The handprint of two-year-old Mila on 100 Yugoslavian, vintage plates.
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The title is taken from the iconic anti-Vietnam War poster by Art Workers Coalition from1969.
This disturbing quote is a question and its answer, taken from a CBS News television interview with U.S. soldier Paul Meadlo who participated in the massacre on March 16, 1968 by U.S. troops between 304 and 504 unarmed civilians were killed and some women and girls were raped.
This disturbing quote is a question and its answer, taken from a CBS News television interview with U.S. soldier Paul Meadlo who participated in the massacre on March 16, 1968 by U.S. troops between 304 and 504 unarmed civilians were killed and some women and girls were raped.
Q. So you fired something like sixty-seven shots?
A. Right.
Q. And you killed how many? At that time?
A. Well, I fired them automatic, so you can’t – You just spray the area on them and so you can’t know how many you killed ‘cause they were going fast. So I might have killed ten or fifteen of them.
Q. Men, women, and children?
A. Men, women, and children.
Q. And babies?
A. And babies.
IV. International Ceramics Triennial Unicum
http://www.unicum.si/authors2018.htm
National Museum of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia
17th May 2018 – 30th September 2018
100 thanks to dear little Mila Milharčič and her mother Lucija Akiko Cvjetković!