Eliot Elisofon Shilluk Warrior, bearing two spears and a heavy club, contorts his body and face in a fearsome war dance at Malakal on the Upper Nile. The bumps on his forehead, a tribal marking, are raised by rubbing dirt into cuts.
Unidentified Photographer Building #33/Flash marks on celotext finish, top floor north west corner Postal Savings Bureau. Time: 10:45 7 Nov., 1945National Archives, College Park, MD (243-HA)
Blog Post On Saturday, I ended up at this art exhibit on St. Marks Place. The artist currently being shown is...
News The ICP community extends a warm thank you to Mark Lubell for nearly eight years of leadership as Executive Director
Event Book Event—Odette England and Jennifer Garza-Cuen on “Past Paper // Present Marks: Responding to Rauschenberg”
Blog Post Alumni & Faculty News – Nona Faustine, Gillian Laub, Mark Alice Durant, Marvin Heiferman, Liz Sales
Kai Wiedenhöfer In Teheran a member of the Ansar Hisb Allah gets attacked by Iranian students during the National Students Day which marks the CIA triggered coup against the first democratically elected Iranian Prime Minister Mosaddegh in 1953. Three students were k
