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We have all studied the historyof warfare at school; battles forindependence, heroic struggles,naval combat, conqueringcrusades, rebellions and so forth.

But the damage inflicted is notspoken of; the families destroyed,the children orphaned, the dead,separated loved ones, or theeconomic costs incurred in suchenterprises. At a certain point

war becomes an industry, filledwith backers seeking the bestdeal; private interests, extremistideologies, political factions.

The only way to avoid war is toarrive at a sensible agreement,but this is not always possible.Differences between groupsoften make this impossible andin the end one side or anotherresorts to brute force to imposean idea.

I see a more evolved future in

which frontiers will no longerexist, in which religions will putaside their intolerance, and inwhich wealth will be shared

equally among all. We may bevery far from such a moment, butchange will begin to occur whenwe humans come together todecide what is best for us all.

This edition features a gallery ofpetitions by artists from all overthe world, who are calling for onething; they are calling for an endto war and the beginning of anera of peace.

Our special guests areGreg Marinovich, a Pulitzerprizewinning photojournalist, andLasse Hoile, a consummate visualartist of chaos.

Enjoy Revolutionart #33: STOPWAR

Nelson MedinaCreative Director

Publicistas.org

[email protected]

presents :

STOP WAR

EDITORIAL

INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINEISSUE # 33

December - January 2012ISSN 2220-444X

STOP

WAR

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REVOLUTIONARTCONTRIBUTORSIssue 33 - Stop War

Alexo Wolff [email protected]

Andrs Tuberquia Guzmn

[email protected]/poliketo

Ann MorganUnited [email protected]

Antonella [email protected]

[email protected]/photos/bbpantone/

Jos Beraka [email protected]

Bingi Krishna [email protected]

Carlos A [email protected]

Christopher NorthernUnited [email protected]

Connor [email protected]

Emmanuel [email protected]

Endry [email protected]

Fernanda [email protected]

Frank [email protected]

German [email protected]/xtradillo

Giovanni [email protected]

www.arsvisiva.com/giovannitagliavini/

Ilias [email protected]


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Jonal [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Leah [email protected]

Lidia [email protected]://tinyurl.com/8x669pa

Marco [email protected]

Marcus [email protected]/photos/marcuscr

Maria CalanniUnited [email protected]

MarisabelPanamawww.iammarisabel.com

[email protected]/ahmericarnation

Oscar [email protected]

Paulo SamesPortugalpaulosamoes@gmail.comwww.yourcharacterisyourfate.blogspot.com

REVOLUTIONARTCONTRIBUTORSIssue 33 - Stop War

Ivn de la Vega [email protected]

J. M. JofkeSerbia

[email protected]

James CattlettUSA

[email protected]

Jan [email protected]

Jesus Ivan Botina [email protected]/MegaJexux

Jicking Toonjick [email protected]

jicking13.deviantart.com


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INTERVIEW WITH GREG MARINOVICHSouth Africawww.gregmarinovich.comOctober 2011By Nelson Medina

[email protected] used by permission of Greg Marinovich

INTERVIEW WITH

GREG MARINOVICHPULITZER AWARDED PHOTOGRAPHER


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How did you get started in

photography?

As a curiosity, and a way to document

stuff around me. I had no intention

of being a photographer for a living.

If you hadnt become a

photographer, what else

might you have done for aliving?

Writer perhaps. carpenter maybe,

botanist perhaps.

As the soviet Union crUmbled, mAny of the fAmoUs soviet circUses strUggledto mAke do withoUt stAte sponsorship. this one performed in wArsAw in AUtUmn

of 1992. greg mArinovich


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What impact on your life

and career did winning

the Pulitzer price for

photography have?

Made a massive difference and

I was able to travel the world on

assignment.

As one of the m ost intrepid

war photographers in the

world, how often have you

felt close to death?

Way too often to count.


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Photographing the

casualties of war is a

very tough job, and

extremely polemical in

ethical and moral terms.

What is your opinion of

the criticisms directed at

photojournalism?

Too much is made of the people who

cover the news, quite honestly. and

photojournalists range from very

ethical and moral to absolute swine.


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What are your plans now,

for this stage in your life?

