by Emma Davey The art gallery Subtitled NYC (113 Franklin St., 2nd floor) just launched a timely new show, on display until May 21.
“Moving towards Home: Art for Palestine in New York City 1989 & 2024,” curated by Jenna Hamed and Amy Kahng, highlights the fight for Palestinian liberation. The show pays homage to a 1989 exhibition curated by Yong Soon Min and Shirin Neshat, connecting it to the present day conflict unfolding in Gaza.
“The exhibition…
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Yeah let’s keep the anti-Semitic propaganda off Greenpointers. Self-defense against an existential terrorist threat is not genocide. 400 aid trucks a day is not genocide. The systematic murder of 1,200 Jews is genocide.
As usual identity politics enter here which imo is crippling America. Ms. Davey skews toward the Palestine side although I give her credit for one sentence re the Hamas invasion and killings. Ck looks at it as solely anti-Semitic one sidedness.
Hamas and Netany. are war criminals for what they did.
Do protest against Netany. now because he is continuing war crimes.
Do it without violence or anti semitism.
Have clear goals besides hauling Netany. and Hamas leaders into a war crimes tribunal like a cease fire, hostages releases, re building Gaza etc.