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I seem to have landed the museum-tech beat on the Wall Street Journal's "Arts in Review" page. In tomorrow's Personal Journal section (online now), you can read: At SFMOMA, Tech and Culture Meet---my mixed review of the newly expanded San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's digital transformation. In my previous digital adventure---The Brave New Museum Sputters Into Life---I groused that several art museums' high-tech interpretive aids were "unintuitive, inadequately explained, or exasperatingly dysfunctional." SFMOMA's robust new app, by … [Read more...]
Willful Wilsey Wilts: Regime Change at Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
The long overdue wresting of control over the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco from a bejeweled socialite and consummate fundraiser, Diane "Dede" Wilsey, is finally occurring under the museums' new director, Max Hollein, who assumed his post on June 1. What we don't yet know is whether Max impelled this change or just got lucky. In her dual role as FAMSF's board president and CEO, Wilsey was an eccentric, capricious leader, delaying the naming of a successor to late director John Buchanan on the shaky grounds that the staff needed more … [Read more...]
"The Keeper" Sleeper: The New Museum Displays the Harrowing "Sketchbook from Auschwitz"
"Start on the fourth floor, but make sure not to miss the second floor," New Museum director Lisa Phillips advised me when I arrived with only an hour to spare for the press preview of The Keeper (to Sept. 25)---an ephemera-packed exhibition of the stuff assembled and preserved by obsessive-compulsive accumulators of objects and images. Astutely curated by the indispensable Massimiliano Gioni, the museum's artistic director, the show examines and ennobles the visionary and/or documentary impulses behind these eccentric labors of love. When I … [Read more...]
The Met Mess: Parsing the Organizational Upheavals at the Metropolitan Museum
What do the disarray of the Metropolitan Museum's finances and the shakeup of its senior staff say about Tom Campbell's performance as director of this country's preeminent art museum? It could be that directing the Met is too complicated and challenging a task for someone who assumed the post with scant administrative experience. In September 2008, at Campbell's meet-the-press moment upon being named to succeed the formidable Philippe de Montebello, I had questioned the respected tapestry specialist about his paucity of administrative … [Read more...]
GOP Stop? Cleveland Museum's Convention Intervention
The Cleveland Museum of Art today finds itself near "the room where it happens" (to quote from Broadway's "Hamilton"). Some convention-weary delegates and families will probably migrate there, seeking respite and cultural solace. While awaiting further developments, the museum posted a mischievous tweet, which sparked this @ClevelandArt/@CultureGrrl exchange: … [Read more...]
Shiner Whiner: Warhol Museum's Director Joins the Flight from Museum to Market
Should museum directors and curators parlay their nonprofit contacts into for-profit pursuits? The latest news in museum-to-market defections---last week's announcement that Eric Shiner, the five-year director of the Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, will leave Aug. 15 to join Sotheby's---is one of several eyebrow-raising transitions suggesting that the financial incentive and frisson of becoming an art-market player are overcoming some directors' and curators' reluctance to forsake disinterested scholarly, educational and populist … [Read more...]
Climate-Control Crisis Closes Brooklyn Museum
The Brooklyn Museum dropped this bombshell in my inbox at 5:23 p.m.: Because of an air-conditioning outage, the Brooklyn Museum will be closed tomorrow, Friday, July 8 through Sunday, July 10. Our team is working around the clock to replace the damaged systems during this time. All museum collections are being constantly monitored and sensitive materials are being moved to climate controlled spaces. Please check www.brooklynmuseum.org for updates and for more information on rescheduled programs. New York City is in the midst of a … [Read more...]
Injured Elvis' Secret Tryst with Conservators: SFMOMA's Neal Benezra Tells All
Journalists (including me) extracted only minimal information from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's press office about the "minimal" damage suffered by Warhol's celebrated "Triple Elvis [Ferus type]," 1963, on 100-year loan from the Doris and Donald Fisher Collection. But Neal Benezra, the museum's director, was more forthcoming when I caught up with him last week in New York at the press preview for the exhilaratingly eclectic, must-see Bruce Conner retrospective, premiering at the Museum of Modern Art (to Oct. 2), before traveling … [Read more...]
"Masterpiece of Design": MoMA Flies Its Copy of "Rainbow Flag" for Pride Week; SFMOMA Marches!
