Cover Hamilton Arts & Letters Fall 2011

HA&L - issue four.2  Fall/Winter 2011-12 Manifesto      Why Must We Die? Part 2 by John Terpstra PART III:  Was Edward Roper a Hamilton Artist? by Jim Burant Is Experimental Filmmaker Bruce Elder a Hamilton Artist?  by Jim Riley with a forward by  Stephen Broomer An Introduction & Poetry: One Thousand Names by Sima Rabinowitz An Installation at YUM: NYC by Sebastian Mendes Critically framing Kim Neudorf: A Start by Jane McQuitty Portfolio by 2011 RBC Painting Competition semi-finalist, Kim Neudorf extrait d'œuvre: Poetry by Priscila Uppal Visual Aid - Short Film: KASSAK Peter Stevens visits Endre Szkárosi Joseph Anderson: Ten Cautionary Tales by Bart Gazzola Portfolio by Joseph Anderson Portfolio by Pat Eaves House of Two Hearts by Robert Oldham Supercrawl Diary by Stephanie Vegh Bibliomania 8 [8] - Short Film by Mark Mavrinac Armillary Sphere for Richard Landon Compass & Map J. S. Porter's Lightness and Soul Book Review by David Cohen SUBSCRIBE! It's FREE! Become a Member "To launch a manifesto you have to want: A.B. & C., and fulminate against 1, 2, & 3" ~The 2nd DADA Manifesto:   Tristan Tzara, 1918. Share | Paul Lisson: Editor Art Director: Peter Stevens Fiona Kinsella: Designer & HA&L's Associate Editor Fall/Winter 2011-12 Hamilton Arts & Letters ISSN 1916-8454  The artwork of Sebastian Mendes & poetry of Sima Rabinowitz. Above: Visa signed by Aristides de Sousa Mendes, 14 June 1940, Passport of Rose Frisch (Sax), courtesy of Helen Sax Potaznik. Photo courtesy of Yeshiva University Museum, New York, 2011.   Critically framing Kim Neudorf: A Start by Jane McQuitty Part III: Was Edward Roper a Hamilton Artist? by Jim Burant Wild and tame Indians – A Contrast, Calgary,1887, oil on cardboard, LAC Acc. no. 1989-446-6, worked up painting from an original sketch, which appeared in By Track and Trail.... , plate 36.  Ten Cautionary Tales by Joseph Anderson / Bart Gazzola     HA&L would like to acknowledge and celebrate the support of the Ontario Arts Council.  The Ontario Arts Council is an agency of the government of Ontario.