In these stories built from fragments, love offers a shaky certitude. A Skidmore professor makes another daring foray into the world of the imagination. The Holocaust left an indelible impression on even its youngest survivors. A Palestinian Christian poet evokes his people's love for their homeland. Hector Berlioz first major work, lost since 1827, was recently discovered in an Antwerp church.
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The U. S. publication of Riefenstahl s memoirs and a new documentary about her life prompt a reassessment of the controversial director of Triumph of the Will. His Stage by Stephen Henkin With his sets and costumes gracing preeminent companies around the globe, Brown has helped elevate his genre into the world of serious art. Eric Gibson A touring retrospective of works of Roy Lichtenstein joins the growing number of exhibitions honoring seminal figures of Pop Art. THE EDGE Sewage-Treatment Parks by William J. Jewell Emerging technologies convert wastes into valuable products without the usual consumption of energy and production of sludge. Seth Shostak H.G. Wells got it wrong.