I scooped the Museum of Modern Art on Twitter, regarding its observance of Pride Week. On Thursday, I tweeted about the museum's prominent display (in front of the picture window overlooking its Sculpture Garden) of the iconic "Rainbow Flag," as it is titled on its wall label. (The museum's collection website gives it a different name---"LGBT Flag.") Two days later, MoMA posted its own tweet about its current display of this enduring gay pride symbol, with a link to its informative 2015 interview with Gilbert Baker, the self-described … [Read more...]
"Commercial in Confidence": National Gallery of Victoria Upholds MoMA's Secrecy on Loan (or rental) Fees
In my post last week spotlighting the lack of transparency about the financial terms (collegial loan or money-making rental?) of the Museum of Modern Art's planned dispatch of some 150 masterworks for temporary display at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), Melbourne, I promised that if I learned more from the NGV, you'd learn more. Here's how a spokesperson from the Australian museum answered my recent queries (emphasis added): We are delighted to be working in partnership with MoMA to bring some of the world's best contemporary … [Read more...]
Broken Link: Sree Sreenivasan, Metropolitan Museum's Chief Digital Officer, to Depart
This bombshell (in the form of an internal memo) has just been dropped by Thomas Campbell and Daniel Weiss, director and president, respectively, of the Metropolitan Museum. (Photos, text in italics and links are mine, not theirs): We wanted to share the news that Sree Sreenivasan will be leaving his position at the Met after three years serving as the Museum's first chief digital officer. This decision has been made in the context of the recentering of the Museum's work and our current financial restructuring. In his time with us, Sree has … [Read more...]
ARTnews Lives! (former parent company files for bankruptcy)
A lot of confusion ensued from this artnet post today, in which Brian Boucher reported: Artnews S.A., the Polish company that briefly published the New York-based ARTnews magazine and, even briefer still, Art in America, has filed for bankruptcy and liquidation of its assets, according to the Polish website Investments. Did this mean that ARTnews was going to fold? Not so, according to the official statement, just issued by Rubenstein Associates, the media relations firm, on behalf of collector/publisher Peter Brant's BMP Media … [Read more...]
"What Is an Art Museum?" Some 50 AAMD Members Tell Us (video)
For museum junkies like me, the video below, produced by the Association of Art Museum Directors in connection with its 100th birthday, is a delight---not only for the contagious enthusiasm and astute insights of museum leaders from around the country, limning the value of the museum experience, but also, in my case, for the chance to reencounter many directors whom I've known and interviewed but haven't seen in years. As part of his institution's recent press release announcing an intriguing show that will juxtapose the works of Jasper … [Read more...]
Ruing Roulin: MoMA Lends (or rents?) Some 150 Works to National Gallery of Victoria
Bye-bye, Joseph Roulin! The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), Melbourne, recently announced that it will be the exclusive venue for a multi-disciplinary installation of some 150 MoMA masterworks, June 8, 2018-Oct. 7, 2018. Fans of the home team are going to miss these heavy-hitters by van Gogh, Dali and Lichtenstein (top to bottom), among many others: If you scroll down at this link, you'll see many more players from the A-team who will be AWOL from MoMA. Organizing their Australian road trip is Samantha Friedman, MoMA's … [Read more...]
"The King" Gets Dinged: Warhol "Triple Elvis" Roughed Up by SFMOMA Paparazzi
"We had an incident," Gary Garrels, SFMOMA's senior curator of painting and sculpture, told me last Friday when I encountered him in the fifth-floor galleries, only minutes after I had interviewed him in his office. He was answering my query as to why, less than three weeks after the expanded museum had opened, this Warhol room was closed to the public... ...while a "Jackie Triptych" was being installed there: To my astonishment, Garrels told me that the day before (Thursday), a visitor had bumped into one of the Warhols on … [Read more...]
Warhol Damaged, von Rydingsvard Caressed: My Storify on Unexpected Encounters at the New SFMOMA
As you've probably guessed if you follow my Twitter feed (@CultureGrrl), I've neglected the blog because I've been traveling in the San Francisco area, where I spent two rewarding, if exhausting, days (Friday and Monday) in the generous, welcoming spaces of the expanded SFMOMA. The advantage of arriving after the scribe tribe has decamped lies in getting to see how the museum is being used by real visitors (not just persnickety critics). Press previews are fine for receiving useful, spoonfed information, but not so great for judging how … [Read more...]
