Bellrose admits that there are "plenty of hypocritical, shady men out there, too," but he argues that women continue to berate men for behaviors they now willfully exhibit themselves, in the name of "feminism".
At the opening this week of an exhibit called "In the Name of the Place," at the Museum of Contemporary Art, in Los Angeles, couch potatoes in the crowd are likely to experience some weird shocks of recognition.
The curiously named organization, housed in the Proteus Gowanus Gallery space in Brooklyn, is an arts-meets-science, subcultural playhouse that hosts lectures, performances and art exhibits all in the name of, well, oddities.
Each of Ruwedel's prints (recently exhibited in Paris), has the name of the railroad company handwritten in pencil beneath it.
One of her pieces, Awelye Atnwengerrp, was exhibited in the 2003 Award, in which her name was given as Minnie Motorcar Apwerl (Pwerle).
NEWS For more than a century, the Museum of Medical History in Berlin has exhibited assorted limbs, bones, tubercular lungs and fetuses, all in the name of science and enlightenment.
For more than a century, the museum has exhibited assorted limbs, bones, tubercular lungs and fetuses, all in the name of science and enlightenment.
As powerful as these images are, they are not as memorable as the guilelessly affectionate pictures taken by the Mayan women of Chiapas, who in the name of community exhibit anonymously.
The exhibits of such a museum should also, in the name of human decency, include a holocaust memorial to the millions of North Koreans killed by this regime that America has appeased, bribed, cosseted, subsidized and serenaded.
Entitled In the Name of Fear, the exhibit presents aversions like "bees," "heights," and "strangers," adapted as colourful sometimes emotionally revealing capes designed by the children. .
