Artist – Writer – Historian
The Bauhaus Influence in Chicago and Detroit By Max Eternity In recognition of the 100th Anniversary of Germany’s Bauhaus school (1919 – 1933), many events have been planned and plenty of news articles are being written and published, including a history-driven essay about the post-Bauhaus influence in Chicago by Nancy Chen. Bauhaus Dessau by …
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Winter holidays can be a time of great joy and celebration. They can also be a time of that reminds one of hardship and sadness, or even a mixture of happiness and misfortune. Whatever the case, the holidays can always be a time of love – of loving yourself and expressing love toward the planet, …
Einstein’s Moral Imperative on “The Common Language of Science” By Max Eternity The more I learn about Albert Einstein, the more I see how terribly represented he has been throughout history. The general impression I’ve been given about Einstein, whether in the classroom or casual conversation, usually falls into two camps: that he was an …
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While in Atlanta for the holidays visiting family and friends, someone asked if I would decorate and stage their front lawn for Christmas. I’ve always loved holiday lights, so I said yes. The outcome included a lighted set of 4 life-sized deer, including 2 gift-filled sleighs. And since the yard was quite large, to transition …
In my research for my book, From Bauhaus | To Black Mountain, I'm gaining a more complete picture of the historical evolution of the modernist movement. There were many facets of modernism growing in tandem in Eastern and Western Europe, in the US, in parts of Africa, and in the Middle East. So while the …
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