Darren Walker Knihy

The collection showcases W. McNeil (Mac) Lowry's influential writings and speeches, highlighting his role in shaping the arts in the United States during the latter half of the twentieth century. It addresses critical issues regarding the value and governance of the arts, which remain relevant today. The volume includes contributions from notable figures like Darren Walker and Stanley Katz, along with tributes from Lincoln Kirstein and Peter Zeisler, making it a valuable resource for scholars, artists, and policymakers interested in the intersection of arts and society.

The narrative unfolds in a small Bolivian town devastated by an unusual disaster involving an earthquake and a lightning storm. As the community grapples with the destruction, questions arise about the divine forces at play. Residents ponder which god might be responsible for their tragic fate, leading to a deeper exploration of faith, belief, and the human condition in the face of inexplicable calamity. The story delves into themes of spirituality and the search for meaning amidst chaos.