Mark Steel at The Independent on the logic of blaming the victims of the raid on the aid flotilla:
It’s time the Israeli government’s PR team made the most of its talents, and became available for hire. Then whenever a nutcase marched into a shopping mall in somewhere like Wisconsin and gunned down a selection of passers-by, they could be on hand to tell the world’s press “The gunman regrets the loss of life but did all he could to avoid violence.” Then various governments would issue statements saying “All we know is a man went berserk with an AK 47, and next to him there’s a pile of corpses, so until we know the facts we can’t pass judgement on what took place.”
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Robert Heinecken (1932-2006) at Cherry and Martin: A complete group of the magazine pieces, selections from the “Hite Hustler Beaver Hunt” and “Socio/Fashio Lingerie” series, and color and black and white photograms from the 1960’s and 1980’s.
Robert Heinecken
Posted 28 May 2010
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Mary Reid Kelley’s “Sadie, the Saddest Sadist,” at Susan Vielmetter. My favorite line: “Brittania waives the rules.”
Robert Rahway Zakanitch at Samuel Freeman. Zakanitch is now in his 70s.
Next door, at Greenfield Sacks and Frank Lloyd, Ed Moses, now in his 80′s, continues his own exploration of pattern and decoration.
Mary Reid Kelley
Robert R. Zakanitch
Ed Moses
Posted 27 May 2010
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Posted 20 May 2010
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This site is apparently popular with people looking for pictures of cum. This is what my StatPress plugin tells me.
An image from my MFA thesis show at Art Center this past February. The show title, “Our Coming Was Expected,” referenced the second of Walter Benjamin’s Theses on the Philosophy of History. More images in the projects section.
Untitled (Rearticulated Heartfield), inkjet prints mounted on walls
