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 An American Rebellion, Lurie and Goodman in Milan, 1962— By Mario de Micheli, Milan, 1962 : The intellectual groups that are taking a position of revolt against established society are getting to be more numerous from day to day. ...
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 Introduction to the Italian shows — By Thomas B. Hess, New York, 1962 : Sam Goodman and Boris Lurie are true Social Realists. Deeply involved with political and social issues, they have decided to work as citizen-artists, to become Responsible, ...
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 About Boris Lurie, 1963 — By Gertrude Stein, New York, 1963 : The work of Boris Lurie is powerful stuff. He feels that the ivory tower cannot substitute for real involvement in life; art is an instrument of influence and stimulation ...
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 Boris Lurie's NO!art, 1997 — By Sarah Schmerler, New York, 1997 : Boris Lurie's art is not pretty. It does not conform to imposed formal criteria, to the accepted notions of taste - either good or bad. It does not conform to any rules ...
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 "Everyman" Boris Lurie, 1999 — By Martin Levitt, Essex Junction/VT, 1999 : Boris is a fascinating storybook, on life in the Concentration Camps. He spent his youth as a prisoner of the Nazi´s. He was so young and innocent he was chosen to sweep the guards office and consequently was able to save his fathers life with a simple erasure. ...
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 NO!art MAN, 2003 — Film documentary — By Amikam Goldman, New York 2003 : "NO!art Man" is a documentary film about the Russian born artist Boris Lurie, who has lived and worked in New York since 1946. This film is a portrait of one of the most radical minds in the art world ...
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 optimistic - disease - facility, 2003 — Video by Naomi T. Salmon, Weimar-New York, 2003 : The life and work of Boris Lurie creates a radical, brusque, and at the same time a poetic cosmos. In New York where Lurie lives within his collages, the experience of the Nazi concentration camps seeps through everything. ...
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 Boris Lurie's "NO!art" and the Holocaust, 2005 — By Jan Herman, New York, 2005 : Today, when the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau is recalled with "the mournful whistle of an imaginary death train," the little-known No!art art of Boris Lurie looms like a signal from the remembered depths....
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 Boris Lurie: Uneasy visions, uncomfortable truths, 2005 — By David H. Katz, New York, 2005 : Boris Lurie is an East Village artist, writer, poet and Holocaust survivor who, for more than 60 years, has expressed uncomfortable truths about the nature of art, history and ...
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 Ethics and Aesthetics: Boris Lurie's Railroad Collage ..., 2005 — By Beatrice Howell, London, 2005 : In 1963 the Russian born, American-based artist Boris Lurie produced Railroad Collage, a mixed media collage juxtaposing an enlarged copy of the iconic Liberation photograph from the concentration camps of Nazi Germany with the symbol of 1950s America, ...
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 The Artist as Provocateur, 2005 — By David H. Katz, New York, 2005 : Boris Lurie was born in Leningrad in 1924 into an educated, highly cultured Jewish community. He and his family moved to Riga, Latvia, in 1925-6, where his talent as an artist was recognized at an early age. In 1941, when the Nazis invaded the Soviet Union, ...
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