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One-Half Revolution and Everything Turns Red: ANDREAS GURSKY in North Korea | 032c

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Picture perfect: May Day stadium in Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea. There, in the center balcony, under a ten-meter-high portrait of the country’s founding father, Kim Il-sung, and surrounded by 90,000 North Korean soldiers in uniform, is a stranger: photographer ANDREAS GURSKY.

One-Half Revolution and Everything Turns Red: ANDREAS GURSKY in North Korea | 032c One-Half Revolution and Everything Turns Red: ANDREAS GURSKY in North Korea July 1, 2007 | OLIVER HELBIG In his State of the Union address in January 2002, George W. Bush condemned Iran, Iraq, and North Korea as an AXIS OF EVIL seeking weapons of mass destruction and sponsoring terrorism, setting off an unbreakable binary logic of either/or in world politics that still prevails today. What follows is a look at the murky atmosphere between the parameters of good and evil, of the known and the unknown, the true an

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