In November 1935 and July 1936, the German magazine Arbeiter-Illustrierte-Zeitung (AIZ) published critical and downright scathing retort of the Nazi’s “sportswashing” propaganda efforts.
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Down-to-Earth Expressions of Universality
“You have this oasis, this beautiful place that we get to exist together.” These words were relayed to us from … More
The Tricks That Dogs Teach Us
I never thought I would become a “dog person,” but three years ago, a somewhat spontaneous decision to adopt a … More
An Abject Human Failure
Denying children their right to experience childhood is an action that should be unanimously considered an affront to humanity. Yet … More
Stop, Collaborate and Listen: Ice as an Artistic Medium and Methodology
The use of ice in art is a symbolic choice that effectively conveys its affordances as a literal and figurative … More
A Leap of Faith
In Yves Klein’s Le Saut dans le Vide (1960), the artist’s body works in tandem with traditional artistic processes to … More
Machine Unlearning
The art classroom offers students a unique way of interdisciplinary learning, which is experiential, experimental and enriching for personal and … More
The American Nightmare
Ann Nocenti’s run as the lead writer for the Daredevil comic book series is highly regarded for the depth of … More
Signs of the Times
The streets of New York City can feel overwhelming due to the massive amount of stimulating sights, sounds and activities … More
Shibboleth
Nine times out of ten, a 548-foot long hairline crack in the floor of a historic building would be a … More
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