Hard Times at NYC Museums: National Academy Homeless (with video); Staffing Cuts at the Metropolitan Museum, Brooklyn Museum, MoMA
Unlike the 2008 meltdown, there's currently no major economic recession in the U.S. to blame for the recent epidemic of belt-tightening by three major New York City art museums---the Metropolitan Museum, Museum of Modern Art and Brooklyn Museum. While the long-term viability of those institutions is not in doubt, a fourth---the National Academy Museum---intends to shut its doors tomorrow ceasing normal operations (but offering to lend works to other institutions), until and unless it can sell its posh Fifth Avenue buildings and find a new, … [Read more...]
Frick Flick: CultureGrrl Video Tour of Off-Limits Upstairs Living Quarters at Frick Collection
One of my favorite parts of the Frick Collection's controversial expansion plans was the commitment to opening to the public the historic upstairs rooms where the Frick clan lived 100 years ago. Now that I've had the chance to climb those stairs, thanks to a tour that director Ian Wardropper offered to me and two other writers after yesterday's press lunch, my excitement has yielded to disappointment. As you'll see in the CultureGrrl Video, below, I gradually learned that precious little remains of the decor and furnishings that the … [Read more...]
"Tidal Wave of Change": The Sudden Turnover of U.S. Art Museum Directors (towards contemporary)
While the annual meeting of the Association of Art Museum Directors (in Cleveland through tomorrow) focuses on ways "to increase diversity throughout the field," Kaywin Feldman, director of the Minneapolis Institute of Art and former AAMD president, has noticed a major change among her fellow attendees at the directors' conclave. She tweeted this insight: Majority of directors @MuseumDirectors meeting have been directors for under 5 years. Exciting tidal wave of change in the field! — Kaywin Feldman (@KaywinFeldman) May 23, 2016 To … [Read more...]
Art Museum Day's Odd Couples: Corcoran/GWU, MASS MoCA/Crystal Bridges, Smithsonian/Hebrew University
In the provocative spirit of CultureGrrl, come join me, faithful art-lings, in an unconventional commemoration of Art Museum Day, spotlighting some unlikely pairings that have recently hit the news. Whether conceived in a spirit of innovation or desperation, they've caught our attention by being unexpected and a little eyebrow-raising: ---There have been new developments in the doomed three-way marriage of the Corcoran Gallery and College of Art + Design with George Washington University and the National Gallery. As reported by Peggy … [Read more...]


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"We've been duped by the Republicans. Kentucky Sen. and minority leader Mitch McConnell in a news conference one day after the election, stated that the single and sole goal of the GOP over the next two years is: to make Barack Obama a single term president. What an arrogant and obnoxious goal and statement. There agenda before the election was to get votes by promising that there first goals were jobs, the economy and health care reform. It seems their goal is to grab power, not to do things for the people that are in need of jobs and or unemployment pay, health care for those that don't have it, and the people losing their homes. This is the same party that wanted the auto plants and their suppliers to go out of business. We are just coming back from what they did to this country, and now we have them back to do the same things to our country again. What a mess the next two years is going to bring to this country. Talk about partisanship." Carl D. Leow Rogers Cit
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Hey shrill, you forgot Nyah Nyah Ne Boo Boo...Infantile, sophomoronic partisan putz! Learn Understanding English, a remedial course for sixth graders.
Posted 1274 days ago.
Normanticide: Self-inflicted death...by stupidity.
Posted 1275 days ago.
You know, like Normuckraker's blanket dismissals of conservatives.
The entire societal faction known as murderers though, he seems fine with. Misdirected tolerance. They're just misunderstood, much like he is.
Posted 1275 days ago.
...And go drink your Kool-Aid, intolerant bigot, like a good little sheep.
Posted 1275 days ago.
Shut TF up, hate monger.Yes, you, rshRill.
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Nobo, tolerance is within your grasp. Any person or idea in this 'free' society that goes about their lives as they see fit, that does not infringe upon your life or property, and does you no harm,is eligible for your tolerance.But once you go about hating others, with a blanket dismissal of whole factions of society, you lose your own humanity, and run the risk of becoming a Fascist.
Posted 1275 days ago.
Apparently one more thing you're not aware of is the difference between fear and disgust.
Put the definitions of the two on "your list". Then shove that list up your tailbone cushion.
