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Franklin Einspruch

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  • Writer, Director and Editor-In-Chief, Delicious Line, Freelance
Massachusetts
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Sinwar's Gift

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By Franklin Einspruch Verified
| Dissident Muse Journal
Something just happened at PEN America that ran so contrary to my moral instincts that I had to read several reports to understand it.1 Three writers, including Lisa Tolin, Interim Chief Communications Officer at PEN America and author of a recent picture book about Yoko Ono, wrote a report for the organization titled “‘A Silent Moratorium’,” which appeared on the PEN website on July 9.
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Loop Enjoyer Alert

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By Franklin Einspruch Verified
| Dissident Muse Journal
I’m pleased to let readers of Dissident Muse Journal know that the first instructional post has gone up at Art Anatomy. This is an example of things to come. If you want to know more or enjoy more about figure drawing, please check it out and subscribe for free if it speaks to you. Going forward, I plan not to announce new Art Anatomy posts here at DMJ. This is an exception since it has been a while since the introductory post. DMJ will continue as before.
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Work Is Revolutionary, Destruction Is Not

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By Franklin Einspruch Verified
| Dissident Muse Journal
Pesellino, King Melchior Sailing to the Holy Land (detail), c. 1445–50, tempera, oil, and gold on panel, Clark Art Institute (source) From Gestures (2014) by Vilém Flusser, translated by Nancy Ann Roth. “It is apparent that the disruptive gesture resembles work. Work is a gesture whose motive lies in the decision to make something different from what it is, because it is not as it should be. Both destruction and work decide that something is not as it should be.
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