Niki de Saint Phalle Artforum International; January 1, 2008; Gilligan, Melanie; 319 words LIVERPOOL, UK Niki de Saint Phalle TATE LIVERPOOL February 1 - May 5 Curated by Simon Groom and Kyla McDonald The chirpiest - seeming of feminist art stars, French artist Niki de Saint Phalle is not often associated with bloodthirst: «In 1961 I shot at: daddy, all men, small men, large men.» (highbeam.com)
It is another to say the opponents of same - sex marriage indulge in a «Christian bloodthirst... condemnation by category... the lowest form of hatred.» (firstthings.com)
In the capitalist Eighties, we liked our heroic icons brawny — we had national bloodthirst, because it was drilled into us that our enemies were terrorists who could not be reasoned with; ultra-buff Stallone and Schwarzenegger had made their names in the»70s, but it was in the decade that followed that their hulking builds rendered them virtuous and they became box - office draws. (filmfreakcentral.net)