Fine art to benefit Ukrainians
Left: work by Jennifer Okumura; middle: Vicki Kocher Paret; right: Nora Charney Rosenbaum
Artists at Galatea Fine Art, Boston, have come together to offer works for sale to benefit the Ukrainian people.
The gallery says:
“Let our degrees of hope and peace become legitimizing solidarity banners for Ukraine and 'anyone' who suffers in any corner of the world. A sense of unity reassures us that the world is a pleasant place underneath human complication. All profits are going toward Ukrainian relief.’’
Putin intensifies his invasion
Mary McCarthy once famously said about Lillian Hellman:
"Every word [Hellman] writes is a lie, including 'and' and 'the'."
The same thing could be said about the promises and assertions of Russia's cold, corrupt and narcissistic dictator, Vladimir Putin, whose forces continue to invade a sovereign country -- Ukraine.
We hope that U.S. and its NATO allies recognize the danger that this poses to all of eastern and central Europe and swiftly make weapons available to the Ukrainians.
Meanwhile, Russian hackers, at the behest of Putin, have been hard at work invading account information in U.S. banks.