Writing another non ction book,

the 3rd Wife, which is about an

infamous South African murderer

and my mother. Trying my hand at

ction Hassan & The Sodomites

... dont ask. Making a documentary

lm about the former child soldiersof Thokoza, shooting photographs

of life and society where and when I

nd something of interest...

A moUrner At the fUnerAl of A yoUng mAn,QwAggAfontein fArm, ficksbUrg district, free stAte,

mArch 2002. greg mArinovich


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The current theme of

Revolutionart is STOP

WAR. Many artists from

all over the world have lent

their voices to this subject.

Having been at the center of

dozens of conicts, do you

think that the world can

reasonably hope to nd an

alternative to war a nd all its

consequences?

I would like to think so, but the cynic

in me says no...


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C U R R E N T T H E M E :

STOP WAR


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33 - Stop War Leah Coghlan - Canada


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33 - Stop War Lidia Naval - Russia


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33 - Stop War Paulo Sames - Portugal


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33 - Stop War Marcus Cruz - Brazil


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33 - Stop War Jonal Lozano - Spain


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Frank Rangel - ColombiaMedness - Singapore


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33 - Stop War Frank Rangel - Colombia


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33 - Stop War Alexo Wolff K. - Argentina


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33 - Stop War Andrs Tuberquia Guzmn - Colombia


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33 - Stop War Ann Morgan - United States


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33 - Stop War Antonella Antonioni - Italy


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Bingi Krishna Prasad - IndiaAntonella Antonioni - Italy


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33 - Stop War Bbpantone - France


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Christopher Northern - United StatesCarlos A Castro - Colombia


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33 - Stop War Beraka - Chile


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33 - Stop War Connor Mcilroy - England


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33 - Stop War Emmanuel Laamme - Canada


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33 - Stop War Emmanuel Laamme - Canada


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Endry Tazewell - IndonesiaEndry Tazewell - Indonesia


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Fernanda Terra - BrazilFernanda Terra - Brazil


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33 - Stop War Giovanni Tagliavini - Italy


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Ilias Chasakis - GreeceGerman Delgadillo - Venezuela


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Maria Calanni - United StatesIlias Chasakis - Greece


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33 - Stop War J. M. Jofke - Serbia


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33 - Stop War J. M. Jofke - Serbia


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33 - Stop War Ivan de la Vega - Chile


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33 - Stop War Marco Svara - Italy


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War James Cattlett - United StatesJames Cattlett - United States


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33 - Stop War James Cattlett - United States


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Kekoah - BelgiumJames Cattlett - United States


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Jan Seidler - GermanyJan Seidler - Germany


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33 - Stop War Jesus Ivan Botina - Colombia


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Jicking Toonjick Bebiro - PhilippinesJicking Toonjick Bebiro - Philippines


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33 - Stop War Jicking Toonjick Bebiro - Philippines


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33 - Stop War Kobkidna - Thailand


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Philippe San Miguel - MaliOscar Fuentes - Chile


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Pierre-Paul Pariseau - CanadaRalf Schoofs - Germany


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Reinaldo Joseph - Trinidad & TobagoReinaldo Joseph - Trinidad & Tobago


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33 - Stop War Reinaldo Joseph - Trinidad & Tobago


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33 - Stop War Raymundo Rodrguez Garca - Mexico


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33 - Stop War Slavomir Jakab - Slovakia


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33 - Stop War Slavomir Jakab - Slovakia


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Reza Zereshgi Nobar - IranReza Zereshgi Nobar - Iran


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33 - Stop War Sandra Salas - United States


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33 - Stop War Shadi al Hroub - Jordan


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Shadi al Hroub - JordanShadi al Hroub - Jordan


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33 - Stop War 33 - Stop War Rhyper - FranceSharon Wilson - United States


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33 - Stop War Quebrantahuesos - Uruguay


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INTERVIEW WITH LASSE HOILEDenmarkwww.lassehoile.comNovember 2011By Eduardo [email protected] by Lasse Hoile 2011

INTERVIEW WITH

LASSE HOILEA VINTAGE GENIUS FROM THE DARK SIDE


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In the different branchesof art that you work,which will generategreater possibility of


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experimentation artisticand stimulating personal?

