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...that weaving and sewing, for instance, the embroidered work of Egyptian artist Ghada Amer would be hard to imagine--to say nothing of Mike Kelley's stuffed-animal art. That's the point of the other big, smart new show "Global Feminisms" at the Brooklyn Museum. Organized by Maura Reilly and art historian Linda Nochlin, it concentrates on art made since 1990 and demonstrates that the concerns of the '70s have spread around the world. Jenny Saville's big nudes, for instance, with their masses of battered flesh, are descended from the questions women asked then about the abuse...
...place where you would do anything for the guy on your left or the gal on your right because frankly, you know they would do anything for you,” Captain Maura Sullivan, a Kennedy School of Government student, said at a forum held at the Institute of Politics...
...floor, she learns that her daughter (Yohana Cobo) had stabbed him in an effort to prevent him from raping her. Immediately, Raimunda conceals the murder by cleaning the blood from the floor and hiding the body. Meanwhile, an element of the supernatural appears in the form of Irene (Carmen Maura). She is the deceased mother of hardworking Raimunda and kind Sole (Lola Duenas), as well as the sister of senile Paula (Chus Lampreave). Irene joins Sole after Aunt Paula’s passing and attempts to address issues left unresolved before her death. Almodovar celebrates women. He is a master...
...we’ll see how many we can keep after Study Card Day.” Sampson said he thought the increase was the result of many factors, including a number of new classes, a revamped Web site, and the option of pursuing Sociology as a secondary field. Maura A. Graul ’07, who studies Sociology, said she thought the new site was “wonderful” and that it helped to make information about the department clearer to non-concentrators. Sampson added that the larger number of students may have been attracted by eight...
...Dubai,” writes Matthew S. Roller ’08 in an e-mail, “if I ever happened to be in the area.” And another tourist from the Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam bestowed a gift-wrapped plaque upon Keyster Maura A. Graul ’07. Often these exchanges are awkwardly personal. James H. O’Keefe ’09, also a Crimson editor, was interrogated by a tourist about his love life. “By the end I felt naked...