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 whatever flickerings of potential this young tyro possesses they cannot cover up the fact that he is a painter with the imagination of a retarded adolescent no technical mastery no intuitive feeling for pictorial space no sensitivity towards or grasp of tradition and a colour sense rather less than that of congo the chimpanzee who was taught among other things a crude responsiveness to colour harmonies by desmond morris in the late s however potentially educable as a painter schnabel may or may not be his work is just not worthy of serious attention by anyone with a developed taste in this particular art form readers need also to be wary of the existence of special markets the explosive prices for teddy bears in the last few years indicate how a market can be created in this case by a mix of merit and nostalgia what is clearly a dealers market is often signalled by the invention of a brand name to group together a variety of material perhaps rather disparate pop <head>art</head> is an example 
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 special provisions will also ensure that those on modest incomes most of which comes from investments such as people who have been made redundant do not pay this on their savings widening horizons investing in the arts the arts benefit society in two ways first access to the arts is intrinsic to a high quality of life second the cultural sector the arts crafts design and audiovisual industries makes as great a net contribution to the economy as does the oil industry we will create a new ministry of arts and communications headed by a minister in the cabinet liberal democrats will raise investment in the arts to the ec average over five years reform and decentralise <head>arts</head> funding and organisation 
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 it is fair to say that nothing frank has achieved as a film maker approaches the heights he scaled with the americans the minute film he made for arena suggests why last supper frank on frank looks like a parody of the excesses of sixties avant garde film making on an empty lot between two harlem streets a group of people arrive for an outdoor party to celebrate the new publication of an unnamed author initially they make respectful small talk about him but their comments grow increasingly resentful as it becomes apparent he will not show up some events in last supper appear roughly improvised yet hefty chunks of dialogue are obviously and rather archly staged people say things like ever notice how all <head>art</head> focuses on people in trouble 
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 therefore if we carry ourselves with pride our self esteem increases and others will notice if someone does come looking for trouble he or she will pick a victim who does not look capable of causing any real problem we need to make it clear by the way we stand and hold a gaze and by the way we speak that we cannot be so easily dismissed in fact we have to show that we are prepared if necessary to do whatever it takes to survive i'm not talking about aggression but about asserting ourselves firmly and resolutely we can still give our opponent the chance to back off we can still use reason but he or she must realize that the wrong person has been picked for breakfast he may win but at what price countless books and classes teach the <head>art</head> of asserting oneself and if you want to know more turn to page 
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 naturally the brighter the white the more it will suit pictures with a modern style so consider choosing at least an off white if not a cream for pictures with an antique flavour however as a general rule you cannot go wrong with the basic colours and if you are in any doubt don't try to use a complicated mix of colours and textures instead keep your background uncluttered for it's the simple pictures that often work the best facing page a selection of blue and pink fabrics for backings below some backing fabrics in autumnal shades although most people are aware of the tremendous selection of fabrics on the market not everyone knows of the vast range of papers that are currently available forsake your usual stationer who probably won't have the room or the reason for stocking unusual papers or cards and go to a specialist <head>art</head> or paper shop instead 
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 quickly getting off the bus he ran to where the plane had impacted and dragged out the injured pilot who was covered in oil moments before the plane caught fire alfred reginald thomson r a r p war artist all branches of the armed services at various times made appointments of official war artists who were commissioned to paint battle scenes or portraits for the armed services in one such appointment was made of a deaf artist alfred reginald thomson as official war artist to the royal air force a r thomson was born in bangalore india in and was educated at the royal school for deaf children margate in england before he went to study <head>art</head> at the london art school kensington and exhibited at the royal academy from 
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 most of the teachers in grammar schools were graduates of universities many but by no means all of them had also taken a one year course of teacher training after completing their undergraduate studies the exceptions were the teachers in such subjects as physical education art and the crafts the domination of the curriculum by subjects classically defined was indeed the most obvious feature of the grammar school curriculum that curriculum needed relatively little adjustment across the pre and post war years the contrast for the eleven year old with the more informal and less specialist work of the primary school was sharp and abrupt english mathematics a foreign language usually french latin often but not always the sciences history geography some <head>art</head> and crafts but not too much pe and games the compulsory religious education these were the invariable components of the first two or three years of a grammar school education 
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 i would therefore argue that one of the chief tasks of education perhaps its overriding task is the education and encouragement of a child's imagination so that he may not be a slave to a perception confined solely to the present a perception that is little more than blindness the teaching of history is one part of such an education the encouragement of creativity is another and there are others still after primary school the encouragement of the imagination in children and the cultivation of specifically creative activities has often been thought an optional part of the curriculum a luxury that may have to be dispensed with left in if at all for the less able pupils deemed incapable of serious learning or for that minority determined to reject understanding imagination has been associated especially with the <head>arts</head> and thus in recent years has been increasingly downgraded 
