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Vinyl Terror & Horror discuss their work at the Horsens Kunstmuseum
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"Finally Got The News: The Printed Legacy of the US Radical Left, 1970–1979"
For over forty years, Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds has produced works that antagonize indigenous oppression and foreground his Cheyenne heritage. In recent monoprints, Heap of Birds merges political songs and anthems with his own writings—RED SKIN BOUNTY TIS OF THEE, reads one print in Genocide and Democracy, 2016, a piece he discusses below. That work is featured in "Reconstitution" at LAXART in Los Angeles, an exhibition that looks at the enduring legacy of identity politics and is curated by Catherine Taft and Hamza Walker. The show is on view through May 27, 2017.
I'VE BEEN MAKING MONOPRINTS like these for about fifteen years or so. I started printing them in Santa Fe with Michael McCabe, a master Navajo printer. He showed me a process where you paint backward on clear glass with a clear liquid. The result feels a little elusive, but I like it, because it's different than my public art, which is more in your face with bold text. With these new monoprints, I never know what's going to happen because of the liquid. Recently with Genocide and Democracy I started using solvents too, dissolving the letters even more.
It has been found that perhaps one hundred million indigenous lives were lost, throughout the Americas, due to so-called "contact" with Euro colonizers. Today countless tribal communities struggle to recover from genocide caused by war, violence, disease, loss of food sources, and encroachment of urban society upon the sacred Native medicine and natural world.
I began making these prints during the election. They illuminate the profound lack of electoral standing indigenous communities hold in democratic systems because of depleted population numbers and broadly dispersed demographics that span across many states and provinces, often from forced removal.
In some ways the prints in Genocide and Democracy look like they're coming out of some bloody, violent event—blood is pooling on them, and there's a violence implied by the words. I write texts but I also edit other documents, like the Declaration of Independence, which, if you just cut it down in a particular way, gives you the truth of a nation. It's a racist document, with its talk of the savage Indians and so forth. I also found lines in songs like "God Bless America" and "The Star-Spangled Banner" that show the hypocrisy of justice, health care, sovereignty, and education in America and just put them together.
I like NBA basketball; I'm an Oklahoma City Thunder fan. So everyone sings "The Star-Spangled Banner" before each game and they put a hand on their heart. There's a unified moral celebration, and prayers are offered. When you take that rubric and then pair it with the genocide and violence, I think that's where you might have a flashpoint of recognition.
Excerpt from Edgar Heap of Birds' interview for 500 Words.
I had to speak at a funeral on the reservation where I live just the other day. Death there is constant. Some of it is self-inflicted, but a lot of it is just based on problems on the reservation. And it's not getting any better. There's so much disenchantment there now—ill health from bad food provided by the government. It's all sugar, salt, and processed—foods that will kill you. They give it away for free and then you get a horrible disease like diabetes from it.
My wife is Navajo, so we're between the Cheyenne and Navajo Nations, traveling back and forth all the time. And her nation is really suffering too; they tested bombs in Nevada and the fallout came within the range of their reservation and dropped like rain—all these black particles gave everybody cancer. All the uranium mines there too. There's just all of this tragedy and it's not even like America has a blind eye to it, because Native people just aren't visible in the US.
I was proud of how the tribes came together for the Dakota Access Pipeline protest, but I didn't get too involved because I don't with the buzzword things. We have a joke: "We're Indian every day." So that's how I look at it, from the tribal standpoint. We did this activism before, we do it now, and we'll do it later. People can get political when there's a cause, sometimes a celebrity cause. But I wish they had kept going—there was a wonderful momentum. And I hope it channels into more activism and engages more non-Native communities. Because it was inclusive and that's the way Native people are; we appreciate help. So it was wonderful in many ways, but the violent way it ended and how pushy it became was simply awful. Though I saw it coming when Obama left office.
Joe Goode, Milk Bottle Painting 229, 2015, acrylic on board with milk bottle, 42 x 42".
Joe Goode's deadpan images of milk bottles, suburban homes, open skies, forest fires, water, and smog are included in the collections of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; the Menil Collection in Houston; the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC; the Whitney Museum of American Art; and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Goode has worked in Los Angeles since the 1960s; his latest exhibition, "Old Ideas with New Solutions," features recent paintings from several series he has been working on over the past half-century. The show opened on his eightieth birthday and is on view at Kohn Gallery in LA through May 13, 2017.
I WAS ALWAYS AWARE THAT MY WORK WASN'T POP. And Walter Hopps knew it too, even though he included me in the Pasadena Art Museum's "New Painting of Common Objects" in 1962. I had the attitude of, I don't care where you show me as long as you show me. It's not very often I choose to revisit a series I've done before. On the occasions that I've done it, it was because I just felt that I really had a new way of seeing it. A good example would be the "Milk Bottle" paintings I started in the 1960s. First of all, the bottles sat on the floor in front of a canvas to look as though they came out of the canvas. And in this show, there are dark paintings with the bottles attached to them. I've always dealt with images that you could see through—usually glass, skies, clouds, or water. The "House" series from the 1960s was when I was just formulating this idea of being able to look through things. When you see a house or go by one of these very normal suburban homes, you instinctively know what's inside it because you've been in a thousand of them. And that's what really triggered this idea I had—even though you couldn't see through something, on some level you knew what was inside.
