. Studio Wall .
by Adolph von Menzel – 1872
Erik Kain
Erik writes about video games at Forbes and politics at Mother Jones. He's the contributor of The League though he hasn't written much here lately. He can be found occasionally composing 140 character cultural analysis on Twitter.
We have been experiencing some system resource issues. We believe the problem may be resolved, but if it is not please bear with us.
on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024How so? We have had repeated use of anti-Semitic imagery and language from certain quarters of the D…
on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024i’m not sure this is true either on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024That is not the remarkable
on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024I'm just going to repeat this line because it's funny: She was Loyola's Anti Racism Center Fellow fo… on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024It's amazing how these things keep happening but there is a code of silence about it.
on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024Do you think the impact is from people reading the article who didn't realize what NPR has become? P…
on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024Repeated accusations aren't the same thing as repeated use. The genuinely good people on the right w… on The Statistical Side of ImmigrationThese guys probably could have gotten busted for weed, but they didn't need a whole lot of entertain… on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024It's weird what gets normalized. Loyola University Law School - Grace Obi-Azuike appears to be caugh… on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024We Jews might see the repeated use of anti-Semitic imagery against Jews a bit differently than genti…
April 18, 2024
April 17, 2024
April 16, 2024
April 15, 2024
on The Statistical Side of Immigration on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024 on Dirty Feet
on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024 on Open Mic for the week of 4/15/2024 on The Statistical Side of Immigration on Fear and Loathing in Aisle Eight
on The Statistical Side of Immigration
on The Statistical Side of Immigration on The Statistical Side of Immigration on The Statistical Side of Immigration on The Statistical Side of Immigration on The Statistical Side of Immigration
on The Statistical Side of Immigration on The Statistical Side of Immigration
In an illustration of the extent to which the 20th century broke all categories of art while paying tribute to the past, it’s worth noting that Von Menzel’s painting is deliberately referenced in the most horrifying scenes of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
(The chicken room to freezer scenes, for those who’ve seen it.)Report
That’s interesting, Patrick. Not really a horror film fan, myself….but I can certainly see how this piece might make its way into horror film scenes…Report