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 it was not all going to be wine and roses and leonard again felt the sharp problem of the canadian writer at that time having a small home market not wishing to become artistically part of the of america and yet having nowhere else to go as layton said still regret that we got no encouragement from the cbc because i think that we would have gone on to write plays so it was that they went on to do other things but separately a working relationship was thereby broken up and two highly creative thinkers had their play writing ambitions stillborn this was not in fact the end of leonard's ambitions in that regard in flowers for hitler pp ff he published his new a ballet drama in one act and an involvement in film making would help to sublimate it as we shall see leonard did however manage to get a grant from the canadian <head>arts</head> council 
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 lush life is your perennial lost soul an individual living on the marginal precipice of society and veering quickly towards a grim finale he is in short the perfect nik cohn character from the outset cohn makes it very clear that he is bent on taking a walk on the wild side to chronicle the lives of the losers he meets along this small strip of the great american nowhere and so the heart of the world is ultimately a collection of encounters of stories stories like that of the wall street broker who is currently sweeping the streets as part of his sentence for possessing controlled substances or the black broadway actor who always fears ending up in the gutter or the refugee from china who develped a passion for a stone woman from county clare or the iranian <head>art</head> merchant who once defaced picasso's guernica with a spray can 
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 kate foster of the halkin arcade belgravia the scholarly specialist in continental porcelain found the opposite suppose we've got to get used to rich people coming along with their she said met new clients which is what i went for in the oriental field bluett's failed to find buyers for a group of chinese warring states bronze vessels of extraordinary scholarly interest while colnaghi oriental found spectacularly decorative seventeenth century bronzes easy to move american buyers depend on advisers whether decorators or art specialists to an extent unparalleled in europe they read publications that keep them abreast of market trends personalities lawsuits and prices rather than delving into <head>art</head> history as do their counterparts in europe 
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 in one section it warns that as some pastels contain such poisons as arsenic chromium and cadmium one should avoid as far as possible breathing the dust from them it advises artists to refrain from smoking or eating while painting to use face masks and to provide adequate ventilation by means of an extractor fan i have been using pasters for at least years and in all that time i have never once seen a warning to this effect in either art books or on the many boxes of pastels that i have purchased do you think that the americans are being over cautious about this or are we perhaps being a bit lax as gary robert's series is art dangerous aim feb march highlighted health labelling of <head>art</head> materials is obligatory in the united states though not as yet in this country 
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 i don't accept dinner invitations and i have a small snack in my hotel room and go to bed immediately after a long flight it's the price i have to pay for my job i'm very attentive towards my health because my income depends on it tousled hair and upswept tendrils have become your trademark do you like that i feel very feminine when my hair is done up that way that's also why i like having long hair it's so versatile i can wear it up or down teased and back combed out or just brushed back with a headband you already have an incredibly successful modelling career and now with your revlon contract you've reached the top what next i love what i'm doing for revlon but there are two things that i do think about one is becoming an actress and the other is going to university to study <head>art</head> history 
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 i get to act out all the horrors and pressures of fame and some of the things that i worry about in my own life are purged morrison really was out there he says chose to look for the spiritual through the physical like rimbaud and kerouac he really believed that line of blake's path of excess leads to the tower of something like that those were his heroes and you can look at it like thy had a defeatist attitude or were grotesquely self indulgent or that it enabled them to have the art but personally i don't believe that i don't believe you have to be all that indulgent s a question that you can't answer for somebody else you know you see <head>art</head> that's created by people who are killing themselves making it and i always wonder how it would turn out if they weren't doing that 
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 jeans the legendary joe bloggs incorporated co matt rose model recently shot an advertising campaign for levi's in san francisco it was a brilliant job to do not only did i get to model the clothes how i liked i got to keep them all afterwards i nearly always wear baggy s but these coloured jeans are pretty good too black tag jeans about levi's stockists are on page styling helen carey photographs mel yates the ancient <head>art</head> of beating stress 
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 he announced that a security expert is to be sent to the hermitage to collaborate on improved security unesco's proposals for helping the national library are also of interest one suggestion is to connect the library's book stores by satellite with the information network in other countries in the meanwhile the library's users are forced to bring their own electric lights to the reading room art historians conferences in worrying about identity and display american pros to gather for c a a conference in seattle february and britons meet at the tate april the annual conference of the association of <head>art</head> historians will meet at the tate gallery this year from to april 