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FEAR is a negative emotion. Hate is supremely negative. YOU two fear/hate mongers add NOthing to any RATIONAL discussion on who the enemies of America are. The over zealous Homeland 'Security' apparatus, the increasingly invasive and militarized police state we now have. The Prison-industrial society that promotes for profit prisons, the incarceration of people doing nothing more than seeking their own happiness, the privateers who seek to make money off the miseries of others, those like you two who kowtow to the fear and hate mongering of right wing blogs, radio hosts, and FAUX 'News', rather than following the Constitution, these are MY enemies. I hate no person or society, contrary to the diatribes against my opinion by the phony rshRill. I fear NO faith or religion, contrary to the hate and fear mongers. And, shrill, put 'words' in my mouth at your own peril, for lies and LIARS are also on my list.
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nobo..Let's hope your christian cult doesn't force you to drink kool-aid from a barrel. I don't read the silly bibles but wasn't Leviticus into stoning people to death.
Posted 1275 days ago.
So, do as he says, not as he does.
Posted 1277 days ago.
Normypunchdrunkfool saves all of his intolerance for conservatives, tea party members, republicans, strict constructionists, Christians, and Jews. He has never had a kind word to say about any of them.
The "tolerance" he does display should more properly be called, suicidal level, stupidity.
I wonder how far he'd "tolerate" someone setting his house on fire at 3AM, or bombing his house at 3:05AM. He'd make excuses for the fire-bombers the next day, right? Wrong.
He's simply afflicted with the "no skin off my nose" problem, where unless it happens to him, he's OK with it.
You see, he hasn't been terrorized personally yet and is so permeated with selfishness he doesn't care about what happens to anyone but himself. He knew a Muslim once upon a time and is now an expert...on being a naive fool.
He also had a good friend who was homeless. That friend remained homeless, even though Norm had a home. Someone (other than he) should've done something about
Posted 1277 days ago.
Okay, I'll give you that my intolerance is indeed showing but, really – How many more must die for this cult of evil? Am I afraid of Muslims? Well,*****Yeah! I'm afraid. Who wouldn't be? These shark-eyed cultists are living in an alternate reality cutting off peoples heads with carving knives, stoning woman to death and strapping bombs to themselves to blow up non-believers. Tell me Norm, just so I understand – what exactly am I supposed to tolerate? And, Amos if Miss Michigan ever did show up in my yard and you did come to pick her up (for what ever purpose) you and she would most likely be stoned to death by her savage fellow believers – or she would be "Honor" killed by her own family.
Posted 1277 days ago.
Approximately 90,000 individual acts of Islamic Terrorism since 9-11. That's about 89,999 terrorist acts too many. I started getting suspicious after the first thousand or so. Now it's a foregone conclusion that Islam is the incubator for death, subjugation and barbarism, worldwide.
Beheadings, crucifixions, church shootings, the training and indoctrination of little kids. The most racist, hateful, women and children abusing, group on the planet.
You stupid camels can tolerate that all you want. Tolerate it right up to the point where the scimitar enters your adam's apple and exits your "brain"stem.
Then you can speak out about it...from your plastic DHS coffin...in pig latin.
Posted 1277 days ago.
To much of the Muslim world, the face of America is DRONE STRIKES. And you useless idiots wonder why America is hated. Wake TF up.
Posted 1277 days ago.
You, rshRill, say I have idiotically told you there is no such thing as a Muslim/Islamist terrorist. What a dolt you are.Terror comes from those that HATE, people have been terrorized in America since the first Pilgrim landed here.Ask any person of American Indian heritage. Ask any person whose ancestors landed here on slave ships. Ask any inner city child afraid to go outside. Ask the senior citizen unable to leave their home for FEAR that their house will be ransacked. You have no tolerance, and prefer to spread fear and hatebecause Rush Limpbo and Hannity and the weirdo conspiracy theorists at WorldNetDaily and Brietbart****.The idiot resides in YOU, the 'man' who simply cannot travel a mile in the shoes of a hobo.
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Nobo, your intolerance is showing. You might as well sign with your real name.(rs...) What is it about the FIRST Amendment you do not understand.Hatred comes from every quarter, from every intolerant human.HATE is a negative emotion brought on by FEAR.If I do not like YOU, I will tell YOU, and not hold any other person responsible for your ignorance, even if they are the same faith as you, the same color as you, or if you are all wearing a sweater vest.
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nobo..Miss Michigan was a muslim and if she ever steps onto your property don't call the cops, call me and I'll come and get Her. You can always recognize muslims and mormons by the big M tattoo on their forehead.
