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| Meanwhile, the group that had filed suit to block Measure R -- because it violates the state constitution by conflating two unrelated issues -- says it will drop its suit out of deference to the voters. More successful is the two-faced vertical "portrait" painting Janus, 2005, in which a stylized desert plant rendered in creamy yellow, pink, and acid green also reveals itself as a brushy gestural head contained by a thick, cartoonish black outline; the ambiguous gender of the featureless head mirrors the playful disruption of genre expectations engendered by conflating portrait and landscape. Concluded Nelson-Pallmeyer: "If we want to understand why Christians in the United States have embraced policies that are destroying our country, aggravating threats of terror, creating hatred of the United States around the world, a lot of it has to do with our caving in to a politics of fear and with conflating Christian faith with patriotism and nationalism. |
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