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Janis Ian wrote “Some People’s Lives” as a tribute to her friend
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Janis Ian wrote “Some People’s Lives” with songwriter Kye Fleming.
The spark that ignited Orozco’s interest in art making
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A young José Clemente Orozco was influenced by artist José Guadalupe Posada.
How Hannah Arendt developed the concept of "the banality of evil"
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Hannah Arendt came up with the concept of “the banality of evil” during the trial of Adolf Eichmann.
What sparked Hannah Arendt's ideas behind "The Origins of Totalitarianism"
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Hannah Arendt came up with ideas for “The Origins of Totalitarianism” while observing Hitler.
The history behind one of Orozco’s most iconic paintings
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“Hidalgo and National Independence" showcases Orozco's artistic intensity.
Orozco’s paintings were destroyed by U.S. customs agents
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José Clemente Orozco left Mexico to seek artistic freedom in the United States.
Why McCarthyism was familiar to Hannah Arendt
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Hannah Arendt was teaching at Berkeley when McCarthyism took hold of the United States.
Hannah Arendt’s reflections on being a refugee
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Hannah Arendt became a stateless person in 1933 upon fleeing Germany to France.
La historia de “Hidalgo y la Independencia Nacional”
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Orozco pintó uno de los murales públicos más icónicos de México.
How Marcella Hazan published her first cookbook
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Marcella Hazan wrote “The Classic Italian Cook Book” with her husband Victor translating.
These Italian ingredients didn’t exist in America before Marcella Hazan
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Marcella Hazan introduced classic Italian ingredients to America, including extra virgin olive oil.
Las pinturas de Orozco fueron destruidas en los EE. UU.
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Las pinturas de Orozco fueron destruidas por agentes de aduana en los EE. UU.
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