... in creating a full-scale installation at the Mattress Factory in Pittsburgh. This would be the largest project she had ever undertaken, and she agreed to the exhi- bition right away. After a number of months, rambling phone conversations, and a trip to Pittsburgh for Greer to see the Mattress Factory space...

... Reports filed over the years by the settlement’s medical officers tended to corroborate this assessment. And what was the inspiration for setting up an oil factory on one of the Nicobar Islands in the late nineteenth century, with this bone-jarring device as its...

... figure who becomes a machine with no purpose.45 This experiment is paradoxically centered on the search for the mini- mal elements that sustain life. A young woman named Young-­goon (Im Soo-­jung), who works on the assembly line of a radio factory, identifies as (or is in the pro- cess of becoming...

... capital of Sri Lanka famous for its early irrigation systems and man-made lakes, the site of pilgrimage for Buddhists and historical tourists, where one of several free trade zone factory areas is located.4 The village sits at the heart of what is considered a “dry zone,” the north-central province...

..., and Yinka Shonibare, among others. She has written on artists from Andy Warhol to James VanDerZee. From 1991 through 2002, she was a curator at the Andy Warhol Museum, where she co- organized The Warhol Look/Glamour Style Fashion. She curated Greer Lankton’s 1996 exhibition at the Mattress Factory...

... 2010 About the Contributors Amal Amireh is associate professor of English at George Mason University, where she teaches courses on postcolonial literature, Middle Eastern literature, Islam, and gender and sexuality. She is author of The Factory Girl and the Seamstress: Imagining...

... of the Fulgencio Batista dictatorship. The US embassy in Havana told my uncle, Manolo, and his cousins and friends that they could only get labor visas to work in agriculture or the steel industry in California. Since they had worked as sugarcane cutters all their lives, they chose the steel factories...

... fidelity, probably an effect of tape- to- tape copying that was then converted to disk. But certainly, evidence of its suc- MOVING IMAGE REVIEW 583 cessive passage from factory- sealed offering to nondescript contraband did not wear away its value. Rather, it seemed to enhance it. This must be special...

... at Warren’s Blacking Factory as a child [199 Miller points to the characteristic gesture of withholding: “That I suffered in secret, and that I suffered exquisitely, no one ever knew but I. How much I suffered, it is . . . utterly beyond my power to tell” (199). David withholds the specific affective...

...- ment business and then gradually saved up to get his factory in Saint John. The relatives didn’t help him at all, he claimed. By his mid-twenties he had a thriving clothing factory, selling his wares to modest department stores in the Maritime Provinces. He...

... recounts experiments with radical forms of social autonomy, organizing efforts that moved far beyond the factory walls. Inspired by a series of encuentros with the Zapatistas, specific colonias — regions that may not exist “on the state’s official map” (190) and where most residents participate...

... makes it impossible any longer to see War- hol s oft- cited proclamations that Pop art is liking things or In the future, every- one will be famous for fifteen minutes, or his idea of Business Art that animated the Factory, as naive or cynical affirmations of mass culture, advertising, the com...

... — they could barely see each other. Against this image from William Pope.L —   taken from his notes on The Black Factory — I do not remember how either of them looked. He more than...

....” Philippine Daily Inquirer , November 13 . newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20101113-302960/Notall-sunlight-bright-in-sunshine-industry . Balon Hanna Johara Nagasaki Hishieko . 2010 . “Sunday Essays: Call Centers—HIV Factories?” SunStar Davao , February 20...

.... tourists have flocked to the island for sun, fun, and gay-for-pay boys who will offer their services at the going rate of twenty dollars a night, the equivalent of a month’s wages in pesos for a factory worker. Lumsden, however, is quick to point out...

...), and a few months later he was sent to a tough disciplinary labor camp before working on a farm and fi nally as a tailor for a Volks- wagen factory outside Hanover. Why he wasn’t killed, I don’t know.3 When the Allies bombed the Volkswagen factory after it had started manu...

..., rather than from the origi- nal 35- mm print. Still, sitting from here and looking back through time via this faded technology, the scene feels like a suspended dream. Yet in that dream, there is always the urgency of race that pervades the fantasy and the factory of pornography. Indeed, the racial...

... themselves on factory wages alone, they reversed earlier Franco-American migration pat- terns and moved from the city back to a farm in a rural Yankee town fifteen miles away. There they survived by raising and hunting their own food, while the women made the Franco rural dishes that I grew up...

... and identification/desire” (15), particularly the period’s newly established “semi- public/semiprivate” locations (the boardinghouse, the school, and the factory, as well as the space that the act of reading itself creates) where normative repro- ductive imperatives become unstable (16). It is especially...