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tattoos: the numbers don’t add up
Honouring the survivors of Nazi death camps by emulating their tattoos? ( see link at end)…Holocaust survivors are disappearing and, with them, the memory of what they went through. But some of their children and grandchildren have found a way to … Continue reading
radical chic: return of the ekosians
Truth to power. A kind of truth to power. Neo-Nazi? Patriot? Freedom fighter? Misguided genius? Eccentric gadfly and publicity hound? Clearly inscrutable, but all part of the mystery of radical Jewish culture, the people, the remnant of the remnant as … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Alan Dershowitz, Art Spiegelman, art spiegelman maus, Arthur Butz, children of holocaust survivors, david ridgen, Elie Wiesel, Eva Fogelman, fara kaplan, George Grosz, Gideon Levy, Israel Shamir, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Max Beckmann, Natasha Mozgovaya, nicolas rossier, Norman Finkelstein, Steven Plaut, Thomas Klocek, Tom Segev
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think different: aren’t i wonderful?
His “reality distorted field.” A ruthless, obsessive, perfectionist nature. A productive narcissist bordering on the psychopathic? All the hallmarks of the admired American business leader. The good, the bad and the ugly. The closed ecosystem which will likely permit Android … Continue reading
decoys of perception: poetry after …..
Could poetry be written after Auschwitz? Theodor Adorno’s famous assertion did not necessarily mean that no poetry could be created about the holocaust. Its a touchy grey zone; a metaphorical voyage of the damned where like Odysseus you tie yourself … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Literature/poetry/spoken word, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged a.m. klein, Art Spiegelman, art spiegelman maus, boris lurie, clayton patterson, david h. katz, David katz, Donald Kuspit, elaine martin, eli mandel, emmanuel levinas, Irving Layton, Jacques Derrida, Michael Franti, Michael Greenstein, Raul Hilberg, seymour mayne, Walter Benjamin
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