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 by piercing hundreds of news cuttings with barbed wire jarman intends his most wounding attack on the tabloids attitude to homosexuality the cuttings date back to the beginning of the s you read these stories day by day you simply don't realise how many there are brought together the whole view becomes very black i've also included the particularly unpleasant articles sheer malevolence written by jehova's witnesses and i'll incorporate crucifixes tarred and feathered i might even have a go at muslim fundamentalists and have a copy of the satanic verses there but this is not an attempt to be controversial for the sake of it some will no doubt accuse jarman of shock tactics along warhol lines but jarman has reinforced the view that performance and installation <head>art</head> are at their strongest when addressing social or political issues 
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 though the anthology is broadly chronological texts are not all directly about art movements thus their second section idea of includes two sub sections entitled and the former has fourteen texts ranging from manifestoes by malevich and marinetti to extracts from bergson simmel weber and karl kraus the latter has twelve more familiar texts on cubism later on issues surrounding pop art and post war abstraction are bracketed together in a section called and for the most part these co habitations enrich our understanding of modern art my main gripe is the surfeit of turgid waffle by <head>art</head> language included in the latter stages a group with which harrison and wood have been intimately involved 
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 his marriage ended he was distracted by love and for a while at the time of the oil crisis it was hard to make a sale but towards the end of the seventies and into the eighties things picked up an anti capitalist anti american phase passed and painting and objects were once more the fashion was in the late seventies that we got guys like saatchi who looked at art calmly and coldly and treated it as an industry exactly the same thing had happened in pop music and now it happened to art hype control block buying it developed into a bubble and holders people who bought for business reasons began to outnumber users those who looked at it and got something out of it kasmin ltd diversified enormously from into antiquities neolithic ancient eskimo tribal <head>art</head> and so on 
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 according to wickramasinghe xenon at atmospheres should provide a fivefold improvement in resolution over a water coupled instrument he says these figures imply a sam that can operate at room temperature with a resolution micrometres the group at university college is attempting to build such a microscope and has produced an instrument that is close to working microscopes that with sound are not intended to take the place of electron and optical instruments these too are undergoing rapid improvement and new devices such as the scanning low energy x ray microscope show great promise the state of the microscopist's <head>art</head> is now such that the choice of instrument to use depends largely on what he wants to see and in some applications the acoustic microscope may give him the sharpest pictures ever 
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 love and t shirts are available from buffalo new briggate leeds hmv trinity st leeds and outside leeds united football ground in elland road price and for short and long sleeved t shirts respectively film the last time martin scorsese and robert de niro were on the same set was eight years ago for new york new york goodfellas marks their much anticipated reunion and it's easily one of the best movies of the year based on the true life confession of a mafia bit player it dramatises the story of his criminal career from neighbourhood racketeering to drug crazed ruin it's a sardonic pilgrim's progress a furiously lyrical meditation on the corrupt culture of male glory and the parasitical <head>art</head> of the deal 
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 only when they have examined what hands arms legs and feet body and above all the head can do in isolation and then in harmony with the story theme or music can they set out and create a style which will be general in structure and particular in texture with the right quality mood emotion action and character the structure will determine the lines and shapes needed to fill the dimensions and when needed help to create the atmosphere and mood of the whole choreographers must then decide how many and which details they need to add to disclose the particular features of the story theme and or music that they wish to communicate the exploration of what each part of the body can express in isolation and then in co ordination with the rest is possibly the most important aspect of a choreographer's work if it seeks to be modern in spirit and technique different fields of research have disclosed the many different factors that can affect both physical and mental behaviour all such studies have influenced every form of <head>art</head> in some way 
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 ve spent the last year asking the public to write something anything and then be photographed it's funny how ideas shrink away when people are put on the spot homeless people came up with the most poignant things probably because they're used to communicating this way placards do seem to be in vogue at the moment there is a pastiche of bob dylan's homesick lyrics on cards promo film in bob roberts and super photographer steven meisel used slogans on white cards in a recent celebrity shoot for italian vogue but wearing has already moved on her latest pester the public project involves hanging outside a shoe repair shop and testing people's trust by asking to take a copy of their house key so will she go and nick their furniture if <head>art</head> doesn't pay 
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 in fact the article seems to conclude that the women's movement is alive and well it's just the concept of feminism that's expired a time cnn survey of women across the country found that the vast majority think the women's movement has helped women become more independent and is still improving their lives yet only per cent would identify themselves as feminists and per cent said they pay very or attention to the women's movement what many feminists find most surprising about the article is its appearance at a time when the abortion issue has regalvanised women few years back you could not get young women to be active said judy miller president of the los angeles based trusteeship an organisation of influential women in business and the <head>arts</head> 
