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Culture Shut Down

Posted on October 2, 2013 by James Thomas Snyder

It was hard not to feel a sense of schadenfreude watching Republicans yesterday as they wriggled in a box of their own design, desperately proposing to re-fund those “non-essential” elements of government they were so keen last month to de-fund … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, The Former Yugoslavia | Tagged aesthetics and politics, Affordable Care Act, art, Barack Obama, Bosnia, culture, CULTURESHUTDOWN, government shutdown, National Park Service, National Park System, Obamacare, politics, Republican Caucus, Smithsonian, Yugoslavia | Leave a comment

Bosnian Culture is World Culture: March 4 is Global Museum Solidarity Day

Posted on March 4, 2013 by James Thomas Snyder

Today more than 200 museums, galleries and libraries in nearly 40 countries on five continents symbolically closed exhibits in solidarity with seven closed and threatened cultural institutions in Bosnia-Herzegovina. More than 20 galleries and universities in North America, 50 in … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, The Former Yugoslavia, Uncategorized | Tagged aesthetics and politics, Art Galleries, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, culture, CULTURESHUTDOWN, current-events, former Yugoslavia, Haggadah, kunsthaus in graz, Museums, politics, Sarajevo, Solidarity, Yugoslavia | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: CULTURESHUTDOWN

Culture Shut Down

Bosnian Culture is World Culture: March 4 is Global Museum Solidarity Day

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