One of the great things about Los Angeles is that it's so open and it's always been that way. I think that's because of the geography, where everything's spread out. Anybody could do anything here and it's one of the very few cities where a person can do something that would normally offend you but you can just pick up and move. You don't have to live with it. There's a freedom here that's been here since I first came, at least, and I don't think it's changed. People who don't live here—they think of a large town, and it's a large small town, is what it is. The people that came out here and gained recognition in the 1960s, one of the things that I think we all had in common—which was different from places like New York or Europe—was that each of us was working with vastly different imagery compared with artists in other places. I think that really singled this area out, and, in a way, it could have really inhibited it as well, but it didn't, because of the right people like Philip Leider and John Coplans. Leider was from Northern California and John Coplans was from London, and so for those guys to come here, along with Walter Hopps and others, they were the ones that really put this place on the map. It wasn't the artists, you know, because we were already working here and we were just the cards that they had to deal with. But they were the guys that did it. There're plenty of places in the world with good artists that don't have this happening. I think it was partially luck and partially circumstances, but if those things hadn't merged together, I'm not saying people here wouldn't have been recognized, because I think they would, but it would have been in an entirely different way.
Like those IDM experimentalists who twiddled knobs and soft synths before him, millennial electronic prodigy Alejandro Ghersi (aka Arca) has succeeded in widening a sonic landscape and pushing it to its very digital limits. His skittering collages of pitched vocals, short piano phrases, and symphonic interludes reliably mesmerize fans and critics alike. On the occasion of Arca's third album, the Venezuelan composer-producer and current Björk collaborator discusses the roots of his alias, childhood memories of life in Venezuela, and general ideas behind his music. XL Recordings released Arca on April 7, 2017.
MY FIRST PRIORITY in coming up with what to call myself was that I wanted a word that didn't have a popular meaning, a definition, or an association that would make it easy to understand my music. It still makes me smile that people are scratching their heads about this word. I like that in Spanish it means a chest or strongbox in which you could store things—an empty space that could be filled with something that could be protected. That resonated with me. It was a word I could define through my music, through years of putting stuff out. Another important thing is the way it sounds. That's probably the deepest level of meaning for me—and it's something I can't really define. We can try to know what makes it sound nice: maybe because it begins and ends with the same vowel or because it's short. I like that it has an r in it as well, because in Spanish it would be pronounced "Arrrrrrca."
The central inspiration for me, and the one that is hardest to unpack, is the Latin American woman. My mother and my grandmother. There is a fire to the women in my family. There is a fire to Latin American women: the strength of their convictions and the fact that the women run the family. No matter how patriarchal the society becomes, it is really the woman behind the curtain who pulls the strings and has a deeper understanding of how circumstances will play out psychologically—an intuition of what someone is thinking or about what is going to happen. In that sense, I very playfully and lovingly like to think of the Latin American woman as a kind of witch, especially some Latin American women keeping older values. To me that is a beautiful archetype. And it has affected me very much, because I sometimes feel like I admire or relate more to the women in my family than to the men.
I knew from such an early age that I was gay, and I was just hoping it was a phase. I learned what things to do and what things not to do. One of my most formative memories is forcing my family to watch me dance and sing. I would assemble my whole family during big gatherings, like thirteen people sitting in chairs, and I would come out and dance for them. I can remember forcing my family to watch me dance to Madonna's album Erotica. After the first two dances people were in tears and laughing. By the third time I performed, my uncles and grandfather would start huffing and puffing and saying that it wasn't right. I didn't understand why. I think I was precocious enough that I understood I wasn't supposed to do that. But I performed it anyway. After some years passed, I had an uncle who would always tease me and say, "I have the videos of you dancing. You want me to play them for everyone?" I would get so upset, because it was almost as if those tapes were threatening my survival. That was a time in my life when I was reshuffling a lot of the tectonic plates of my identity and my relationship to others. I had so much that I wanted to express. I loved Aphex Twin and online role-playing games. I taught myself how to use recording software and how to sing on a Radio Shack microphone. A lot of the emotional violence playing out in my family during my childhood and teenager years made me want to escape. I was so lucky that I loved music enough that it is what I escaped in to. I wouldn't trade any of my experiences. I loved the fact that I went through all of that.
The first album, Xen, was a necessary excursion inward, into myself. Mutant, the second album, is a response to it and is more extroverted. I've come to the conclusion that the best way for me to grow is in a very self-forgiving way—to take a risk, and in response to how that record pans out, take a risk in the opposite way. I don't think a positive charge is the truth, and I don't think the negative charge is the truth. It's the flipping between the two charges that can give you a brief glimpse into truth. I know it sounds very philosophical, but there's a humility in thinking about it like that. So if Xen is a negative charge, then Mutant must be a positive charge. And what comes after it is the result of me recalibrating. On this record, I found that there was a part of me, specifically a kind of sadness I carry with me, which required me to use my voice to commune with. But I only made sense of this in hindsight. It was more of an ongoing cue from my instincts that I decided to embrace and steep in.
I can't think of a better way to explain this than a Björk lyric, actually. She says, "Nuance makes heat." I think that encapsulates life on a personal, day-to-day level for me: the capacity to observe deeper, to zoom in and see the contradictions in a person as something beautiful and conducive to survival in the world.
Vinyl Terror & Horror, Off Track (detail), 2016–17, mixed media, dimensions variable.
