The Curator Magazine (Page 54)

Controlled by Those Who Hate You: A review of Hitler’s Pawn

Jan 7, 2019 4 min read Book Reviews

A Jew in Europe in the 1930s was a person without a home. A Jewish Pole, for example, might have left for Germany in the 1920s to avoid Poland’s anti-Semitic mood; but

[From the Archives] Christmas (I)

Jan 4, 2019 1 min read Poetry

All after pleasures as I rid one day, My horse and I, both tir’d, bodie and minde, With full crie of affections, quite astray, I took up the next inne I could

[From the Archives] Christmas: The Final Frontier

Jan 2, 2019 5 min read Film & Television

Abnormally busy city sidewalks are crammed with shoppers shoving other shoppers out of the way on the “rush” home with treasures they could’ve gotten on Amazon.com [http://www.amazon.com], but

[From the Archive] Christmas Crow

Dec 28, 2018 1 min read Poetry

A bird is trapped in my house, a crow, a starling. I do not know birds. And he keeps battering himself against the windows. Then, like any bird in a poem or song,

[From the Archive] A Medieval Christmas (Downe in the Heart of Texas)

Dec 26, 2018 9 min read Music & Performing Arts Texas

I’ve been surrounded by musical types all my thirty-four years of life. My Dad plays piano and guitar, my Mom can do a lovely harmony, my Grandfather was a Baptist minister of