Hate and murder, Cain and Able. Slavery, the red states. Mayhem, Jesus' dad flooding the planet and burning Sodom.
Posted 1277 days ago.
They ain't right in the head and they ain't right with God. I paged through their "bible" and its chuck-full of hate, murder, slavery, and mayhem. It's the devils book if I ever saw one. People that follow that garbage have to be freaks and creeps. It's a cult of evil and should not be tolerated in a civilized world. But, we have this little thing in the constitution called freedom of religion and I guess it covers things like Voodoo and evil cults like Muslims. But there ain't nothing in the law that says I need to like those people – I just can't do them any harm.
Posted 1277 days ago.
Tell me something Norm. Why is it okay for Muslims to hate us to the point of strapping bombs on themselves or loading a pressure cooker full of nails and explosives and shredding the legs off people? But, it's not "nice" to mistrust, dislike, or even . . . . HATE Muslims? I'll tell ya now, I'll never get in blast radius of one, They will never step onto my property without me calling the cops and letting the dogs loose on em. And, I'll cross the street before passing one on the sidewalk.
Posted 1277 days ago.
Which idiot told me that? Was it the idiots at ABC, NBC, CBS, or Fox? How about CNN? Was it The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The Boston Globe, The New York Times, or was it the Washington Post or all of those papers in the UK?
Maybe it was a few US Presidents including the one we currently have. It might have been all the videos and news feeds of the actual events and aftermaths with all the shouts of death to Israel and Death to the United States.
There was one local established idiot that told me there was no such thing as Muslim/Islamic Terrorism. You are he.
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U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D., Calif.) forged a deal July 7 with two farm-state lawmakers to help reduce the federal deficit by ending a tax credit of 45 cents a gallon for mixing the fuel into gasoline, as well as a 54-cent-a-gallon tariff on imports that protects domestic producers from Brazilian competition.
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They're doing a weird thing in a New Zealand elementary school. Being Down Under must have turned some brains upside down.
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Last week Sneaker News gave you a look at the Nike Zoom Kobe VI 'Think Pink', the latest in Nike's charitable capsule benefiting the Kay Yow Breast Cancer fund. Here we have a second look at the upcoming release, which featured the signature tonal pink colorway and the breast cancer ribbon located on the heel of the shoe. These are set for a drop this Saturday, August 26th on Nikestore and select Nike Basketball retailers, and now you can add Nike Sportswear at 21 Mercer to that list of available purchase points. Take a look below and let us know if you have plans on adding these to your Kobe VI collection and stick with Sneaker News for more Kobe VI information and updates.
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A friend of mine for several years now — and a great supporter of the campaign to get Shaker Aamer released from Guantánamo — the musician Roger Waters, formerly of Pink Floyd, has written an article about Shaker's release, which he has made available exclusively to me, on behalf of all those who have campaigned for Shaker's release. Thank you, Roger!
A relentless campaigner against injustice, unlike far too many high-profile musicians, Roger became involved in the campaign to free Shaker after he was sent a letter from Shaker about a year and a half ago, via his lawyer Clive Stafford Smith, the founder of Reprieve, in which Shaker had been quoting from Roger's song "Hey You" (from the album "The Wall"). The song begins:
Hey you, out there in the cold
Getting lonely getting old
Can you feel me?
Hey you, standing in the aisles
With itchy feet and fading smiles
Can you feel me?
Hey you, don't help them to bury the light
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On Tuesday, in a courtroom in New York City, a long-running chapter in the "war on terror" came to an end, when Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, 48, a Kuwaiti-born cleric who appeared in media broadcasts as a spokesman for Al-Qaeda the day after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, received a life sentence based on the three counts for which he was convicted after his trial in March: conspiracy to kill Americans, providing material support to terrorists and conspiring to provide material support to terrorists.
The life sentence came as no surprise, as it is permissible for the main conspiracy charge, although Abu Ghaith's lead defense lawyer, Stanley L. Cohen, had, as the New York Times described it, "sought a sentence of 15 years, saying in a court submission that his client was facing 'the harshest of penalties for talk — and only talk.'" The Times added that Cohen had likened Abu Ghaith to "an outrageous daytime 'shock-radio' host, or a World War II radio propagandist for a losing ideology."
