Monthly Archives: December 2011
THE ARTS OF OCCUPATION
The Arts of Occupation: A Call for Crowd Sourcing Critical Inquiry announces a call to assemble a virtual archive of the Arts of Occupation. We invite our readers to send images in all media, as well as links, anecdotes, brief … Continue reading
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REPORT FROM CAIRO–FURTHER THOUGHT
One more furious thought. The formation of the government is nothing but an outloud catastrophy. In addition to the “ancient” PM, there is a scandal about the minister of Interior Affairs. He was the assisstant of the security head general … Continue reading
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REPORT FROM CAIRO ON THE ELECTIONS
I believe these elections should be listed as one of the biggest treasons in history. While we were being attacked in Tahrir Square, completely desrted by all the political parties, and accused of all nasty things in the media, the … Continue reading
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On Translating Panofsky
Jas Elsner and Katharina Lorenz [Managing Editor’s note: In anticipation of the appearance of their translation (in conjunction with a substantial essay) of Erwin Panofsky’s “On the Problem of Describing and Interpreting Works of the Visual Arts” in the spring … Continue reading
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