Mennour opens an exhibition of works by Bertrand Lavier
Bertrand Lavier likes to confront us with unqualifiable situations. His artworks often seem to hover between different possible identities as well as
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Bertrand Lavier likes to confront us with unqualifiable situations. His artworks often seem to hover between different possible identities as well as
Wednesday, April 1, 1964, was much like any other day in Ripon with lots of vehicles parked in the shadow of John Aislabie’s obelisk.
Early on in the '60s, thuf back drop of tension, you have capitalism versus communism, and it was palpable fear in the united states and in the soviet union that the two sides were going to get into a nuclear war. as the head of the soviet union, khrushchev was very idealogical. he believed the future belonged to communism. he said america needs to be contained, and the only way to do it is to prevent crises all around the empire. khrushchev came to the u.s. in the 1960s and said, we will bury you. and americans took it seriously. >> the speech did enrage a fire