The Civil Right Movement remains, even today, a very hard and complex issue, its components have many facets, like we are visually familiar with “the marches” for example. Today I was looking for an illustration relating to “speeches”, I came across this image I created over a decade ago. The Read more…
It was in November 13 y ago, violence burst out in the streets of Paris, today we are on the very early of December and we are back into the same cycle, and it hardly matter if it is or not labeled for exactly the same reasons . This prouves Read more…
13 years ago “IABLIS Jahrbuch für europäische Progresse “ [ Yearbook for European Progress ] invited me to create a series of 13 linoleum cuts for it’s “4. Jahrgang” [ Year issue ] 2005, ” Übersprungene Identität: Von Proto-Nationen und Post-Existenzen” [Skipped Identity: From Proto Nations and Post Existence ]. Aside Read more…
12 years ago: ongoing humanitarian crisis perpetrated by wars. Commissioned and published linoleum cut to illustrate ” Darfur’s Fleeting Moment ” by Antony Lake and Francis Fukuyama. New York Times, Op-Ed Sunday May 21, 2006. “Darfur Fleeting Moment”- The New York Times- Week in Review- May 21, 2006 – Linoleum Read more…
April 20, 2006: commissioned and published linoleum cut illustration by the New York Times, Op-Ed. on Earth Day, ” Not Out of The Wood Just Yet ” by Don Melnick and Mary Pearl. ” The people most vulnerable to the disappearance of forests are the poor: nearly three-quarters of the Read more…
Recent air strikes in Syria. While New York City [ where the UN is located] celebrates it first Spring day with trees blossoming, today’s Spanish newspaper El Pais raises its darkest concern that this new conflict could develop into the next World War! Based on history facts, it seems virtually Read more…
April 4, 2018: Today is the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr. I am pulling out from my archive shelve ” The Civil Rights Reader – American Literature From Jim Crow to Reconciliation “ book. Editor, Julie Buckner Armstrong, associated editor, Amy Schmidt. I was commissioned Read more…
April 2003: Series of linoleum cuts illustrations commissioned and published 15 years ago by Harper’s Magazine, New York. “No More Unto The Breach – Part 2: The Unconquerable World” by Jonathan Schell … Excerpt “Never have the possibilities both for horror and hope been more extreme, and ever, therefore, has Read more…
March 2003: Series of linoleum cuts illustrations commissioned and published 15 years ago by Harper’s Magazine, New York. “No More Unto The Breach – Part 1: Why War Is Futile “ by Jonathan Schell … Excerpt “The catastrophe of 1914 represented a decision of consign the future of Europe, Read more…