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…
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…
March 10, 2008: Series of five linoleum cuts illustrations commissioned and published 10 years ago by The Christian Science Monitor, Boston. It published during one week a five part series on ” An END to poverty – New hope for the last billion poor”. This series won “Best Series” at Read more…
Passe Muraille # 62 – Cover [ Couverture, Copertina ] – French magazine dedicated to prison and incarceration issues. My contributing donation linoleum cut. Paris. Published October 2016 Note: First publication of my linocut by The New York Times ( ” The Lingering Injustice of Attica” – Sept. 9, 2011) … Follow me Read more…
What is the actual risk for women traveling abroad compared to the perception?
January 1st , 2013: commissioned and published linoleum cut illustration by the New York Times, Op-Ed. “The Emancipation of Abe Lincoln “ by Eric Foner “His annual message to Congress, on December 1, 1862, devoted a long passage to promoting gradual,compensated emancipation and colonization. Lincoln indicated, however, that a new approach was Read more…
” Predicting the Behavior of Civil Unrest: Social Instability Meets Science ” Paris Riot – ” Be French or Die Trying “-The New York Times – Op-Ed page – November 9, 2005 – Linoleum Cut:16.5″x9.5”- 41x24cm – Second publication November 7th 2012: ” … from nonviolent protest movements in Tunisia and Read more…