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    Sep 16, 2011 |Blog| Sun-Sentinel

  1. Artwork, fraud victims sought

    Crime and Safety - Sun-Sentinel
    Matthew Taylor, 43, Vero Beach. Photo: U.S. Department of Justice, courtesy Federal investigators and the Los Angeles Police Department are seeking information about the man picured above: Matthew Taylor, 43, an art dealer from Vero Beach, Florida....

    Tags: Claude Monet, Corporate Crime, Justice System, Fraud, Los Angeles Police Department

    2. Apr 1, 2010 |Blog| Chicago Tribune

  2. Obama: Hope, change and now 2010

    The Swamp
    by Mark Silva Ever since the election of a young president from Hope, Arkansas, the notion of a new generation unbridled by the burdens of the past has carried a certain and powerful political currency. "Yesterday's gone, yesterday's gone,'' they......

    Tags: Elections, Heads of State, Democratic National Conventions, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton

    3. Nov 11, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. Susanin Auctions expecting Rockwell painting to hit millions

    <strong>Sean Susanin</strong> believes he is about to set a record price for a painting at a Chicago auction.
    Sean Susanin believes he is about to set a record price for a painting at a Chicago auction. On Dec. 1, Susanin Auctions will auction "Willie Gillis, Package From Home," the first of 11 Willie Gillis paintings Norman Rockwell painted for the cover of...

    Tags: Artists, Melissa Harris, Architecture, Expo Chicago, Arts

    4. Feb 28, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  4. Art from coast to coast

    A wonderful weekend of art gluttony awaits -- in Central Florida and on the coasts
    A wonderful weekend of art gluttony awaits — in Central Florida and on the coasts. •You don't have to venture far on Friday. You can ease into your art binge by going to FAVO's monthly Art Market near downtown Orlando (6-9 p.m.; 221 E....

    Tags: Artists, Fine Artists, New Smyrna Beach, Tampa, Arts

    5. Feb 9, 2013 |Column| Herald Mail

  5. All you need is "LOVE'

    By Rebecca Massie Lane Special to The Herald-Mail It's Valentine's season and time for love, flowers, diamonds, and art to merge. Robert Indiana's iconic "LOVE" was originally designed as a Christmas card commissioned by The Museum of Modern Art in...

    Tags: U.S. Postal Service, Sculpture, Fine Arts, Museums, New York City

    6. Jan 31, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. When skinny-dipping didn't violate the Code ★★★ 1/2

    In the early sound era, especially between 1930 and mid-1934, Hollywood movies enjoyed a freedom of expression &mdash; salacious, violent, often outrageous expression &mdash; we know today as the pre-Code era. The film industry's self-appointed watchdog agency, the Production Code Administration, looked the other way for a while, until the Catholic Legion of Decency and other forces leveraged a cleanup. Before that, however, the studios managed to sneak some hints, at least, of the roughed-up desperation of the Depression onto the nation's screens.
    In the early sound era, especially between 1930 and mid-1934, Hollywood movies enjoyed a freedom of expression — salacious, violent, often outrageous expression — we know today as the pre-Code era. The film industry's self-appointed watchdog...

    Tags: Joan Bennett, Eugene Pallette, Genres, Arts, Ralph Bellamy

    7. Dec 7, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. 4,667 'Jerry Maguire' videos and counting

    There are days when you wake up and think that there is no wonder left in this world, no mountains left to conquer, no oceans left to explore, no frontiers left to discover. That, of course, is exactly the day you find yourself in an apartment in Logan Square surrounded by 2,700 VHS copies of "Jerry Maguire," stacked from floor to ceiling, stacked so high and in so many teetering rows that you are reminded of layers of the Earth's crust, only instead we're talking layers of Jerrys.
    There are days when you wake up and think that there is no wonder left in this world, no mountains left to conquer, no oceans left to explore, no frontiers left to discover. That, of course, is exactly the day you find yourself in an apartment in Logan...

    Tags: YouTube, Roberto Clemente Jr., Cameron Crowe, Museums, Artists

    8. Nov 26, 2012 |Column| Hartford Courant

  8. Kevin Hunt: Edifier's dramatic design, sound of Spinnaker multimedia speakers

    The Hartford Courant
    Edifier's new Spinnaker e30 multimedia speakers make a statement even when they aren't making a sound. Luckily, the name gives a clue to its unconventional shape, like a yacht's three-cornered sail bloated with air. ("Dunce Cap," though equally fitting,...

    Tags: Apple iPod, Apple iPad, Electronics, Music, Apple iPhone

    9. Apr 16, 2011 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  9. Rodarte's Kate and Laura Mulleavy: Fabricators

    Their story is like a "once upon a time," but envision Cinderella in a lace gown that's been painted on by Caravaggio and then run through a paper shredder. There are actually two Cinderellas, Kate (with bangs) and Laura Mulleavy, sisters who don't yet have 60 birthdays between them. They famously still live with their parents in Pasadena, and in half a dozen years, the exquisite, subversive couture of their Rodarte label, created and produced in their downtown L.A. studios, has taxed the style cliches of critics and fashion lovers alike (see the fashions at <a href="http://www.latimes.com/rodarte">latimes.com/rodarte</a>). This year, they've been invited to Florence for the women's branch of the influential Pitti Uomo trade show in June. A forthcoming book, "Rodarte, Catherine Opie, Alec Soth," displays some of the California images that have inspired them. And almost anything, from a lapidary dessert display in a downtown bakery to the menacing light of a Tornado Alley wheat field, can fire the imaginations of the young ladies from Pasadena.
    Their story is like a "once upon a time," but envision Cinderella in a lace gown that's been painted on by Caravaggio and then run through a paper shredder. There are actually two Cinderellas, Kate (with bangs) and Laura Mulleavy, sisters who don't yet...

    Tags: Academy Awards, Tippi Hedren, Terrence Malick, Christianity, Natalie Portman

    10. Apr 22, 2011 |Column| Hampton Roads Daily Press

  10. Movement and energy in Pfac sculpture show

    No matter how many times you walk around one of Richard Hunt's sculptures, chances are you'll find yourself wanting to go back and take another look.
    No matter how many times you walk around one of Richard Hunt's sculptures, chances are you'll find yourself wanting to go back and take another look. Carried along by his rhythmic, constantly shifting passages of bronze or stainless steel, you probably...

    Tags: Pablo Picasso, Music, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Peninsula Fine Arts Center, Arts

    11. May 29, 2010 |Column| Hampton Roads Daily Press

  11. Landmark photos explore anguish of mercury poisoning

    Sad is too small a word to describe the depth and complexity of the feelings prompted by W. Eugene Smith's landmark 1970s pictures of mercury poisoning victims.
    Sad is too small a word to describe the depth and complexity of the feelings prompted by W. Eugene Smith's landmark 1970s pictures of mercury poisoning victims. Certainly, his searing portraits of children whose bodies have been twisted, blinded and...

    Tags: Cultural Development, Moving and Storage, Colleges and Universities, Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia), Physical Conditions

    12. Apr 24, 2005 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  12. Tours & Cruises

    Times Staff Writer
    EAST COAST Brushes with art, nature OBSERVE nature and nature morte — also known as still life — on a six-day art-and-garden tour of Philadelphia, the Brandywine Valley and Manhattan with the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. The tour, led...

    Tags: Hotels and Accommodations, Baseball, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox, Libraries

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