Anti-cuts protestor. London, March 26th. This, and several other pictures I took at the demo, are featured in Solidarity All Around, by Charlie Bertsch. I used another photo I took at the same event for Joe Lockard’s Common Protests.

After a long break to concentrate on magazine editing, it’s back to book writing. This time, for good. New, on being Jewish in Europe, in Monday’s Souciant. Photo taken in front of the state archives office last week, in Torino.

Having a parent who survived the London Blitz, I found the language a bit startling. White City, London, 3/27.

The lead photo from my new article, Cultural Programming, in Tuesday’s Souciant. Taken in Torino, mid-May.

Feature photograph for Joe Lockard’s Common Protests. Shot in London on March 26th, at the anti-cuts protest.

My take on last week’s London riots was published in Tuesday’s edition of Souciant. Part first person, part political analysis, it’s the last in a series of pieces I’ve been writing about England. It’s also intended copy for a UK-focused chapter in my new book.

Brixton High Street, 5:00PM. Police reinforcements headed south, towards Croydon. For additional London riots photos: http://bit.ly/nxK6E2

Demonstrating against David Cameron’s fiscal policies. Trafalgar Square, London, March 26th.

There’s no arguing that Wikileaks has performed an invaluable public service.

However, these stickers, featuring Julian Assange, make me slightly uneasy.

Brick Lane and Portobello neighborhoods. London, January-March 2011.

I’ve never been a fan. However, I couldn’t help but want to own this image. The Arabic script, the metal screen, are so hackneyed, they’re almost a self-parody.

A great way to ironize the late guerrilla leader’s foreignness, that Guevara will somehow always be ineffable, beyond reach. Golborne street. London, 03/08.

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