Berlin-based Danish duo Vinyl Terror & Horror—Greta Christensen and Camilla Sørensen—are currently participating in the exhibition "Anger," along with artists Martin Erik Andersen and René Schmidt, at the Horsens Kunstmuseum in Horsens, Denmark. For their installation Off Track, 2016–17, they present an untidy array of sounds and objects, which they discuss here. The show is on view through May 28, 2017.
OUR APPROACH synchronizes well with the theme of this exhibition. We often work with ideas of destruction, violence, fear, and anger, which are usually expressed in a materially dark and humorous way. We began working with sculpture and then we both started wanting to play and make music. Using sound is a way of producing a metaspace that responds to a more emotional center of the brain. A part of our practice is playing live concerts. Whereas the installations are more composed, when we perform, there's just stacks of modified or broken vinyl, various record players, and us.
For this show, Camilla cut up various LPs of violin recordings and worked with violinist George Kentros, who transcribed it into notes and played the resultant piece. That has been made into a vinyl record, for which Greta shot out the center hole with a .308 caliber gun from a distance of 150 feet. She took shooting lessons for a year to perfect this task. Other elements of the installation include two speakers crashing into each other on a fifteen-foot semicircular track, and a robotic broom hammering the underside of a turntable mounted near the ceiling, making the needle skip on a record. Another turntable revolves by itself, playing a stationary record damaged by gunshot holes. A twenty-eight-second video loop shows Hetna Regitze Bruun singing opera while being repeatedly shoved in the back, in time with a revolving record.
Our installations appear to be on the edge of collapse—the objects have changed from having high fidelity to almost breaking down. We also built a speaker that seems to fall apart and then reassemble itself, and record players that are cut in half but still function. It's rare that we use speakers that don't have something that's been changed on them. Every speaker has its own sound related to what it is doing. For instance, a speaker mounted in the ceiling plays the sound of water dripping, as a motor slowly lowers the unit down toward the floor. Another speaker moves underneath the floor playing the sound of footsteps. Often the speakers represent the presence of a body or specific activity. Isolated from the installation, these individual sculptures make little sense, but within the show they all play their role in a composed narrative where bits of horror movie sound sequences, opera, German Schlager, and Swedish folk music contrast with their slapstick construction and stripped-down aesthetic.
There are lots of references to horror movies in our works, but the sounds from them—creaking doors, footsteps, raindrops—are often combined with samples from records, which might be visibly playing. We never reference a specific movie but want to just give a feeling of a story being told. And this is why we try to use as little as possible to illustrate the sound so that you are transported somewhere else in your imagination. The sounds build up expectations of what's going to happen, increasing a sense of tension as if your worst nightmare could be around the corner.
Vanessa Place, 2013. Photo: Patrick Greaney.
Vanessa Place is a writer, artist, and criminal defense attorney who currently lives and works in Los Angeles. Her 2010 book The Guilt Project: Rape, Morality, and Law critically examined the laws and punitive measures currently employed in the US regarding sex crimes, in addition to proposing that we expand our conception of "rape culture" into an understanding of culture broadly. She has for the past year been touring a recent work, a set of rape jokes, If I Wanted Your Opinion, I'd Remove the Duct Tape, 2016–, which she performed most recently in the Nu Performance Festival in Tallinn, Estonia, and at the Swiss Institute in New York.
ONE OF THE THINGS THAT INTERESTS ME A GREAT DEAL WHEN I WORK WITH SOUND, especially sound installations, is thinking about the bodies that are receiving it. A lot of sound art seems to envision an empty gallery and people standing there, ideally situated, as opposed to thinking of them as more liquid sculptures. The rape-jokes piece was initially supposed to be in a group show in LA—I was canceled after some of the other artists complained—but I was looking forward to how it would have played in a very long corridor, which, as you walked through it, would have triggered the jokes. The jokes would always be following you, starting a few seconds after you passed a motion sensor. And then the more people that would be there, the more the jokes would pile up on each other. But if you stood still and didn't move, they would stop. You have to run away or freeze, which are the two favorite choices when confronted with a traumatic situation. When you introduce a figure, the body of the performer or the artist, what ends up happening is that everything is subject to interpellation through that body, and what that body signifies. And rightly so. If it's a book, you can close it at any given moment. It's hard to stop listening to something. We can't close our eyes—so to speak—to sound. Sound behaves sculpturally.
The structure of a joke, according to Freud, is that it is a sudden discharge of repression, often sexual, often kind of obscene. And so, in that way, the joke itself ends up being structured, or ends up having the same structure, as a rape—a violent discharge of repressed sexuality. During an event once, I said something along the lines of, "We can assume that a certain percentage of people in the room have been the victims of sexual violence…" But then I added, "…and the perpetrators." Statistically speaking, it's true. And another bit of violence. The history of the joke and the tradition of jokes have always been wrapped up with questions of power. But at this moment when people—especially on the left, which includes many people in arts communities—are feeling embattled and less powerful, or with less hope, let's say, which is another form of power in a sense, the idea of the joke becomes more useful. Something that occurred to me is that Conceptualism in writing has always come to the fore in times of apparent but degenerate totalitarianism. In Chile, it was during the 1970s under Pinochet, and Moscow during the same period—it's usually right before things fall apart.