In court, as the Times also noted, Cohen "emphasized that his client had played no role in specific acts of terrorism," but the government had argued otherwise, stating in a sentencing memorandum that there was "no fathomable reason to justify a sentence other than life." Read the rest of this entry »
Is there no end to this government's flagrant disregard for the fundamental rights of its citizens? Today, by 305 votes to 239, the House of Commons overturned amendments to the current Immigration Bill made by the House of Lords, which concerned home secretary Theresa May's proposals to strip naturalised British citizens of their citizenship without any form of due process, even if doing so makes the individuals in question stateless.
Back in March, as I described it in my article, "The UK's Unacceptable Obsession with Stripping British Citizens of Their UK Nationality" MPs first voted, by 297 votes to 34, to pass the citizenship-stripping clause, which Theresa May had added to the Immigration Bill in January, and which, due to its addition at the last minute, had not received any scrutiny. Since 2002, the government has had the power to remove the citizenship of dual nationals who they believe to have done something "seriously prejudicial" to the UK, but May's new legislation was designed to increase her powers, "allowing her to remove the nationality of those who have acquired British citizenship, even if it will make them stateless, if they have done something 'seriously prejudicial to the vital interests' of the UK," as described in December by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, which has been covering this story closely.
In April, by 242 votes to 180, the House of Lords replaced the proposal with an amendment requiring it to be further considered by a joint committee of the Commons and Lords before being implemented, an eminently sensible proposal that should not have been overturned by 305 MPs in the House of Commons. Read the rest of this entry »
In January, Theresa May, the British Home Secretary, secured cross-party support for an alarming last-minute addition to the current Immigration Bill, allowing her to strip foreign-born British citizens of their citizenship, even if it leaves them stateless.
The timing appeared profoundly cynical. May already has the power to strip dual nationals of their citizenship, as a result of legislation passed in 2002 "enabling the Home Secretary to remove the citizenship of any dual nationals who [have] done something 'seriously prejudicial' to the UK," as the Bureau of Investigative Journalism described it in February 2013, but "the power had rarely been used before the current government."
In December, the Bureau, which has undertaken admirable investigation into the Tory-led mission to strip people of their citizenship, further clarified the situation, pointing out that the existing powers are part of the British Nationality Act, and allow the Home Secretary to "terminate the British citizenship of dual-nationality individuals if she believes their presence in the UK is 'not conducive to the public good', or if they have obtained their citizenship through fraud." The Bureau added, "Deprivation of citizenship orders can be made with no judicial approval in advance, and take immediate effect — the only route for people to argue their case is through legal appeals. In all but two known cases, the orders have been issued while the individual is overseas, leaving them stranded abroad during legal appeals that can take years" — and also, of course, raising serious questions about who is supposedly responsible for them when their British citizenship is removed. Read the rest of this entry »
Six weeks ago, on June 26, the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, initiated by the United Nations in 1997, on the 10th anniversary of the the day that the UN Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment came into force, I posted the first half of a newly released documentary film, "Culture of Impunity," for which I was interviewed along with the law professor and author Marjorie Cohn, the professor, author and filmmaker Saul Landau, the author and activist David Swanson, Laura Pitter of Human Rights Watch and Stephen Rohde of the ACLU.
The documentary, which looks at the many ways in which the most senior figures in the Bush administration — including George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld — have escaped accountability for the crimes committed in the "war on terror" declared after the 9/11 attacks, was produced by Alternate Focus, which describes itself as "working for peace and justice by offering the American public media which shows another side of Middle Eastern issues," and I was interviewed for it in April.
The producer, John Odam, has just sent me a link to the second part of this powerful documentary, on YouTube, which I've made available below, along with the first part. It features all of the experts interviewed in the first half, as well as Stephen Zunes, a Professor of Politics and International Studies at the University of San Francisco. Read the rest of this entry »
Several months ago, I responded to a request to attend the annual "Independence From America" protest on July 4, the American Day of Independence, outside RAF Menwith Hill near Harrogate in Yorkshire. The event is organised by the Campaign for the Accountability of American Bases (CAAB), and I was invited by Lindis Percy, a veteran activist who has been arrested, prosecuted and imprisoned on numerous occasions, to speak about Guantánamo. I was, of course, delighted to accept the invitation, and I look forward to the brief return to my roots, as I grew up in the north of England.
