...John Hawke John Hawke's unauthorized interventions into public space aim to recode street spaces and remind of utopian possibilities of communality. Featured projects, such as “Orange Work,” created in collaboration with his fellow artist Sancho Silva, blurs the boundaries between public...

...Marilyn B. Young Saving Private Ryan , directed by Steven Spielberg. Dreamworks, 1998. Pearl Harbor , directed by Jerry Bruckheimer. Buena Vista Home Entertainment, 2001. Black Hawk Down , directed by Ridley Scott. Columbia Pictures, 2001. We Were Soldiers , directed Randall...

... with questions of enclosure: a series of public installations in New York City and Oslo by John Hawke, and the participatory, multimedia performance art of the eastern European artists’ collective known as Neue Slowenische Kunst, or NSK. Both Hawke and NSK use everyday life as a canvas on which they render...

... Marx’s Capital for nearly forty years. John Hawke received his MFA in painting and MS in art history from the Pratt Institute in 2002, where he initiated Orange Work, an ongoing project with Pratt alumnus Sancho Silva. Hawke has been a Kress Fellow at the Brooklyn Museum of Art and a participant...

... but in the movement of history through time, in how we under- stand history and time. In some ways, for me, it has been a question of going back to the basics. While in Boston, I came across A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking.1 It is a book that can also be called Physics for Idiots, or, more politely...

..., the surfing precedent was cited by golfer Greg Norman, footballer Glen Ella, and several Australian cricketers in explaining why they chose not to compete in South Africa.64 Not long afterward, the Australian prime minister, Bob Hawke, pointed to Carroll’s “admirable” sacrifice — he was jeopardizing his...

... Indian Culture and Research Journal 19 (1995): 193 – 211. 29. Second closest because the bill actually passed once, only to be vetoed by the governor. See ibid., 202. 30. Roger C. Echo-Hawk and Walter R. Echo-Hawk, Battlefields and Burial Grounds: The Indian Struggle to Protect...

... Bush have any such flashbacks when Don Rumsfeld and Paul Wolfowitz first located Baghdad on the globe for him? Unlikely, but the hawks in the Bush administration did have a sense of Iraq as home to something beyond weapons of mass destruction. Some account had...

..., each party adopted, overtly or covertly, some of the other’s positions. Each party contained what were politically self-contradictory positions-hawks versus doves, humanitarians versus imperialists, welfarists versus business-as-usual types. But the point is that these positions were...

... of Ariel Sharon, waiting to replace him as the next prime minister of Israel. Sharon is a war- rior hawk who sees everything in actual military terms. Netanyahu is something 18-Zulaika.cs 11/19/02 4:03 PM Page 195...

... York Times columnist Elizabeth Bumiller calls the Hawks’ Nest? A little water-skiing? Maybe. Some discreet water boarding? Perhaps. Hunting seems more likely, though. Cheney has been known to visit the local gun shop in Easton to pick up some ammo, and Antonin Scalia, his old hunting companion...

... and are well dramatized in the e~hibit.~ "House Divided" begins with an alcove of widely varied stage- setting materials, including the "Lincoln as Railsplitter!' painting and an equally striking Homer Henderson portrait of the Sauk chief Black Hawk, whose 1832 attempt to reclaim land in Illinois...

... in skeins and darts and many other things, and we swapped them for other things that we gave them, such as little glass beads and hawks' bells. Finally they traded and gave everything they had with good will They bear no arms, nor know thereof; for I showed them swords...

... of licensed traders in the locations were always The informal trading and hawking in which many economicallymarginal women sought to engage was likewisetight­ ly restricted, and the selling of home-brewed beer or indeed any other liquor was completely prohibited and the target of repeated...

... by the other." This is the inner dynamic of the Cold War which determines that its mili- tary and security establishments are self-reproducing. "Their rnis- siles summon forward our missiles. NATO hawks feed the hawks of the Warsaw bloc." Why don't the sane people on both sides recognize...

... 117 Times noted with approval that the program “had something to offend and please both hawks and doveTime commended PBS for telling the history of America’s most controversial war ”without the smug wisdom of hindsight.”s Even the Wall Street Journal praised the even-handed character...

... Aby Warburg and the Image in Motion, by Philippe-­Alain Michaud, trans. Sophie Hawkes (New York: Zone Books 2004), 10. 17. See Christopher D. Johnson, Memory, Metaphor, and Aby Warburg’s Atlas of Images (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2012). 18. Sedgwick, Tendencies, 9...

....” As public opinion against the war grew, media criti- cism grew apace; yet it ranged from ”hawk” (use more force more decisively) to ”dove” (the war isn’t working and the costs are too high), excluding the core antiwar view that this was an immoral war of U.S. aggression against a tiny nation...

... a campfire-ring utterly false, almost parodying montage techniques Howard Hawks used to much better effect in Red River. The film also suffers from weak acting and mis- casting (the critical role of Danny is the most obvious case; the Italian wife the most painful to watch), confusing and largely...

... of goods and the movement of people — and all else has been subor- dinate to that movement: picketing a struck workplace, protesting a war, begging for change, hawking a knockoff handbag, shilling for Save the Children, or even stand- ing around chatting with friends, neighbors, or strangers. Permits...