Malema, a hugely provocative figure currently fighting allegations over his financial interests, argues that the political liberation of black people in 1994 has still not been matched by economic liberation from a white business elite.
Louise Bourgeois, who knew a lot of the original Surrealists and who has spent much of her long, provocative, artistic life fighting the connection that people often make between her work and the movement, faxed me this message: "For people concerned about the body or body language, Surrealist conventions opened up possibilities.
What many had feared as Trump's campaign has proceeded had finally happened on a large scale: A flammable brew of populist anger, campaign mismanagement, a candidate's own provocative encouragement and protesters fighting back — quite literally — finally found its fuse.
By bombing "legitimate opposition" to the Assad Regime, he has offered a provocative slap to the "Coalition" fighting ISIS, particularly the US.
Forget the awkward jerkiness of my youth: this was properly provocative, a mass of writhing, thrusting extremities… I descended into the pit, fighting my way through a mass of naked limbs.
Nominated for an Academy Award for foreign-language film, Tobias Lindholm's "A War" landed in local theaters this week, and its story of a Danish soldier fighting to hold his life together abroad and at home is powerful and provocative.
Nominated for an Academy Award for foreign-language film, Tobias Lindholm's "A War" landed in local theaters this week, and its story of a Danish soldier fighting to hold his life together abroad and at home is powerful and provocative.
With retailers fighting for customers in the sluggish economic recovery, the generic white, hairless, skinny mannequin is being pushed aside by provocative alternatives that entice shoppers with muscles, unusual poses, famous faces and lifelike bodies.
