http://www.forkscrew.com/main.html
iRoq
glories of neo-wharhol apple abu ghraib
and the black and white
a real richard serra amazing!
displayed here
screening sunday 3-21-10 at 1 re coca-cola
http://www.welcometolace.org/exhibitions/view/art-against-empire-graphic-responses-to-us-interventions-since-ww-ii/

hey and interviewed carol a. wells at bambuser.com
http://bambuser.com/channel/maryeng1/broadcast/620481

Art Against Empire: Graphic Responses to U.S. Interventions SinceWorld War II 


thanks to Carol A. Wells, Executive Director for the Center for the Study of Political Graphics

http://www.politicalgraphics.org/home.html

carol was
excited about
http://www.velvetrevolution.us/torture_lawyers/index.php

clearly, i wish to state my disinterest in islamophobic reappropriations of the veil, and veiled women, and found the last piece, the american flag burka piece quite revoltingly offensive, islamophobic, and crass.
as i waded through the last second here, my "wow" was more of a "wow, i can't wait to put this in my paper about islamophobia's misallocations and sexist dynamics and obscurational power . . . project taking life here http://hijabniqab.blogspot.com/) but as no orthodoxy suits the days and overall it was quite powerful . . .
and delightfully, the the political graphics non-prof it situated in the same building as the humanitarian law project and the national lawyers guild, so we may cross paths again futuristically . . .


nobel peace prize like oscars?
a little hokey insiders party put on by out of touch cronies?
not that the cove isn't a worthy dolphin bloodbath doc . . . wondering more about enjoy poverty


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