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The Great Destroyer
When it comes to our prosperity, our freedom tradition, and our constitutional government, President Barack Obama has been the great destroyer—knocking down the free-market economy and principles of limited government that have made America the envy of the world. As New York Times bestselling author David Limbaugh documents in chilling detail in his new book, The Great Destroyer, the Obama administration has waged a relentless, nearly four-year-long war to transform our nation into a country where federal bureaucrats have more power over our lives than we do; where leftist crony capitalism dependent on government subsidies is replacing the real thing; where, in an Orwellian inversion of meaning, a savagely weakened national defense somehow makes us stronger and trillions in deficit spending on counterproductive government “stimulus” and welfare programs somehow makes us richer.
Six Star Hotels
Ever since luxury hotels started to develop in the 19th century, it was a common goal for their creators to build one of the Top Hotels on the planet. Since this time the race about the Greatest Hotels in the World has taken place. A race concerning quality, service, luxury and art.After the best seller, In Search of Quality, Ronald Kolb wrote this book about the quality evaluation of the world's greatest hotels. It attempts to identify the quality aspects of the next level of quality hotels: the "Six-Star Hotel."But is it possible to find the Greatest Hotel of them all?
OnCurating Issue 41: Centres ⁄ Peripheries - Complex Constellations
Artistic and curatorial practices can be seen as the prime testimonies of transformative movements--on the one hand situated in a specific site and region, and on the other, transgressing disciplines, classes, norms--proposing new forms and relations of living and establishing these practices (building centres along the way) but at the same time always changing their positions, never staying at the centre, but instead unfolding on the periphery of social life.In this OnCurating Issue, we searched for and researched projects and institutions that hold at their core something between the lines of centres-peripheries with their transversal practices and modus operandi. For many of our interview...
OnCurating Issue 43: Revisiting Black Mountain
The symposium "Revisiting Black Mountain College: Cross-Disciplinary Experiments and Their Potential for Democratization (in Times of Post-Democracy)" asked these questions in relation to anti-democratic tendencies in many countries worldwide. How can education still hold up democratic values, while at the same time presumably measuring its success by careers in the market? The symposium--from 25-27 May 2018--was organized by Prof Dr Dorothee Richter in conjunction with the exhibition and event programme "Revisiting Black Mountain" (documented under https://blog.zhdk.ch/revisit) initiated by the Zurich University of the Arts (especially through the now retired Head of the Department of Perfo...
The Grammar of Grace
This anthology is a collection of readings on the Christian life. They were carefully selected from every era of history and from across the spectrum of Christian traditions. They include letters, sermons, treatises and disputations, poems, songs and hymns, confessions, biblical commentary, and even part of a novel. In each case, the subject is life with God, life in God, life for God—life infused and enlivened by God’s grace. The editors introduce each selection, highlighting relevant aspects of the author’s biography, spirituality, and historical context. Introductions are also provided for the major eras of the church which present theological, historical, and cultural perspectives to help the reader best engage the selections. For individuals and groups, classrooms and seminars, this collection will generate dialogue between past and present, and between traditions familiar and unfamiliar. It is not merely a book on the Christian life but for the Christian life, making yesterday’s witness to life with God a resource for the Church today.
Curating as Feminist Organizing
What makes curating feminist organizing? How do curators relate to contemporary feminist concerns in their local conditions and the globalized artworld? The book brings together twenty curatorial case studies from diverse regions of the globe. Reflecting their own curatorial projects or analyzing feminist-inspired exhibitions, the authors in this book elaborate feminist curating as that which is inspired to challenge gender politics not only within but also beyond the doors of the museum and gallery. Connecting their wider feminist politics to their curatorial practices, the book provides case studies of curatorial practice that address the legacies of racialized and ethnic violence, includi...
