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Evany Zirul is a retired surgeon and an accomplished artist. Working as a sculptor of metal and drawing and painting in a variety of medium, she sent Fomite Press a collection of cartoons/comics she composed during Donald Trump’s first term after Ishmael Reed mentioned this project to her. Like Reed’s drawings, the art is mostly…
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Edward Sanders is a poet, historian and composer. One of his recent published books, illustrated by Rick Veitch, is Broken Glory, the Final Years of Robert Kennedy. His manifesto, “Investigative Poetry,” has inspired several book-length biographies in verse, including Chekhov, a Biography in Verse, 1968, A History in Verse, and The Poetry & Life of…
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We are at the beginning of the possibilitarian takeover of society. we herewith dispose of the incompetent ruling class by underthrowing it from the toes up, & we immediately implement the 1000 alternatives to the destructive habits of capitalism. Politics must abandon its traditional war & weapons preoccupations & make the severe health issues of…
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Friends, a graphic novella, follows Bob’s attempts to make new friends. When he befriends AlsoBob, the guy in the bathroom mirror, he finds that others treat him differently, and even Snooper, Bob’s cat, comes back home.
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Selected images from an exhibit, The Existibility installation, at T.W.Wood Gallery in Montpelier, Vermont, by Peter Schumann, founder and director of the Bread & Puppet Theatre.
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Bread and Puppet’s Diagonal Life presents the diagonal as a potent and promising opposition to the dominating verticality of our culture. Puppeteers long ago realized that the most aesthetically radical movements for puppets are diagonals, because these movements are cannot be sustained by human actors or dancers for more than a moment. (Gymnasts upsidedown themselves…
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Bread and Puppet’s Diagonal Life presents the diagonal as a potent and promising opposition to the dominating verticality of our culture. Puppeteers long ago realized that the most aesthetically radical movements for puppets are diagonals, because these movements are cannot be sustained by human actors or dancers for more than a moment. (Gymnasts upsidedown themselves…