeli regime has stamped out the very foundations of life and history in Gaza and systematically targeted children, an artist’s brushstroke becomes a revolutionary act. The story of Palestinian painter – Amal Abu Al-Sabah – emerges not as an isolated incident of hope, but as…
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Macklemore – F****d Up
Macklemore blasts Israel Trump and Musk in massive song of Resistance as fascism threatens to march across humanity led by the genocidal apartheid state of Israel with the backing of the world’s largest millitary and the world’s richest man – yes this is absolutely “F****d Up” – Listen if you dare – right now!
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As if by magic, it’s fascism!
Edward Torsney considers the ratchet mechanism built into our political system. Successive governments compound each incremental step towards authoritarianism and intolerance. The result is inevitably fascism. Today we’re spotlighting Edward Torsney and his most recent article. This week he featured on the UK’s finest news website SKWAWKBOX ! This was his first published piece for…
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Guernica
Guernica: Picasso’s Masterpiece of Resistance In 1937, amidst the turmoil of the Spanish Civil War, Pablo Picasso created what would become one of the most powerful anti-war statements in the history of art: “Guernica.” This mural-sized painting, named after the Basque town bombed by German and Italian forces, stands as a testament to the horrors…
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MEDU Art Ensemble
The Medu Ensemble, formed by South African exiles in 1979, used art as a form of resistance against apartheid. Displaying resilience through art, music, theatre, and literature, they highlighted themes of oppression and solidarity. They mobilized communities and raised international awareness, significantly contributing to the anti-apartheid movement. Their legacy teaches that art fosters empathy and collective resistance.
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The Art of Resistance
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