This Week in Art Crime
...and the reporters, with their notepads and video cameras at the ready, tried to get a more linear response, the resulting give-and-take was a piece of performance art in itself....
Beauty Blogosphere 2.8.13
...be worthy in its own right—as it is for Muslim women. We live in a culture that's pretty confused about women's bodies, surveillance, "responsibility," the gaze, and sexuality. Wearing hijab...
Sunday Reading
...A bilingual guide for LGBT disaster preparedness in Japan Clinton and the teachers' unions Antisemitism at the DNC How Republicans Tried to Flip the Jewish Vote and Created Donald Trump...
Dixie Be Damned, But Damn Everything Too
An Interview with Saralee Stafford and Neal Shirley.
Sunday Reading
...by an American company.” Lifecycles and Makerspaces in an “Electronics Graveyard”: Agbogbloshie Dorothea Lange’s Photographs of Japanese-American Interment “When people mourn the decline of Istanbul, they mourn the willful transformation...
black . . . gay
.... gay” formation. Dagmawi Woubshet writes, “Given the persistence of death in black life, black culture is imbued with an anticipatory sense of loss, recalibrating the calendar of mourning to...
Hanford Idyll
...(and to protect Hanford from outside interference) is now itself protected from development and agriculture, part of an edenic landscape imagined into the future. The Reach is presented as an...
Psychic Refuge
..."translate" cultural difference; for example, in some cultures people may not identify individualized emotions but identify them as part of collective, family or social feelings, which are not compatible with...
Terror’s Lawfare
Reading Canada’s and Sri Lanka’s anti-terror acts reveals the need for comparative and cross-jurisdictional resistance to globally self-justifying discourses of “terror”
Whose Time Is It, Anyway?
The uneven temporalities that structure global capitalism require martyrdom from its least valued commuters
Forget Me Not
...rush to commission a memorial for Sean Collier, the police officer who had been killed on the MIT campus in the multi-day chase following the Boston Marathon bombing. But myriad...
The Tuition Limit and the Coming Crisis of Higher Education
What happens to higher education when universities can no longer hike tuition?
America.
...and these were labeled with the names of other places. In this form, in the form of “hilarious memes,” the story was reported in a comical way. Spain was a...
Sunday Reading
...is written in five scripts Tourists Flock to South Korea's 'German Village' A Taste of Algerian Music Out of the Hadhramaut - on the Arab diaspora in South-East Asia Of...
Beauty Blogosphere 10.5.12
...The timing is particularly iffy, as the products are made in Japan, which is currently sparring with China over an archipelago of islands; strong branding has prevented sagging sales of...
Sunday Reading
...suspensions really become rarer? Tech transfer and the privatization of the public university British universities turn to capital markets Towards a new community of scholars Culture of misogyny in Isla...