... parts of Los Angeles, Venice, and Santa Monica, or longer hikes in the canyons with friends. I also regularly lead student poets on “tanka walks” in the Mildred Mathias Botanical Gar- den on the campus of UCLA. At other times, I stroll through unfamiliar neighborhoods as I travel. These poems...

...: Pragmatism and Lesbian Subjectiv- ity in the Twentieth-Century United States (Albany: State University of New York Press, 2002). Carla Hesse, The Other Enlightenment: How French Women Became Modern (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2001). Deborah Howard, Venice...

... , and Farinella Vincenzo , eds. Andrea Mantegna: Rivivere l’antico, costruire il moderno . Venice : Marsilio , 2019 . Belden Raquel . “ Images of Jewishness in Italian Renaissance Art: Proximity, Agency, Caricature .” Expositor: A Journal of Undergraduate Research in the Humanities 15 ( 2020...

... at the Venice Biennale in 2003, fills a room with clusters of glass balloons that glow with different col- ored lights in a beautiful, slowly changing display. The lights in the balloons are renditions of local light conditions in various locations around the world, relayed over the Internet...

... blonde (Arsenale, Venice, 2001). The following argument on Sierra is based on Juliane Rebentisch, “Realismus heute: Kunst, Politik und die Kritik der Repräsentation,” WestEnd: Neue Zeitschrift für Sozi- alforschung 2 (2010): 15– 29, here 20. 29. On the affi nity that a “sensational new...

.... Freud feared that his relatives who were living in New York might be harmed if the Spanish were to retaliate.20 What stands out here is the curious juxtaposition of anxiety and delight, since part of the vivid dream imagery derives from a remark made by Freud’s wife while going to Venice (Here...

... Magdalena paintings from 1995, exhibited at the Venice Biennale 1996. 2. On fascinance see Griselda Pollock, Aft er- aff ects I Aft er- Images: Trauma and Aesthetic Transformation in the Virtual Feminist Museum (Manches- ter: Manchester University Press, 2013). 3. Twice Upon a Time...

... basic ethical standards and raised serious mental and physical health concerns.” University administrators then threatened to prevent the work’s display unless the artist would “confess in writing that the exhibition is a work of fi ction.”20 The director of the 2007 Venice Biennale, Robert Storr...

..., to three films titled "March on Rome," "Voy- age of the Norge," and "Italian Empire"; in an article dated October 14 he wrote of his experience of a fascist parade in Venice which was dominated by "young volunteers," led by "young leaders," all marching to the hymn...