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REVEALED: Son of Weather Underground militant, 76, is now a San Francisco DA and is fighting for dad s release from jail over bungled $1.6million Brink s heist in 1981 that left a guard and two cops dead
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin is seeking clemency from New York Gov Andrew Cuomo for his father, David Gilbert
Gilbert, 76, is serving a 75-year-old sentence for his role as unarmed getaway driver in the 1981 Brink s armored truck robbery that killed three men
Boudin was 14 months old when his parents, Gilbert and Kathy Boudin, both members of radical Weather Underground militant group, took part in the heist
Google s Black History Month Doodle celebrates poet, activist Audre Lorde
The acclaimed Black lesbian poet wrote of her hatred of racial and sexual prejudice. Listen - 04:57
Google celebrates acclaimed poet Audre Lorde for Black History Month. Google
Google is turning the lens of its annual Black History Month Doodle on Audre Lorde, an internationally acclaimed poet and civil rights champion. The self-described Black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet is best known for writings reflecting her hatred of racial and sexual prejudice.
Thursday s slideshow Google Doodle marks the 87th birthday of Lorde, whose prose also celebrated Black identity and rejected the notion that similar identities were required for unity. The slideshow, illustrated by Los Angeles-based guest artist Monica Ahanonu, features an excerpt from her speech Learning From the 60s, which she delivered during a Malcolm X c
M 2 3 opens an exhibition of works by Bat-Ami Rivlin
Installation view.
NEW YORK, NY
.-M 2 3 is presenting No Can Do - an exhibition of recent work by Bat-Ami Rivlin. No Can Do is on view 12 February through 21 March 2021.
Re-mesh sheets, foam, zip ties, felt, wood plank. Metal gate, yellow foam, duct tape. Wire, spring. Bat-Ami Rivlins sculptures are titled with industrial incantations, lists of materials that conjure larger systems if only to be released from their terms. While these materials are all described as found, some could plausibly have been found together, like the gate of a chain link fence jutting out from the wall that has been softened by the addition of foam padding at hip-height, as if by a worker who had bumped into its lock or latch one too many times. All of these objects were, in fact, previously used or cast off. Yet here, moved off the construction site or out of the factory or beyond the institution, the materials new arrangements and function