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The Monday Morning Memo

 


Is this a hanging at twilight?

I noticed that some translators call it
The Travels of Benjamin III

while others call it
The Wanderings of Benjamin III.

(The original was written in Yiddish, remember?)

So I Googled “Wanderings Benjamin” and found
this website of conflict photographer Benjamin Lowy,
whose wanderings take him to very dangerous places.
The photo at the top of this page is a sample of his work. 

Benjamin Lowy's images stun you with their content,
their visual commentary and their artistry.
Lowy's comments aren't made with words,
but with juxtaposition, proximity, shadow and angle.
He uses colors the way a poet uses verbs.

The cognoscenti will recognize in his work
a synesthesia of thought particles.

(Technically, synesthesia is a cross-wiring of the senses.
My use of the term here is technically incorrect, but you get the idea.)

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“Show me a city without parks and boulevards and I will show you a people far behind the times in every way. Parks educate the people in an art equally as grand as the art of painting or sculpture, or art fancy work. It influences people to adorn their home grounds, to plant trees andshrubs, and to study nature, the mother of all true art.”

- Sidney J. Hare, one of the pioneers in Landscape Architecture, in a speech before the eleventh annual convention of the Association of American Cemetery Superintendents held in Cincinnati, September 14th – 17th, 1897

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