The protest will be from 5 to 9 pm, and other speakers are Salma Yaqoob, psychotherapist, Chair of Birmingham Stop the War and a spokesperson for Birmingham Central Mosque, and the journalist Martin Wainwright of the Guardian. Other guests include Mizan the Poet, the folk singers Ziggurat, and the East Lancs Clarion Choir, "Quaker Walkers celebrating 100 years of the Northern Friends Peace Board," and there will also be a drumming workshop with Steve Hill of the Daftasadrum Drum Circle group.
At the time I accepted the invitation, none of us knew how the existence of an alarmingly overreaching surveillance state would be in the news at the time of the protest, as a result of the revelations of the US whistleblower Edward Snowden, because there are few places that symbolize this problem as powerfully as Menwith Hill. Nominally an RAF station that provides communications and intelligence support services to the UK and the US, it has actually been controlled by America since its establishment in 1954, and has been in the control of the NSA (the National Security Agency, the organisation at the heart of Snowden's complaints) since 1966. Read the rest of this entry »
On May 13, I was privileged to be invited to a London preview of "Dirty Wars," the new documentary film, directed by Richard Rowley and focusing on the journalist Jeremy Scahill's investigations into America's global "war on terrorism" — not historically, but right here, right now under President Obama.
In particular, the film, which opens in the US this weekend, and is accurately described by the New York Times as "pessimistic, grimly outraged and utterly riveting," follows Scahill, who wrote it with David Riker, and is also the narrator, as he uncovers the existence of the shadowy organization JSOC, the Joint Special Operations Command, established by 1980, which is at the heart of the "dirty wars" being waged in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia and elsewhere.
I had seen rushes with representatives of the Center for Constitutional Rights at the London base of the Bertha Foundation, one of the backers of the film, last year, and I remembered the powerful sequences in Afghanistan, where Scahill found out about JSOC after meeting the survivors of a raid in Gardez by US forces in 2010 in which two pregnant women had been killed, and there had then been a cover-up.This involved US soldiers returning to the scene of their crime to remove bullets from the corpses — something difficult to forget once informed about. Read the rest of this entry »
No More Drones and Close Guantánamo: Protest at CIA Headquarters, a set on Flickr.
On January 12, 2013, during my ten-day visit to the US to campaign for the closure of the "war on terror" prison at Guantánamo on the 11th anniversary of its opening, I joined around a hundred protestors, from groups including Witness Against Torture, Code Pink, Episcopal Peace Fellowship DC, Northern Virginians for Peace & Justice, Pax Christi and World Can't Wait to protest against the Obama administration's use of drones in its ongoing "war on terror," and also to protest about the ongoing existence of Guantánamo, the day after the 11th anniversary of the prison's opening.
The protest took place outside one of the entrances to the headquarters of the CIA, in McLean, Virginia, and I was delighted to be asked to address the crowd, drawing connections between Obama's use of drones and Bush's use of torture, "extraordinary rendition" and the indefinite detention to which the prisoners at Guantánamo are still subjected. Before and after, I was reunited with various friends in the activist community, and also met others for the first time, as I wandered around with my camera, capturing the photos in this set. Read the rest of this entry »
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It's over 24 hours since I arrived in the US, with the support of Witness Against Torture, World Can't Wait and Close Guantánamo, for a series of events to mark the 11th anniversary of the opening of the "war on terror" prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, a shameful anniversary that should not have come to pass. Four years ago, when he took office, President Obama promised to close the prison within a year, but he failed to fulfil that promise. His lack of courage has been matched by opportunistic intervention from Congress, where lawmakers have passed legislation designed to thwart any efforts to close Guantánamo. To complete the failures of all three branches of the US government, the courts too have added their own contribution, with the D.C. Circuit Court gutting the habeas corpus rights of the prisoners, which lawyers spent many years fighting for, and the Supreme Court refusing to revisit the prisoners' cases, when given the opportunity last year.
As I — and others who still care about the closure of Guantánamo — continue to point out, the ongoing existence of Guantánamo is an affront to all notions of justice and fairness. Distressingly, of the 166 men still held, 86 were cleared for release by President Obama's interagency Guantánamo Review Task Force, and yet, through the combination of cowardice, indifference, opportunism and scaremongering outlined above, they remain held, even though one long-cleared prisoner, Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif, died at Guantánamo last September, and even though President Obama won reelection in November, and is now free to act to secure his legacy rather than focusing all his attention on campaigning — and not mentioning anything contentious. If he wants a legacy that doesn't describe him, amongst other things, as the man who promised to close Guantánamo but then failed to do because it was politically inconvenient, he needs to act now. Read the rest of this entry »
Last week we were reminded, via the Miami Herald, of how Guantánamo is not on the agenda for the forthcoming Presidential election. In 2008, President Obama was preparing to order the prison's closure, but his executive order in January 2009, promising to close it within a year, failed to lead to the prison's closure, and this time around the Democrats' official message is more nuanced. "We are substantially reducing the population at Guantánamo Bay without adding to it," their official literature proclaims, adding, "And we remain committed to working with all branches of government to close the prison altogether because it is inconsistent with our national security interests and our values."
