If, as expected, justice is not served in the impeachment trial of an ex-president, it’s helpful to be reminded that the short-lived activist group, Women Artists for Revolution, began working toward “a vision of American artistic and communal life […] that’s economically supportive, culturally rich, and socially just” — as Kate Silzer puts it in this weekend’s issue — more than 50 years ago.
As we attempt to move forward, it is also helpful to be reminded “that the limitations of a society are often limitations of the imagination.”
— Thomas Micchelli, Co-Editor, Hyperallergic Weekend
