Who Shares the Pain? NYC and the Future of Globalization
By Theodore Hamm and Williams ColeIn our last Rail entry, “New York City, LLC” (March/ April), we outlined the inequalities, as well as contrasting priorities, that shape the debate regarding the city’s current fiscal problems.
Two Views of the Middle East: A Bipolar Disorder
By Jason PatchUsually about halfway into my weekly phone conversation with my friend Peter he asks me, “What do you think is going to happen?” We both know that we’re talking about Israel and Palestine.
Art In Conversation
The Stable Gallery: In Conversation With Nicolas Carone
By Phong BuiAs part of the Rail’s ongoing effort to bring resources and historical awareness to the current dialogue in our ever-growing art community, I wrote an article several issues ago about The Club, and was able to interview Philip Pavia—the sculptor and organizer of The Club and publisher of It Is magazine.
The 2002 Whitney Biennial: The Whitney Museum of Art
By Daniel BairdFor a grueling day at the 2002 Whitney Biennial, a friend and I ventured into Central Park in search of Brian Tolle’s "Waylay" (2002).
A Scarlet Legacy
By Paul McLearyIn the May issue of The Atlantic Monthly, Steve Olson writes of two genealogical researchers who claim to have found mathematical proof that everyone of European ancestry is in some way descended from both Muhammad and Charlemagne.
Please Enjoy the Music
By Grant MoserSelling Out in the Silent Era, by Stereobate, was released in November 2001. I have no idea why I haven’t heard this CD before now.
In Dialogue: A Hooker with a…22 Caliber
By Emily DeVotiWho doesn’t love a prostitute? Schoolgirls (young and old) fetishize her—donning fishnets and stilettos any chance they get, slipping into the role of sexual outlaw and temporarily out of the repressive patterns of everyday life.
A Matter of Beauty: Hal Hartley’s No Such Thing
By Adriana CraciunHal Hartley’s enigmatic No Such Thing begins where Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein ended—with a seemingly immortal monster seeking death in the arctic. Hartley’s exploration of the highly generic monster and fairy tale traditions, as well as the visual possibilities of landscape, marks a major and welcome departure from his previous New York films.
Coney Island
By Lynn MelnickI give to red-topped toy machine back a decal as I want something else, better, what you have: rubber replica of reptile, shock-purple and sinister.
Editor's Message
A Rail Glossary
By Theodore HammOne simply never knows who might turn up in the Rail. Readers of the Brooklyn Papers are surely familiar with Patrick Gallahue, a veritable one-man wire service, whose byline graces nearly every front-page article.
ArtSeen
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Marlene Dumas: Name No Names
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The Paris/Brooklyn Exchange
– By William Powhida -
Architecture for One
– By Rachel Youens -
Ellen Gallagher
– By Rachel Youens -
Roni Horn
– By Katie Stone -
Karen Kilimnik
– By Peter Eleey -
Rendez-Vous
– By John Hawke -
I’m With Nature
– By John Hawke -
Nicholas Baker-Maffei
– By Hrag Vartanian -
This Conversation May Be Recorded for Training Purposes
– By Daniel Baird -
Portraying Gorky at Gagosian
– By Hrag Vartanian -
Loren Munk
– By Tomassio Longhi
Table of Contents
Editor's Message
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A Rail Glossary
– By Theodore Hamm
Local
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The Future of the Brooklyn Waterfront
– By Eric Simundza -
Who Shares the Pain? NYC and the Future of Globalization
– By Theodore Hamm and Williams Cole -
The Changing Faces of Fort Greene: A New Skool Report
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How to Cook Asparagus—The Show Within the Show
– By Cathy Nan Quinlan -
The Starry Skies Above: Astro Forecasts
– By Naomi Foyle -
Some Rules for the Conduct of Young Gentlemen (No. 1)
– By William Rossa Cole -
Dining Car
– By Brooklyn Rail Staff
Express
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Opinions
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The Depot
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Two Views of the Middle East: A Bipolar Disorder
– By Jason Patch -
Hell in a Hand Basket
– By Jonas Salganik -
Notes on the World Cup
– By John Logan -
Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage
– By Heather Rogers and Christian Parenti -
Social Science, Social Conscience: Remembering Pierre Bourdieu
– By Craig Calhoun -
Henry Miller SLEPT HERE
– By Sean Silleck -
Dining Car
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Art
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The 2002 Whitney Biennial: The Whitney Museum of Art
– By Daniel Baird -
In Search of Uriel: Barnett Newman
– By Jim Long -
The Fallacy of Utopia: the Art World and Current Dialectic in Havana, Cuba
– By Ellen Pearlman -
The Stable Gallery: In Conversation With Nicolas Carone
– By Phong Bui -
Art Celebrates Life: “Expect Art Auction” at Sean Kelley Gallery
– By Deborah Everett -
PROFILE: 651 ARTS
– By Jason Jones -
DUMBO: Poised for Flight
– By Eric V. White
ArtSeen
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Marlene Dumas: Name No Names
– By Megan Heuer -
The Paris/Brooklyn Exchange
– By William Powhida -
Architecture for One
– By Rachel Youens -
Ellen Gallagher
– By Rachel Youens -
Roni Horn
– By Katie Stone -
Karen Kilimnik
– By Peter Eleey -
Rendez-Vous
– By John Hawke -
I’m With Nature
– By John Hawke -
Nicholas Baker-Maffei
– By Hrag Vartanian -
This Conversation May Be Recorded for Training Purposes
– By Daniel Baird -
Portraying Gorky at Gagosian
– By Hrag Vartanian -
Loren Munk
– By Tomassio Longhi
Books
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Imaging Her Erotics: Carolee Schneemann
– By Caroline Koebel -
Sluts, Gossip, and Girl Power
– By Ashley Nelson -
A Scarlet Legacy
– By Paul McLeary -
Of Roofs and Hoofs: IN CONVERSATION WITH Jane Schwartz
– By Margot Farrington -
When the Hamptons Had Art
– By Phong Bui
Music
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Please Enjoy the Music
– By Grant Moser -
TextFM with Graham Harwood
– By Dave Mandl
Film
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Reaching Puberty: the Fifth Brooklyn International Film Festival
– By Justin Ravitz -
In the Wee Hours with Joe Maggio
– By Josh Franklin -
A Matter of Beauty: Hal Hartley’s No Such Thing
– By Adriana Craciun
Theater
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In Dialogue: A Hooker with a…22 Caliber
– By Emily DeVoti -
JUDITH MALINA with Ellen Pearlman
– By Ellen Pearlman
Fiction
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Seamstress
– By Lynn Crawford -
excerpt: 3 to Kill
– By Jean-Patrick Manchette -
Without Swords
– By Mark Swartz -
Cyclone
– By Frederic-Yves Jeannet -
Find A Penny, Pick It Up
– By Nava Renek
Poetry
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Alan Gilbert Poetry
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Levi’s Straus
– By L.S. Asekoff -
Coney Island
– By Lynn Melnick -
David Shapiro Poetry
– By David Shapiro -
Two Poems
– By Dan Shanck
LastWords
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Party Down
– By Scot Crawford