Our culture is rape culture. Our culture is racist culture. I don't know if the United States, for example, could exist without racism. It certainly hasn't been able to historically—sometimes the heat is turned up, sometimes turned down, but there's always a certain simmering. We've created these internal divides and we seem to like our internal divides. When you see people saying, "We're all immigrants," you immediately know that we are not all immigrants—some of us were refugees, some of us were chattel. The thing with rape culture is that rape is like winning the bad-luck lottery. There are things you can do to improve your chances and there are things you can do to reduce your chances, but we're all in the lottery. Rape is actually a judgment about something—it's a verdict. You're convicted of rape. Rape isn't a thing, so to speak, but a frame. And an encounter, like a joke.
Vanessa Place performs If I Wanted Your Opinion, I'd Remove the Duct Tape, 2016–, for 500 Words.
One of the things that aesthetics can do is conjure that encounter, where in some ways, the stakes are very low. Nobody's going to end up dead in a ditch; a rape joke isn't a rape. But in another sense the stakes end up being very high, because it's a confrontation with oneself all the time, and what I've found with my practice is people often react very angrily to being put in that position, no matter how much discourse there is around the audience's or the viewer's being responsible for the interpretation of a work. They—we—want frames. Instead, I make traps and stand in them and wave, and often get caught, but that's part of standing in a trap. To me, that's more illuminating than acting as if I could stand outside of the trap, or fashion the frame. We all have our own traps, which we bait with what we like and which are baited with things we like. If we could agree on our complicity, then there might be a possibility of having a different kind of conversation. There's a fantasy of possible purity, or exculpation, which is even worse. Violence isn't going anywhere, and it's very useful in many respects, psychically as well as physically. And given that that's part of our repertoire, how do we want to deploy it?
I don't like work that really just confirms, generally speaking, what I thought before I saw it. To be affirmed that I'm right is the place that one occupies anyway, and then it's just a question of where you're going to have dinner after. But to be confronted by the possibility that I'm wrong, or the possibility that I need to rethink things—that's very upsetting. It seems we're living in a time when it's simply a war of affect. People just bring their affect to the table—you bring yours and I bring mine, and we have an affect face-off. The difficulty becomes that, as I heard a woman say much to my horror, although I think she's right, "All I have are my feelings." Feelings don't change—we just add more evidence to support them.
I once said my work is giving people what they didn't know they didn't want, but now they do. It's the cruel gift of giving the thing they did not want to see or hear. Maybe, deep down, I just like people and want to make them happy.
Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Work/Travail/Arbeid, 2015. Performance view, Wiels Contemporary Art Centre, Brussels, April 8, 2015. Photo: Herman Sorgeloos.
Choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker has staged dance in museums before, including at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 2011 and the Tate Modern's Tanks in London in 2012. With Work/Travail/Arbeid, 2015, which premiered at the Wiels Contemporary Art Centre in Brussels, and then traveled to the Centre Pompidou in Paris and to Tate Modern's Turbine Hall in London, she has created a piece that is presented differently in each exhibition space. For six hours a day, March 29 through April 2, 2017, her dance company Rosas and the musicians from the ensemble Ictus will be performing the site-specific piece at the Museum of Modern Art. Workshops will be offered on the dance's basic vocabulary and movement phrases.
WORK/TRAVAIL/ARBEID WAS FIRST PRESENTED as a nine-week exhibition at Wiels, which is literally down the street from where our company practices in Brussels. When the invitation came from Elena Filipovic and Dirk Snauwaert to create a new work, I was in full rehearsal for Vortex Temporum, a piece I choreographed in 2013 to the music of French spectralist composer Gérard Grisey. I began thinking about how this work would be perceived outside the condensed time and limited space of a codified theater performance, with dancers working during normal hours, in daylight. During rehearsal I don't always sit in front but travel around the space in a circular way, watching and constructing sequences step by step, layer by layer. So before the black-box piece Vortex Temporum was made, I already had a desire to somehow include the audience. With Work/Travail/Arbeid, we literally shifted Vortex from black to white; from night to day; from artificial light to natural light; from distance to proximity; from fixity to fluidity.
One of the basic principles of Vortex Temporum, and of Work/Travail/Arbeid, is that each dancer is linked to a musician—there's a piano player, a flute player, a clarinet player, and three string players. The visual counterpoint is built by following the music very closely, almost awkwardly so. That sort of close relationship is usually antithetical to contemporary dance: It is quite different from the Merce Cunningham and John Cage relationship, for example, where music and dance are completely independent, where chance decides which visual information coincides with which musical information. In this piece, the dance moves are an almost immediate kinetic response to the music. But the complexity of Grisey's counterpoint approach seemed to avoid any old-fashioned redundancy. Most dance audiences and visual-art audiences perceive it as difficult music. It's dense, there's an absence of regular beat, and harmonically it's extremely dissonant. This music is hard to categorize. Although it's very structural, extremely layered, and complex, it's still very natural and at moments even ritualistic. Based on his scientific research into sound, Grisey focused on the material attributes of sound, and eventually used procedures that are connected to Minimalism.
Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Work/Travail/Arbeid, 2015. Performance view, Museum of Modern Art, New York, March 28, 2017.
When the piece is performed you get a condensed version, highly contrapuntal, whereas in the white cube you get solos, duets, trios in different constellations, both musically and dance-wise. In the museum the audience are free to move and choose their places. Some people go to the side, some go right in the middle and sit in the vortex; they become part of the dance as soon as they move into the space, which is demarcated only by chalk lines. Children often start dancing. People perceive the energy and the labor that are being expended. In MoMA's atrium there will be no art on the wall, just a clock and some ropes to draw circles on the ground, and these will be visible from the mezzanine. I've always been interested in circles. Spinning and turning are the most intuitive movements we execute when we dance. Circles also the most democratic geometric organization, with everyone the same distance from the middle.