I think all, as they say its onlythe imagination that sets thelimit really. You have to be ableto push the limits and try outnew things, I think thats doablein almost all art forms, I certainlylike to try and see what I can dowith photography and makinglm, to experiment with it. Which

usual means I end up breakingthe bloody things ! But I thinkthere are many approaches andtheres certainly many dierenttypes of lm, paper, camera,gizmos you can stick on a camerato obtain dierent kinds of visualand interesting outcomes and sofourth.


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But if I was to chose betweentaking pictures and making lmand to answer the question itwould in the lm area you willprobably get a more stimulatingpersonal in the sense you havemore people involved in a certaingiven projects, you have to co-oporate with lots of individuals indierent areas from production tonal product and thats certainly alearning experience ever time - forme at least ! I have great love forphotography and lm but takingpix is the most liberating for me asthats my own kinda thing and Ijust love that medium.

In relation to your


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In relation to yourwork for rock bands(Porcupine Tree, Steven

Wilson, Opeth, etc.)How is the process ofcreation for the art ofcover and book, whichcombines with the musicso incredibly forming awhole?

Well, I kinda just do what I do,sometimes I might have taken

a bunch of pix before hand andthey go yes or no but then wediscuss what direction theywant to go, I listen to theirideas and songs and take itfrom there really, go and shot1000s of pix before we nail it !

What represents themusic in your life andhow much influence

your work?

Music is a huge part of my lifeand always has been, I cantlive without it ! Love all youcan throw at me (except forlounge or R&B music)

Insurgentes: a film withSteven Wilson (PorcupineTree) as the central figure,showing what being amusician in the XXI century.Photographed, filmed and

C


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directed by you. Can yousynthesize how was thatexperience?

It was a great experience, spendsome time with really goodfriends, traveling around, meetingnew interesting people andhaving good discussions andwhat not, down side was that wegot no really support from lmfunds so everything was a labourof love, it was even without anygrants, but it would have been

nice with we a bigger budget.And of course siing on yourass for over a half year editingdoes hurt after a while, but it allpaid o nicely in the end got toplay festivals around the worldwith great success. I hope peoplewill enjoy it as much as we didmaking it. It has a good messagefor all music loving people in theworld. Very proud of that.


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Strange beauty anddeterioration can be seenin Insurgentes. What

inspiration produces thisin yourself?

Life ! Its all around us, but I guessI nd it interesting and beautifulin many ways. I have always beenfascinated with old things andalways drawn my inspirationfrom that, I dont know whyreally, just always like old rustythings, pictures, used stu.Theres so many amazing thingsyou can nd from 100+ yearsago...although I never have cashto buy it ha ha.

Steven Wilson says that thesad music melancholic and


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sad music, melancholic anddepressing is paradoxicallyvery stimulating (makes

us live experiences incommon). Is it also for youand your art?

Yes very much so, also makesthe most interesting art. I canonly say its very very true thatsentiment. Contrived happymusic really does make oneextremely depressed and annoyedand I think many car accidents

happen on that accord too ! Tailgating idiots always have thathigh happy bass thumbing crapmusic playing, really frustrating,everyone would drive beer ifsay, they listened to Talk Talk !


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How much influence thespontaneity and the postproduction on your art?

Much of how I get stu done ismore or less spontaneous, whenI get the idea I just have to do it...some things I have to wait doingif it involves more things andpeople, but generally I like to dothings right away, Im much too

impatient. Post production not somuch, I try and do most on thespot. I always wanted to paint butcant so I have to make pictureslook how I wanted to paint animage.

I read that youre makinga big book of photography,when well have thepleasure to enjoy?


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Where ? ha ha...well, manyhave asked me but its much too

expensive to do books and notsure how many would actuallybuy it, I still prey obscurereally...but would love to do one,would have no problem in llinga couple of books by now. Maybesome day perhaps.

The present issue in thisedition of the magazine

is stop war, what is yourvision on the proposal?

No one wants or likes wars, somesay they are necessary but I neverunderstood that, we are all equal,we get born the same way andwe all die, we all have friends


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and families neighbors, all haveto eat drink and take a dump,some have dierent views orreligion but the place is small sowe just have to get along. We areprobably going to ruin it all a fewtimes before it sinks in that waronly leads to bad shit for ages...

instead of using all that energy toget to know each other, on scienceand exploration, art, music andusing precious time on each otherand the ones we love, everythingelse and otherwise is bullshit...Iwish people who create and arebehind these things would growup some day.


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