Mitt Romney has also not spoken about Guantánamo on the campaign trail, although in 2007, while he was unsuccessfully seeking the Republican nomination, he said, during a debate on Fox News, that "we ought to double Guantánamo."
Sadly, although Guantánamo has dropped off the radar, despite being a permanent source of shame for all Americans who respect the rule of law, torture, it seems, is back as a topic of discussion. Read the rest of this entry »
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I have two wonderful cats. Harry and Merlin. Harry was named after Harry Potter (he came named as that) and Merlin was named after the powerful sorcerer (he used to disappear into the white walls when he was a kitten so the name was fitting).
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My cat was named Merlin because he kept on disappearing. One minute he would be eating, the next he would be hiding. We would sometimes walk past him because he blends into the white stuff such as walls and furniture.
He has the black and gray lines on his head which developed as he grew up and helped us be able to find him…sort of.
He also has a little gray smudge just where he tail begins but as he grows older it slowly is disappearing. He is a lovely cat when he isn't playing and tries to bite you. What makes him special to me is that he licks you. I mean what cat does that?! He will lick you like a dog except his tongue makes your chin hurt due to the barbs on it but after awhile it goes numb. As of now he is 10 years old!
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My other cat Harry is a black and white cat. I honestly have no idea why he is named that as he was a rescue kitten and he came named as that. He had a mother and a sister – Lulu was the sister and Fleur who was his mother – but his mother and sister unfortunately passed away. Harry is about 13 years old but seems much older because he is an outside cat but he's surviving incredibly well, protecting our garden with gusto. He would have made a lovely indoor cat and sometimes will stop inside and be happy when we protect him from the snow. He loves to drool when we give him loving but he gets scared very easily if you move too fast. Just have to remember to move slowly and he will love you to death.
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Very welcoming hotel, nice entrance foyer and the staff were helpful.
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Except for the very small space to walk around the bed, everything else was good.
The breakfast is continental and it's an extra to pay for £7, it's a reasonable spread. We had a lovely stay as it's in a great location for tube stations and Paddington railway station.
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Great hotel and value for money.
Stayed in London for 2 night. Only used it for a base and sleeping etc. Ate out so cannot comment on the hotel food. Room was basic, but clean and tidy and we got it at a great price for its location. Close to underground stations, so getting around was very easy from the hotel. My only comment may be that the hotel get a safety rail in the bath to climb into the shower... The bath is very high, but there again I have little short legs. Staff were very helpful and our room was ready early on our check in day. We would definitely stay at this hotel again. Thanks for a comfortable stay.
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Hotel close to mail line, tube and bus service - so easy access to central London.
Ideally situated - just 2 mins walk from Paddington Station - easy access to all sites within central London - staff very helpful - would not hesitate to stay again.
Restaurants nearby and public houses.
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Nice hotel, shame about the room.
Room is perhaps generous as it would be more accurate to describe it as a bed with attached walls, toilet and TV.
Unbelievable that something so ridiculously small can be passed off as a double room. Sadly the hotel is busy enough not to care. Best book elsewhere.
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Both quite and closed to centre city ( 100 m from Paddington Station.
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A stay at Matsumoto Hotel Kagetsu places you in the heart of Matsumoto, walking distance from Matsumoto City Museum and Yohashira Shrine. This hotel is within close proximity of Matsumoto Scale Museum and Kurassic.
Make yourself at home in one of the 86 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including a spa tub and bicycles to rent. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and room service (during limited hours) is provided.
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Location is nice and staffs were friendly. Have Onsen in the hotel. The room is very old and need renovation.
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"It must be a harder school," Golston said. "I hear they have to forfeit their last three seasons because some guys were ineligible. I just think somebody should have figured that out a little earlier."
The Yellow Jackets, who unwittingly played 11 ademically ineligible football players, actually have to vacate the records for all or part of their football seasons from 1998-2002 and 2004.