The experience is in constant transformation. Over time there are different dancers, there are different combinations, and then of course the presence of the audience will have an effect. Even though the underlying geometry is precise and articulated, because of the physical presence of the audience it's like water—it's fluid, and the dancers adapt to the amount of mass and volume present in the space. There's a nine-hour cycle that is choreographed, of roughly one-hour phases, and it shifts over the six hours that the museum is open. This means that if you come on Thursday at a specific time, the piece will look different than on Sunday at the same time.


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This property is located in a nice respectable street in Greenmeadows. Nearby to the popular Mission and Church Rd wineries as well as 2 large parks - Anderson park and Park Island.Children are welcome and dogs by arrangement - fully fenced.
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"Lovely people to deal with, made sure we had enough wood to keep ourselves warm for the week. Wine and chocolates were left in the fridge for us to share which we loved after a long drive! Sit down in front of a warm fire with a glass of wine and chocolate and no to forget a bowl of fruit picked from their own tree in the back yard! They made organizing a straight smooth road with no complications at all. Had someone cancel from our trip and they happily reimbursed us for that person. Loved it! "
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Casa Encantadora is a modern villa located in the Monte Lemos area of Praia da Luz, approximately 10 minutes walk away from the shops, restaurants and beach. The Villa is set within a walled garden, accessed by security gates. With ample parking for two or three cars. It has a large private pool and terraced area, equipped with pool cover, sun loungers, table and chairs. The villa has 3 large bedrooms which all have en-suites. Bedrooms 1 & 2 also have balconies from which you can see lovely sea views. Bedroom 3 is situated on the ground floor which has proved to be popular with guests who do not wish to or are unable to climbs the stairs. The large modern kitchen is well equipped with everything you need to make your holiday more enjoyable. You can relax in the lounge on 3 comfortable two seater sofas and have meals in the dining area which has a dining table and 6 chairs. There is a built-in barbecue to the side of the house for outside dining on warm summer evenings and cars can be securely parked within the grounds. English channels can be accessed from the broadband internet to view on a widescreen television. The villa has Free Wi-Fi internet connection. L/A License 5321/AL.
Notes on accommodation: The villa is available for renting all year round and is equipped with every modern appliance, including a built-in wood burning stove and under floor heating for the cooler months. Every bedroom has it's own bathroom/shower room and the 2 upstairs bedrooms have terraces with sea views. The property is suitable for disabled as one of the twin bedrooms with ensuite facilities is on the ground floor and can be accessed safely. Outside: The villa has landscaped garden areas and a rectangular pool (approx 7x3m) which has a pool cover to retain the temperature and there is also an outside shower. Sun loungers and dining furniture are provided and there is a built-in charcoal BBQ to the side of the house, also a whirligig clothes dryer for your convenience. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: Maid service and towel change midweek, plus a complete linen change at the end of the first week, is included in the rental price. A welcome breakfast pack can be provided for late arrivals.
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I live in England on the edge of the Cotswolds. I have 3 children. I have run a property company of both commerical and residential properties for about 25 years.
I have owned a house in Brittany, France for about 20 years and wanted to buy a property where we could go in the cooler months to enjoy some sunshine.I enjoy living in the country but always look forward to going to Portugal especially when the weather at home is dark, grey and cold.
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The illicit part was the alcohol. In this day and age (and country) I cannot condone any alcohol and have been very clear with her and her friends on that account."
Part of me thinks he should punish her for the party, but part of me thinks he should be impressed by her planning and organizational skills.
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To All of Barbra's Fans,
Today we are celebrating a very special birthday for our beloved Barbra. As if being the best-selling female recording artist in history wasn't enough, Barbra has also been passionately fighting for so many important causes throughout her life: women's health and women's equality, civil rights and voting rights, educational opportunity and the preservation of the planet. In 2014, Barbra co-founded the Women's Heart Alliance (WHA) and together they are leading the movement to promote women's … Read more »
By Barbra Streisand – The Huffington Post.
It's kindness and empathy that will make America greater, Mr. Trump.
I've said this before, but I'm saying this again. Trump is a walking, talking illustration of what psychologists call "the disowned self," a person who refuses to recognize his own flaws and instead projects them onto others. He accused Hillary Clinton of being a liar and said she was "Putin's puppet," when that glove seems to fit him. Before he was president, … Read more »
By Barbra Streisand – The Huffington Post.
Whenever the doorbell rang, the legendary Dorothy Parker reportedly said, "What fresh hell is this?" I feel the same way every day under President Trump. His speech to Congress on his 40th day as president was no different.
It was striking to see how this president has spent his first 40 days in office versus those of President Obama. Nancy Pelosi sums it up:
… Read more »
One week and one day from [Obama's] swearing
The Music… The Mem'ries… The Magic… The Encore! Two new concerts added at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY on May 4th and Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY on May 6th! Amex Pre-sale now open at ticketmaster.com. All tickets on sale Friday, February 10 at 10am. See you there!… Read more »
Thank you New York Times for including Barbra in your article 'How 10 stars Fared as Actor-Directors'
By Christopher D. Shea – The New York Times.
The movies: "Yentl," from 1983; "The Prince of Tides," from 1991; and "The Mirror Has Two Faces," from 1996.
