by Joseph A. Hazani October 31, 2026
Did the down and out pitiful woman get what was due to her? The ending of the film possesses a representation of honoring the self-righteousness of a woman scorned. Yet what about the cosmic end to that passionate purpose? Vengeance is a popular anthem. To resonate, en mass, with the frustrated, angry, and hostile alike - has the potential for major spiking. Is this the way to peace though? Why....
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by Joseph A. Hazani October 23, 2026
Gabriel Slavitt: Dancing in the Pocket With a confident display of the tactile, whilst preserving a mystique to the titular combination, Mr. Gabriel Slavic at Babst Gallery represents ambitious spirit. Lest I be remiss to ignore the inks, which have that quintessence of modern, viz, 20th century bravado with the rationalization. I’m drawn particularly to Sacred Directions - willfully....
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by Joseph A. Hazani October 9, 2026
The coquettish enclave of new Americans, tucked beneath asphalt and cement stained by the long day of California sunshine; when uncovered, reveals the honor of intimacy. That centering of universal experience, of privacy, of family, invites a warmth to what otherwise would be off-putting in a pero-comida-pero-mundo. 'Rosario, White Fence Gang, East L.A., Estados Unidos', (1986). Graciela....
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