Interview with the Lebanese artist
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descent, whose „commitment to a radicalism both of politics and of cinematic form finds
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Artist page for Oswaldo Maciá (born 1960)
Stimulating questions about how we find our place in the world, Maciá’s immersive
Short film about Cornelia Parker’s version of Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid
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Calle Gral. Aureliano Rivera 17-B Villa Obregon Distrito Federal Mexico 15 December 1946 My dearest Annerl! How unspeakably happy I was when I got your address from Hanni Lintner and heard that you’re doing well – better even than before the war. It had been so long since I last heard anything from you that I often worried about you. Did you ever receive the two issues of the magazine DYN, where my articles were published? Probably not. You know, when my last two letters went unanswered I was so silly and sensitive, among other things, that I thought maybe …
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Letter signed by Paul Philippe Cret of the ‚Barnes Foundation‘ to Jacques Lipchitz on details of the decorations commissioned to him. Full text (in translation): ‚Mr Jacques Lipchitz, 9 Allee des Pins, Boulogne sur Seine, France. Dear Sir, Your letters sent on the 7th of January asks for a few details regarding the drawings of buildings for ‚Barnes Foundation‘. 1: I don’t think that we can notch the rock on the oval alcove without breaking the rock. The easiest way is to completely remove the unit in Coutarnoux and to replace it with your bas-relief in Pouillenay. This bas-relief can …
For the vase, please find attached a sketch of the alcove with the main dimensions
This letter mainly regards arrangements for Marie Seton’s visit to England. Seton mentions her friend, Marjorie Pilley’s, sighting of Ronald and Helene and gives them the sailing date of the Queen Elizabeth. Seton promises to bring one of Moody’s figures [‚Annie‘] to England and gives a description of Mary Beattie Brady [the Assistant Director of the Harmon Foundation, New York] as ‚an erratic female‘. Seton informs Moody that ‚Wohin‘ and a small head [‚Une Tete‘] are with her and that there is a bad split in ‚Wohin‘. In addition Seton discusses American policy and her personal reactions to changes around …
her preference for working in Europe but worries that Donald will not be able to find
