Dahlia, Edith Carter
Photography by Leendert Blok
ca. 1927

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Dahlia, Edith Carter
Photography by Leendert Blok
ca. 1927
Woodfired pottery sculpture by Japanese ceramic artist Hiroshi Toyofuku
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Photograph by Masato Seto.
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Yuko Nasaka, Untitled, n.d.
“Basically, media in all of its forms is controlled by people who are not liberal. So, if you raise this bogeyman of liberal media bias, it gives you the license under the idea of American fairness to give the people on the other side a little bit more time … please give more time to the conservative point of view. And what that did was it just swamped the country with conservative propaganda. Except that it wasn’t conservative propaganda - it was bordering on fascist propaganda.”
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Erica Ohmi
Photography by Xuebing Du
The minerals were being ripped out, the fuels wasted, the soils depleted by an improvident and short-sighted agriculture, the animals and plants slaughtered and destroyed, the seas being filled with filth and poison, the atmosphere was corrupted--and always, all the time, the propaganda machines thumped out: more, more, more, drink more, eat more, consume more, discard more--in a frenzy, a mania. These were maddened creatures, and the small voices that rose in protest were not enough to halt the processes that had been set in motion and were sustained by greed. By the lack of substance-of-we-feeling.