by John Feffer, Niels Van Tomme | Apr 16, 2009 | War & Peace
Trevor Paglen is a writer and “experimental geographer” holding a Ph.D. in geography from Berkeley. His thought-provoking visual artworks deliberately blur the lines between social science, contemporary art, political theory, and activism. Constructing...
by John Feffer, Niels Van Tomme | Mar 11, 2009 | Uncategorized
Since 1994, Ultra-red has established a unique position in the world of sound art. Their highly analytical projects, which range from radio broadcasts to art installations, directly link social activism to sound experiments. A global collective, Ultra-red made its...
by fpifadmin | Mar 11, 2009 | Uncategorized
Two hours before I watched Ari Folman’s docu-drama animated film Waltz with Bashir, a personal account of Israel’s 1982 invasion of Lebanon, I listened to a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom recount his experience before a Washington D.C. audience....
by John Feffer, Ethan Pack | Mar 10, 2009 | Uncategorized
The collapse of the Israeli Left may be the latest casualty of last month’s war in Gaza. The fighting appears to have scuttled what remains of the Israeli-Arab peace process, as a nationalist bloc of parties opposing territorial compromise with the Palestinians...
by Farideh Hassanzadeh-Mostafavi, Melissa Tuckey | Mar 10, 2009 | Uncategorized
“I am the one, whom they will kill in the end, because he himself has never killed.” Miklos Radnoti If as a tourist your son comes to my country my son will be kind with him simply because in our religion a guest is a gift of God even if he is our...
