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On My PaintingCompiled and edited by George Scrivani for Hanuman Books in 1988, On My Painting collects six texts from the pioneering German artist Max Beckmann, who fled Nazi Germany after his paintingsincreasingly moody and reflective of the existential terror of the timewere labeled "degenerate". In addition to the titular essay, this volume contains short pieces "Creative Credo" and "The New Program", extracts from his Diaries, three "Letters to a Woman

McIntyre takes readers through the history of strategic denialism to show how we arrived at this precarious political moment and identifies the creators

But when she enters art school alongside her lifelong friend Tsutomu

complex family legacies

'In a society built on repression

interweaving her lived experiences with extensive research to show what decolonizing design means

and annotated with the fragments of poems that were maybe never written about a childhood that maybe never took place

Can I see myself

conceived of in its fullest meaning as the creation of environment

His bag is carefully packed and prepared

home of only the hottest gang in town

once a passionate advocate for change

Linking the caste systems of America

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