The verdict:
Very good. All three movies garnered multiple Oscar nominations. Ms. Streisand wasn't nominated for a directing Oscar for "The Prince of Tides," which received seven nominations in all, an omission that … Read more »
Hello Los Angeles! What a beautiful day…what a great country we already live in!
I'm going to start by quoting H. L. Mencken, the journalist, satirist and social critic, who said in 1920: "On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron."
I'm not sure the minority who voted for Trump are prepared for what is coming next.
But … Read more »
By Barbra Streisand – The Huffington Post.
"This isn't simply a matter of Republican versus Democratic."
There have been giants who served as president: George Washington helped found the country; Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves; Teddy Roosevelt established the national parks; Franklin Roosevelt pulled us out of The Great Depression and defeated fascism; Lyndon Johnson established Medicare; Bill Clinton gave the nation a budget surplus; and Barack Obama provided access to health insurance for all Americans.
Now we await Donald… Read more »
A special Friday the 13th Daily Action is to tell the House: Hands off the ACA! Call (844) 241-1141 and visit http://bit.ly/2inBV3k… Read more »
Bush has created chaos in Iraq and in our own country. The same person who called Kerry a flip-flopper committed the biggest flip-flop when he said he didn't believe in nation building and then went on to invade Iraq. Where are the conservative principles he pledged to uphold. Bush is not a conservative. He's just inept. He's lost control of the federal budget through his wild deficit spending, allowed Iran and North Korea to expand their nuclear technology, placed inexperienced … Read more »
Here they go againafrustrated by plummeting approval ratings and the relentless scandals, the Republicans have a new ad coming out, just in time for next month's election, that is determined to provoke fear and panic in American voters. As Herman Goering was quoted at the Nuremberg trials, "avoice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce … Read more »
Below is a link to a great article from The NY Times titled "Beyond Fossil Fuels" by Robert B. Semple Jr. The piece acknowledges that while stopping global warming is an overwhelming and daunting task, everyone has the power to make a difference by making simple, conscious decisions in their every day lives. The Streisand Foundation supports the non-profit group Earth Day Network, and they have compiled a list of a few easy ways you can conserve energy and help … Read more »
As I have been traveling through the country on my musical tour, I have been thinking about the upcoming election, which is less than a month away. So far, I have been in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York and currently I am in Washington DC, the epicenter of political activity in our country. It has been a while since I communicated through a statement on my website, since I have been busy preparing for the tour. But I have been following … Read more »
I am so sick of talk show hosts who say things like "everyone thought that there were WMDs in Iraq at the time of the invasion." That is just not true! And I am frustrated at Democrats for not refuting this claim more forcefully. On April 13, 2006, a moderator on CNN said that no one could have known there were no WMDs in Iraq before going to war. But we did know. There were people in high ranking positions … Read more »
Two years before 9/11, Presidential candidate George W. Bush was already privately talking about invading Iraq. Mickey Herskowitz, a long-time Bush family friend who worked with the candidate as a ghostwriter on his memoir, claimed Bush was obsessed with the notion and was simply just looking for justification to do so. Less than a year into his presidency, the warmongering Bush Administration was given the perfect rationale for waging a war: combating terrorism.
Immediately following the 9/11 attacks, Bush saw … Read more »
I was very impressed with General Tony Zinni's (Ret.) interview on "Meet the Press" April 2, 2006. He spoke so clearly and compellingly about the poor judgments that were made by the Bush Administration before sending the country into war with Iraq. I have posted the transcript of his interview with Tim Russert below and encourage those that visit my site to read his book "The Battle for Peace."
General Zinni, welcome to MEET THE PRESS.
GEN. ZINNI: Thank you, … Read more »
New Rule: Nobody can use the phrase "our greatest problem" anymore unless you're talking about global warming. President Bush has been saying we're in a war on terror, and now I get it: he's not saying terr-or, he's saying Terra, as in Terra Firma, as in the earth. George Bush is an alien sent here to destroy the earth – I know it sounds crazy, but it made perfect sense when Tom Cruise explained it to me last week.
Last … Read more »
"I am against judicial reforms driven by nakedly partisan reasoning…we must be ever-vigilant against those who would strong-arm the judiciary into adopting their preferred policies. It takes a lot of degeneration before a country falls into dictatorship, but we should avoid these ends by avoiding these beginnings."
–Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in a speech at Georgetown University describing the direction the country may be headed if Republicans continue to attack the judiciary. … Read more »
President Kennedy once said that "In serving his vision of the truth, the artist best serves his nation."
I am proud to be a part of a community of artists and filmmakers who have shown their activism and social consciousness through their work; a group that is committed to examining our world and revealing the truth. Sure, the entertainment industry is not perfect. With every groundbreaking, courageous film that is produced, there are also films made that contribute little to … Read more »
The New York Times Editorial Board.
As a rule, Republican presidents like offering tax cuts, and President Trump is no different. But the skimpy one-page tax proposal his administration released on Wednesday is, by any historical standard, a laughable stunt by a gang of plutocrats looking to enrich themselves at the expense of the country's future.
Two of Mr. Trump's top lieutenants — Steven Mnuchin and Gary Cohn, both multimillionaires and former Goldman Sachs bankers — trotted out a
By David Leonhardt – The New York Times.
Franklin D. Roosevelt invented the idea of a president's first 100 days. Roosevelt was actually referring to the first 100 days of a special Congressional session to fight the Great Depression, as Robert Speel of Penn State notes. But the idea soon came to mean the 100 days that start on Jan. 20 and that, for President Trump, will end on Saturday.
