Tuesday
April 10, 2001
Iranian
Toomar
Leila Farjami writes: If you enjoy poetry (in Farsi esp.), you're
all welcome to view my site at //www.toomar.com.
Your comments are highly invited and your input is greatly encouraged. The
site includes some poems from my recently published collection of poetry,
unpublished poems, and some biographical info, etc.
Women's Socio-Cultural Council
"To develop and propose the necessary policies in order to generate
a favorable environment to promote the growth of the personality of women
and to expedite the recovery of human value and nobility, to provide women's
multilateral rights based on original Islamic criteria and develop accurate
models and examples." -- Thanks to Payman Arabshahi
Khorsheed
Farrokh Javid writes: The new issue of khorsheed.com-- #4 April
2001-- is out with new features and many articles. Please visit us and give
us feedback.
Beyond Iran
Museum of Depressionist
Art
Some say genius borders insanity. This tongue-and-cheek collection plumbs
the alter egos of the world's great "artists," exploring the motivation
and circumstances behind their masterpieces. Who knew that Claude Moanet's
famed "Under the Waterlilies" was a result of an argument over
American Jazz?
AmeriStat
Any new stats about Iranian-Americans? Check it out: This "just
the facts, ma'am" demographic analysis offers illuminating statistics
about our increasingly diverse population -- and we're not just talking
about California.
BitStreams
Though bandwidth-intensive, this jaw-dropping exhibit of digital art
from the Whitney is guaranteed to amaze and delight. Listen to the eerie
strains of David Gamper's digitally processed conch-shell compositions,
explore Sally Elesby's deceptively childlike "Hand to Mouse" line
drawings, or gaze at Jeremy Blake's hypnotically languid animations.
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