heath,
thank you for these questions. i will think about them carefully,
since i assume that these are the kind of questions that people like
myself will have to answer when they get in the hands of the chinese
stasi, should the chinese stasi choose to ask me questions about why
i supported
Hi Heath all,
I remember when you were arrested, and I was one of those who wrote a
letter of support to the courts.
Ai Weiwei's work, smells of trad-art elitism and top-down, modernist
orientated laziness to me.
But of course, one cannot judge whether an individual or group are worth
dear all:
how much do people truly know about ai weiwei's activism, blog, etc.?
http://china.blogs.time.com/2009/08/12/ai-weiwei-held-in-sichuan/
http://www.artinfo.com/news/story/32619/ai-weiwei-undergoes-brain-surgery-after-beating/
he is not just another artist trying to use caviar activism
On April 3, internationally acclaimed Chinese artist Ai Weiwei was
detained at the Beijing airport while en route to Hong Kong, and his
papers and computers were seized from his studio compound.
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On Thu, 14 Apr 2011, Andreas Broeckmann wrote:
andreas broeckmann
can you explain why you are campaigning for this person ?
are you sure he not guilty of tax evasion ?
does the fact that this campaign is supported by so many elite
organisation not make you question this campaign ?
i didn't
Hallo Heath...
this seems a very similar situation to julian assange. instead of the social
network supporting a member of the blood rank, we should be supporting social
justice and human rights and those that work using such methods
Right, but I'd qualify it further --
I'd say people should