No doubt, you've seen a torrent of coverage in recent … Read more »
By Tom Toles – The Washington Post.
Some of the norms that are rapidly vanishing from government were ones that we never really thought about.
Such as the idea that the Oval Office would never be simply another CEO suite for a private family firm. Now we see what candidate Donald Trump meant when he threatened to run government like a business. His business. There are currently so many transgressions that they will never all be run down and corrected. … Read more »
By Editorial Board – The Washington Post.
HAVING DECLARED that "the shackles [are] off" deportation agents, the Trump administration has made clear it intends to accelerate arrests and removals of undocumented immigrants. Homeland Security Secretary John F. Kelly says agents will focus enforcement on undocumented immigrants with criminal records, but numbers from the administration's first weeks in office suggest a different, and concerning, pattern.
As The Post's Maria Sacchetti reported, arrests of unauthorized immigrants without criminal convictions … Read more »
By PAUL KRUGMAN – The New York Times.
Trumpists are touting the idea of a big infrastructure build, and some Democrats are making conciliatory noises about working with the new regime on that front. But remember who you're dealing with: if you invest anything with this guy, be it money or reputation, you are at great risk of being scammed. So, what do we know about the Trump infrastructure plan, such as it is?
Crucially, it's not a plan to … Read more »
By David Brooks – The New York Times.
I just read that the Trump administration has filled only 22 of the 553 key positions that require Senate confirmation. This makes me worry that the administration will not have enough manpower to produce the same volume and standard of incompetence that we've come to expect so far.
Granted, in its first few months the administration has produced an impressive amount of ineptitude with very few people.
On his worst days Sean
By Paul Krugman – The New York Times.
President Trump is still promising to bring back coal jobs. But the underlying reasons for coal employment's decline — automation, falling electricity demand, cheap natural gas, technological progress in wind and solar — won't go away.
Meanwhile, last week the Treasury Department officially (and correctly) declined to name China as a currency manipulator, making nonsense of everything Mr. Trump has said about reviving manufacturing.
So will the Trump administration ever do … Read more »
By Perry Stein – The Washington Post.
An idea that sprung from a law professor's tweet after President Trump's inauguration will unfold Saturday on the Mall, where thousands of protesters plan to call on Trump to release his personal tax returns. The demonstration is expected to be the largest of more than 100 affiliated protests planned across the country.
The Tax March, which falls on the nation's traditional April 15 deadline to file taxes, is expected to be one of … Read more »
By Andrew Rosenthal – The New York Times.
It's just so hard to be in the public eye these days. You make the tiniest mistake, just a little slip really, and people jump all over you.
United Airlines has security officers drag just one passenger off a plane, injuring him and leaving him dazed and confused, and suddenly everyone is upset.
Susan Rice, former national security adviser for President Obama, announces that Syria gave up all its chemical weapons a
This article is best viewed by clicking here.… Read more »
That's what the GOP senator who'll be taking control of the environment committee told me several years ago.
By David Corn – MotherJones.com
The recent news on the front page of the New York Times was stark. As thousands of diplomats were gathering in Lima, Peru, to work on an agreement to limit greenhouse gas emissions, scientists and climate policy experts were warning
that it now may be impossible to prevent the temperature of the planet's atmosphere from rising by … Read more »
Larry Kramer does not need me to publicize his beautiful play. It stands on its own. For the last time – I will answer his complaints, which rewrite history.
When I saw the play in 1985 I was very moved and immediately contacted Larry to acquire the rights. After going through several drafts with Larry, I hired another writer to develop a screenplay that was faithful to Larry's play — but adapting it to make it more cinematic. It was … Read more »
Haahaa…. If my sweet wife and I can ever get out of bed
(somedays it's noon)… I have long planned to paper our vintage barn's
outhouse walls, with these excremental egested rag articles that are
void of even a sniff of truth. Of course, she has held me back with
her gift for perfect decor. But I still say my idea is more
authentic,… Haahaa. Right?
Hillary and Bill Clinton have been friends now since I first
met them … Read more »
"The most truthful part of a newspaper is the advertisements"
—Thomas Jefferson… Read more »
Boy, Barbra must sell a lot of papers. That tabloid keeps re-telling the same lies.… Read more »
I asked my wife if I could borrow her Truth Alert to respond to the latest tabloid nonsense, an outrageous story that I oppose her doing "Gypsy." These scandal sheet guys only print stuff that is the exact opposite of the truth. I'm already lined up to buy the first ticket for that film. Her youthful beauty will perfectly complement her singing and performance. But the point here is that tabloids only traffic in bad news, bad news that they … Read more »
I was just made aware of a ridiculous story in one of those weekly rags. This is just to say that the story is untrue in every respect, just unmitigated, sloppy, and malicious invention. The madness of the constant inaccuracy of these publications is evidenced by the fact that in this recent story the main photo they use of "Jason" is not even Jason!… Read more »
I've endured Larry Kramer's outbursts in the past, not wishing to dignify them with a response. But at a time when we are all pulling together to achieve such giant steps toward gay equality, it is anguishing to me to have my devotion to this cause so distorted. I think my efforts for the gay community and my immersion in securing its constitutional entitlement and other equitable rights is quite evident and a matter of record.
