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Tag Archives: Daniel Heyman

1. My imaginary interview with Amy Goodman on Culture and Resistance

   Democracy Now in honor of the New Year had a program called “Culture of Resistance”, but it omitted visual artists and many voices. I wrote an imaginary interview with Amy Goodman to fill the gap.

   This entry was posted on January 1, 2013 and is filed under Art and Activism, Art and Politics Now, art criticism, Art in War, Art of Democracy.

   Tags: "culture and resistance", "culture of resistance", "Democracy Now!", Amy Goodman, Daniel Heyman, Fernando Botero, Selma Waldman

2. Torture and some salvation

     Daniel Heyman‘s two part exhibition called “Bearing Witnes” is at Linfield College in McMinnville Oregon and the White Box of the University of Oregon gives us unimaginable suffering and inhumanity in the first show depicting men recently released from Abu Ghraib, and some salvation in the second part about a program in Philadelphia for […]

   This entry was posted on April 28, 2011 and is filed under Torture to Salvation.

   Tags: Abu Ghraib, Daniel Heyman, human beings, military abuse, Philadelphia Fathers, torture

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