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Table of Contents LOCALGlobalization’s Underside: Sex Trafficking in Brooklyn by Claire Hoffman The Truth in Greensboro Starts in Brooklyn by Marjory Garrison James Davis Remembered by Howard Pitsch Power (Plant) Politics by Theodore Hamm Showdown at Verizon by Ryan Grim EXPRESS Dismissing Objectivity in the News by Williams Cole Letter from Palestine by Rob Eshelman Perspectives on Party Politics by Pete Dolack, Ray Nedzel Remembering Isaac Babel and Walter Benjamin by Andy Merrifield 9/11: Surf’s Up by Jeff Taylor ART Artseen: Kazimir Malevich: Suprematism The American Effect: Whitney Museum of American Art Outpost Kehinde Wiley: Faux Real James Siena Thomas Ruff — New Work Geoff Davis: "1973-2003" 30 Years of Painting No, Trespassing Focus Group Gandalf Gavan and Susanna Heller Future Species An exhibition of Five Contemporary Thai Artists Letter from London by ArtStaff Tribute to Fred Sandback by Robert C. Morgan in conversation: Tehching Hsieh with Delia Bajo and Brainard Carey José Antonio Hernández-Diez at New Museum by Daniel Baird BOOKS in conversation: Paul Auster with John Reed profile: Richard Cummings by Alan Lockwood The Postmodern Condition by Jim Feast Darkness at the Edge of Town by Reed Jackson Eres un Perdador? by Thea Goodman Out of the Picture by Tomassio Longhi MUSIC Nels Cline by Bethany Ryker reviews: Glenn Branca and Todd Snider by Jason Gross Chris Whitley by KK Kozik FILM Teen Power: From American Brands to Foreign Brandos by Galen Williams From Dogme 95 to Dogville by Jocelyn Glei Capturing the Friedmans and American Splendor by Lisa Rosman THEATER Brooklyn in the Fringe by Brook Stowe in dialogue: Lisa D’Amour with C. Denby Swanson A Prediction: The Rural Theater Movement by Gary Winter Menopause, The Dream by Coleman Hough PHOTO ESSAY hospital by Steven Day DANCE DanceBrazil’s Camará by Shanti Crawford The Lithuanians of Fresh Death by Laura Barcella A Choreographer is Search of a Style by Vanessa Manko STREETS Brooklyn’s King of Suds by Evan Brown DINING CAR Comidas Mexicanas en Brooklyn by Adriana Velez FICTION part 3 of 3 in a series: Beyond Hope by Elizabeth Reddin State of the Nation by Douglas Glover Outside by Johannah Rodgers in conversation: Rikki Ducornet with Ellen Pearlman Soon by Alex Orlovsky LIGHTS Houseguestiquette by Lisa Rosman LAST WORDS Amazon Steam Engine by V.S. Pearl POETRY Jeremy Sigler To Micah Ballard in San Francisco by Geoffrey Young In Memory of My Feelings—Frank O’Hara by Mary Jo Bang Table Turning by Mary Jo Bang Bunting in Isla Vista by Geoffrey Young Confession by Geoffrey Young Cursive Landscape by Mary Jo Bang Five Queasy Pieces by Clayton Eshleman The First World, Song by Clayton Eshleman Errata In the previous two issues Raphael Rubinstein’s poem "Accordion Chamber Music (four short movements after Max Beckmann’s The Argonauts)" was misprinted. The line breaks were inadvertently compressed. The poem’s visual presentation is an essential part of the piece, so you probably missed a lot if by reading it in its improper format. Please visit our website to read the poem again. Our sincere apologies to Raphael Rubinstein. Con la cola entre las patas, MT. An interview with Mark Morris (June/July 2003) misstated that, along with Morris, choreographer Twyla Tharp was also working in Fort Greene. The Twyla Tharp Dance Company remains in Manhattan. In Nick Stillman’s article "Harmonic Convergence" (June/July 2003) La Monte Young’s name was misspelled. Finally, in the June/July 2003 issue, we failed to include the credit for J. Penry’s art in Last Words. |
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The Rail invites you to a reading with Jason Flores-Williams and Brian Carreira, along with musical guest Steve Strunsky of the Lonesome Prairie Dogs. Thurs., Sept. 22, 8:30 p.m. Vox Pop--Flatbush, Brooklyn www.voxpop.net |
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OFF THE RAIL FALL 2005 at the Central Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library - Grand Army Plaza |
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The Independent Press Association-NY recently honored The Brooklyn Rail with the following awards: |