Paul Conneally
Bio
Paul Conneally is a Cultural Forager, poet and artist.
He writes on culture in its widest sense from art to politics, music and science and all points between.
His Twitter handle is @littleonion and on Instagram he is @little___onion
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Aftermath
The artist Jacqui Gallon made ‘Aftermath’ during and as part of ‘Becoming Wild’ an immersive two day workshop led by artists Miffy Ryan and myself in the secluded wood that is currently Jacqui’s outside studio / workspace. The workshop was part of the 2022 Taiwanese Artist Intern / Residency programme hosted by Fearon Hall in Loughborough UK, curated by Jacqui Gallon and mentored / envisioned by Professor Ming Turner.
By Paul Conneally3 years ago in Humans
Singing Plumber Shocked By Saucy Internet Messages
When Leicestershire based singing plumber Kev Crane found himself with a record deal and featured in the press and TV all over the globe he had no idea that it would result in suggestive emails and social media contacts from admirers and fans!
By Paul Conneally4 years ago in Beat
E-Bike City
Many years ago the city of Leicester, situated in the East Midlands of the UK, proudly announced itself to the world as the first ‘Environment City’. It was a great aspiration but one it never actually lived up to. The only reminders of this aspiration the moss covered, barely readable signs by the roadside at the borders of this faded city.
By Paul Conneally5 years ago in Unbalanced
Just What is Killing America’s Bald Eagles?
The bald eagle is an iconic bird synonymous with the USA. Since 1994 bald eagles living by mainly artificial lakes have been developing a brain disease that sees them losing control of their co-ordination and dying. The deaths have perplexed ecologists and other scientists for years. The disease was somewhat similar to ‘mad cow disease’ in humans and this led scientists to believe that the disease may be due to something in the food chain that finished with the bald eagle.
By Paul Conneally5 years ago in The Swamp
Eat Your Beets Leaves and All
I went for a walk in the rain today. Summer rain. The type of rain that isn’t that heavy but constant. The air felt and looked misty. The countryside side of the urban edge of our small town of Loughborough felt and looked particularly bucolic this day. The sheep helped this vision and the rain didn’t seem to bother them so why would it bother me? It didn’t.
By Paul Conneally6 years ago in Feast
‘House’ a Japanese Movie Cult Horror Classic
So last night we decided to watch ‘House’ a Japanese horror / comedy movie made in 1977. I knew nothing previously about this film other than it was on the British Film Institute’s playlist and so came with a good pedigree as I haven’t found many films on the BFI PLAYER that are bad films. I don’t like them all but even the ones I don’t like I can see that they are well made in one way or another.
By Paul Conneally6 years ago in Geeks
