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lost in the supermarket
It seemed like a good idea; drop into the market on the way home, grab some snacks and a few beers.Settlers without borders? Anarchists without frontiers? ..You have to think that tactics like the ISM is using is only going … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Activist Abir Kopty, Ami Horowitz, Benny Morris Historian, Darren Aronofsky, Glenn Beck Restoring Courage, ingrid pitt, International Solidarity Movement, kahanism, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Martin Buber, meir kahane, Movie Pi, Oslo accords, Rabbi Meir Kahane, Rami Levy Supermarkets, the clash
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power of the pulpit
Religion 2.0. As long as they can see the light. It seems like a paradox, a type of oxymoron: religious Zionism. A nativist approach to the land, nation building, combined with the traditional diaspora values of power that are exclusive … Continue reading
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Tagged Gideon Levy, hammer films, ingrid pitt, Judge George Karra, Liora Minka, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, MK Tzipi Hotovely, Moshe Katsav trial, Peter Beinart, Rabbi Michael Melchior, Rabbi Shlomo Aviner, Richard Silverstein, Victoria Vetri
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quiet desperation of prosaic convenience
Is it possible to reconcile the classic/romantic divide. To purge the psychological into a product of reason? Can it be avoided that aesthetic purity depends somewhat on the decadent? Well, the concept of soulmates can be pitched out so that … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged aline kominsky, Charles Baudelaire, daniel ludwig, donald b. kuspit, Eugene Delacroix, godley and Creme, Heinrich Heine, Hell Fire Club, ingrid pitt, James Gillray, Marcel Duchamp, Margaret Wente, Norman Rockwell, Robert Crumb, Sir Francis Dashwood
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you can’t always get what you are
Something of a perplexing look at the human condition. A mish mash collage of raw emotion, neuroses and the ups and mostly downs of alienation and marginality. It defies simple categorization and meanders through a cross-hatching of multiple narrative structures, … Continue reading
life is a silent scream
Ingrid Pitt. For some the horror was never over. Torn between building a life while repressing the horrors experienced. As a child sent to the Stutthof Concentration camp. How can one survive? The only thing that makes sense are the … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Literature/poetry/spoken word
Tagged Bertolt Brecht, Bill Plympton, bill plympton beyond the forest, boris lurie, Elie Wiesel, helene weigel, ingrid pitt, Ken Russell Gothic, nils blommer, perry chen, Sigmund Freud, sylvia plath daddy, Theodor Adorno, Viktor Frankl, viktor frankl logotherapy, Walter Benjamin, yehuda nir
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all the butcher’s helpers
In socio critical terms, the emphasis is always to focus on the victims.Perhaps our relation to them. All is enhanced and detracted by the problematics of memory. Very little stares squarely at the locus of the problem which is to … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged Bill Plympton, boris lurie, cornel west, Donald Kuspit, dr. jud newborn, gilles paquet-brenner, ingrid pitt, jerome witkin, kevin sean michaels, kristin scott thomas, perry chen, sarah's key, serge joncour, tatiana de rosnay, Walter Benjamin
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sarko for supper: the dinner game
Nicolas Sarkozy and the Dinner Games. Though in some respects Sarkozy does recall Louis de Funes and the comic posturing, the ideal context in which to place the French leader would be Francois Weber’s Le Diner des Cons. Sarkozy is … Continue reading
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Tagged carl theodor dreyer, Carla Bruni, Ernst Lubitsch, francis veber, french elections, ingrid pitt, Moliere, moliere the misanthrope, nikki six motley crue, nikki sixx, nikki sixx this is gonna hurt, Sarkozy, thierry L'hermitte, timothy carlson
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