It is impossible to forget the children of Chernobyl

Article Abstract:

Galina Sanderson, 35, was a television programme maker in Belarus who filmed children with leukaemia at Minsk, 200 miles from Chernobyl.Galina sought alternative therapies and went to America in 1990. She translated a book called 'Diet for the Atomic Age' and published it in Minsk. She met New Zealander Clif Sanderson, who won the Albert Schweitzer Award for Complementary Medicine in 1992. He went to the Minsk Haematological Centre where he used the psychorhythmic method to treat the children who suffered from exposure to radiation. They founded Friends of Children United to Save (Focus).

Health aspects, Methods, Alternative medicine, Radiation injuries, Belarus, Sanderson, Clif

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This man is violating your art space

Article Abstract:

Self-styled art terrorist Jack Maclean has secretely placed examples of his micro-sculptures in a number of leading art galleries across the world. After having been unsuccessful in persuading commercial galleries to display his work, he decided to 'steal' the space, hiding his works in the largest galleries in the world. His policy of 'involuntary acquisition' is followed by a growing number of cultural terrorists determined to challenge the art establishment.

Behavior, Interview, Artists

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Aural anarchy from the sound of silence

Article Abstract:

The performances given by deaf poet and musician Aaron Williamson are extremely unusual, often containing roaring, jibbering, moaning and weeping. He takes his deafness as his subject, portraying the frustrations and limitations of verbal communication. He ensures audience participation in his experiences through sound and words.

Telecommunications systems, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Performances, Poets, Deaf, Deaf persons, Williamson, Aaron

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