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The Nazi Cowboy: A New Exhibit Explores the Life and Work of Billy JenkinsThe photograph is bizarre and disturbing: A broadly grinning middle-aged man, dressed in full cowboy regalia, strides across a stage. In one hand, he brandishes a wide-brimmed cowboy hat; in the other, he holds aloft a big Nazi swastika topped by an eagle spreading its wings.…Read more
Slain Serbian P.M. Served as Symbol Of Multiethnic EraROME — When the news came that Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic had been gunned down on Wednesday by an assassin in Belgrade, I pulled out a stack of photographs I had taken of him almost a year ago to the day.It was March 17, 2002, and Djindjic was in the northern Serbian city of Subotica, making his first official visit as prime…Read more
Slain Serbian P.M. Served as Symbol Of Multiethnic EraROME — When the news came that Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic had been gunned down on Wednesday by an assassin in Belgrade, I pulled out a stack of photographs I had taken of him almost a year ago to the day.It was March 17, 2002, and Djindjic was in the northern Serbian city of Subotica, making his first official visit as prime…Read more
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