Tuesday, 10 March 2009 02:00
The Fall of Saigon
By Joshua Berger-
font size
decrease font size
increase font size
The Fall of Saigon, Silkscreen and Monoprint, 15" x 22" 2005
On May 1, 2005 the New York Times ran a photo on the front page of an army of marchers in Saigon pushing shopping carts. It appears capitalism and democracy are finally victorious in Vietnam.
Tagged under
Login to post comments
 |
Issue 3 $ |
also in this issue/category...
- $hining Couplet$
- All the best
- Because He is Awesome
- Bet your bottom dollar
- Caucazoida
- Crime
- Dollar Play
- Dollarium
- Empire: Davos
- FatMan Eating
- Gold Bullion
- Greenpoint Stadium
- How much is one tomato?
- In God We Trust
- Insufisance
- La Lucha
- Lime is not honey
- Market Traders in Hard Times
- Money Buttons
- My Expensive Baby
- Paris Soldes Sales!!! Bling ta Boom
- Saint for Sale
- The abstract nature of money
- The Black Diamonds of Soweto
- The Blues Posters
- The Fall of Saigon
- The lines that entwine
- Thread and Carbon, Oil and Steel
- United States of Africa
- Visa
- What can you buy in Iran for a Dollar?
- Working the Salt Mines
- Yuppies