Word: transatlanticism
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The work of the German artist Rebecca Horn, on view at New York City's Guggenheim Museum through Oct. 1, has something in common with recent American feminist art, but not much. You could call hers a European sensibility, meaning that it is open to nuance and, whatever its references...
There are still some obstacles to overcome. The rocket that flew last week is a prototype that is only one-third the size of the planned vehicle. Even if the DC-X continues to perform well (the next flight is scheduled for this week), it could take five years and...
We encounter Aaron Kurlander (Jesse Bradford), 12, reading a paper to his school class in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1933. It's a very persuasive fantasy in which he imagines Charles Lindbergh calling him for advice on what food to take on his transatlantic solo flight. The boy suggests that...
The transatlantic wanderings in Cambridge echo the journeys in Phillips' other writings. In his work, people retrace almost obsessively the old routes of the triangle trade linking Britain to the Americas and Africa. For Phillips, these voyages are not matters of the remote past but pressing concerns for today; the...
ON THE HIGH SEAS OF TRANSATLANTIC COMMERCE, it was the equivalent of a shot across the bow. U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor threatened to stop the purchase of telecommunications, transportation and power equipment manufactured in the European Community, thus signaling that the Clinton Administration means business about dismantling protectionist trade...