During the time we … Read more »
I was happy to hear recently that the Loew's Kings Theater in Brooklyn, New York will be undergoing renovations for a reopening in 2014 . It was one of those beautiful old movie palaces of the past. I was 13 years old when I first started spending many a wonderful afternoon there, partly because it had double features, air conditioning and great ice cream cones.
I'd like to set the record straight on one point. Some articles have said that … Read more »
To clarify the ridiculous assertions relating to Barbra Streisand's participation in the new "We Are The World," the recording of which I attended with her, Barbra hit it on her first take, but then asked Patti Austin, who was producing the vocal session, if she could do a few more to see what else she might come up with. Patti thought the first take was perfect, and she thought the fourth one was more perfect. They stopped at "more perfect." … Read more »
By BEN SISARIO – The New York Times.
Of the thousands of lyrics, tapes and correspondence in the Bob Dylan Archive, one of the more intriguing items is a handwritten card from Barbra Streisand, postmarked November 1978, in which she thanks Mr. Dylan for sending flowers and suggests that they make a record together.
There is no evidence in the archive of a response from Mr. Dylan. But after seeing an article about the archive last week in The New … Read more »
By Rebecca Ford – The Hollywood Reporter
"The more we support each other, the stronger we become," said the performer who received the Sherry Lansing Leadership Award at THR's Women in Entertainment event on Dec. 9.
At The Hollywood Reporter's 2015 Women in Entertainment breakfast Wednesday morning, Barbra Streisand encouraged women to work together — rather than against each other.
"We have to join forces. Women are nurturers, just by our physiology," she told the audience while receiving the Sherry … Read more »
News release issued by producer Gil Netter on PRNewswire, December 3.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Barbra Streisand has come aboard to direct "CATHERINE THE GREAT," written by Kristina Lauren Anderson, it is announced by Gil Netter who will produce. With Streisand helming and Netter producing, casting is now underway.
The film is about a young, sensual Catherine trapped into an abusive marriage with the heir to the Russian throne. But, when her inept husband proves incapable of … Read more »
WASHINGTON, DC – President Barack Obama named seventeen recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The Presidential Medal of Freedom is the Nation's highest civilian honor, presented to individuals who have made especially meritorious contributions to the security or national interests of the United States, to world peace, or to cultural or other significant public or private endeavors.
President Obama said, "I look forward to presenting these 17 distinguished Americans with our nation's highest civilian honor. From public servants who … Read more »
Streisand to Receive Sherry Lansing Leadership Award at Star-Studded Hollywood Event Dec. 9th at Milk Studios in Los Angeles
Streisand to join long line of storied honorees, including Oprah Winfrey,
Jane Fonda, Meryl Streep and Shonda Rhimes.
LOS ANGELES, CA—October 13, 2015— The Hollywood Reporter announced today that Barbra Streisand will receive the Sherry Lansing Leadership Award at its 2015 annual Women in Entertainment Breakfast. The VIP breakfast will take place December 9th at Milk Studios in Los Angeles.
"Hearing … Read more »
Original Christopher Radko Holiday Ornament
Designed by Artist Glen Hanson
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS proudly announces that incomparable superstar Barbra Streisand will be the 2015 addition to its Broadway Legends holiday ornament collection.
With the gracious permission of Ms. Streisand and her longtime manager, Marty Erlichman, Barbra becomes the eighth member of Broadway Legends series, joining Julie Andrews, Carol Channing, Angela Lansbury, Liza Minnelli, Bernadette Peters, Chita Rivera and … Read more »
By Charlotte Cowles – Harpers Bazaar Magazine.
Donna Karan and Barbra Streisand reflect on friendship, fashion, and the sweater that changed their lives.
Stephen Trupp/Globe Photos/ZumaPress.com
"When I was a teenager, I wanted to be Barbra Streisand," says Donna Karan, who was a freshman at Hewlett High School on New York's Long Island when the singer's Grammy-winning debut, The Barbra Streisand Album, became a smash hit in 1963. "I cut my hair to look like her, and I listened to … Read more »
The circumstance of climate change and the circumstances of California's drought being clear, the four lawns (of the six on Barbra Streisand's and James Brolin's property) that the couple have allowed to desiccate and brown represent the kind of sacrifice everyone has to make. One of the two lawns maintained even with their drastic cutback in water usage continues to be among the most aerial-photographed on the planet. The one by her pool, the smallest of the six, will continue … Read more »
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For those of you who didn't see it the first time around, don't miss the re-airing of Barbra's 2014 appearance on 'The Tonight Show' – her first late night T.V. appearance in over 50 years! Barbra talks and performs songs from her Grammy-nominated, Platinum-selling album 'PARTNERS', including a fun medley with host Jimmy Fallon that helped skyrocket the album to #1. Airs 8/28 on NBC. Check local listings.… Read more »


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Charge warning light
If this light comes on while the engine is running, it may indicate the charging system is not functioning properly. Turn the engine off and check the generator belt. If the belt is loose, broken, missing, or if the light remains on, see a NISSAN dealer immediately.
● Do not ground electrical accessories
directly to the battery terminal. Doing
so will bypass the variable control system
and the vehicle battery may not
charge completely. Refer to "Variable
voltage control system" in the "Maintenance
and do-it-yourself" section later
in this manual.
● Do not continue driving if the generator belt is loose, broken or missing.
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The grocery hooks are located in the trunk and can be used to hang a standard size plastic grocery bag. CAUTION: Do not apply a total load of more than 20 lbs (9 kg) to a single grocery hook ...