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 the third floor also remains closed until november when it reopens with an enhanced display of the museum's highly regarded egyptian collection only the skylit fifth floor opens permanently on february with an expanded sampling of the museum's contemporary collection much of which has been in storage for years and with a long term installation of a promised gift of twenty seven works by american abstract artist leon polk smith b the lower floors will house administrative offices and storage areas the impact of the west wing reopening has already been felt in the main building the new home for temporary shows allowed the european paintings and sculpture to reclaim their galleries which had been emptied to make room for shows like moving the contemporary <head>art</head> to the fifth floor provided room adjacent to the american painting and sculpture galleries 
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 south east arts become the regional arts board for kent east sussex west sussex and surrey this week having undergone a complete re structuring process in relation to staffing and funding procedures christopher cooper the board's chief executive said development of the new board means we now have clear objectives for the future of south east arts and the way they fund encourage and promote the art in our region we aim to take an active role in setting up projects which will set standards of excellence and make the arts more accessible by developing a wide ranging programme of arts activities for everyone in the south east brian nicholson chairman of the board said geographical location lends itself to strong links with the european <head>arts</head> infrastructure and i am confident that we will develop exciting initiatives in all areas of activity 
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 the lady was lying naked in the bath she said disappointed thought it would be mr but that's the closest anyone seems to have got perhaps a candidate's body language is wrong which brings back a curious memory of canvassing a young man in a tracksuit in cromford derbyshire who stood before me arguing about education with what john major would call a very considerable erection you can't hide that sort of thing in a tracksuit i stuck to party policy of course but the problem only seemed to get worse never before or since have my views on education produced this effect charivari punch's weekly guide to the <head>arts</head> entertainment media and 
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 even so two cash injections were required from dufferin to keep the gallery afloat george weidenfeld was the only person kasmin decided to stop selling to would take things on loan but he could never make up his mind then one day i discovered that he was borrowing them to show off at his dinners and returning them the next morning mind you i was pretty out of order at some of his famous parties out drinking george brown and all those labour ministers that he was courting at the time in the late sixties kasmin swallowed his pride and set off as a travelling salesman on behalf of the gallery to america travelling the states with a bagful of transparencies finding out who was interested in <head>art</head> from the local museums and visiting people who didn't get to new york 
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 and yet a lot of english people including museum directors have a complex that british art is not as good as the others but it is not known because of the recent return to figuration in the last ten years there is an enormous interest in british portraiture but they put on a show like the only at the tate gallery why don't they do it at the gallery of modern art in rome why not the palazzo reale milan they say we don't trust how you look after the and so on but you can be over cautious do you think it's rather patronising well let's say there is a slightly more natural way of dealing with the objects in italy than there is here perhaps italians are less fetishistic you see we live with art it is everywhere you turn often in bad repair i think you should make <head>art</head> a little bit more alive 
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 service of documents lex service plc v johns ca glidewell balcombe ljj aug the evidence of the defendant that he had not received documents sent by a recorded delivery service and apparently received by some other person was not contrary evidence for the purpose of contradicting the statutory provision for deemed service under s of the interpretation act to prove contrary evidence it was necessary to have either positive proof that the document was returned to the sender or if sent by recorded delivery that there was no acknowledgement of receipt or if there was evidence of the document having been received by some person there was proof that the person was not the intended recipient and that he had not brought the document to the notice of the person required to be served in the absence of such proof service must be deemed to have been properly effected contemporary <head>art</head> market east and west meet in magical interiors 
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 he cuts an enigmatic and sympathetic figure a recluse who would go around his palace incognito dressed as a groom a man who had his future foretold by nostradamus who employed the english occultists dee and kelley who dabbled in magic and yet was one of the greatest patrons of the renaissance in europe he prized the great masters of the high renaissance and collected around himself artists of the calibre of hans von aachen giuseppe archimboldo josef heintz and roelant savery he was advised in the arts by the century's greatest antiquaries jacopo strada and his son ottavio as pointed out by the collector and historian van mander writing in so desires nowadays has only to go to prague to the greatest <head>art</head> patron in the world at the present time there he may see at the imperial residence a remarkable number of outstanding and precious curious unusual and priceless works 
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 she believes that what makes the south different from the rest of america is not just a matter of perception but almost a physical phenomenon she says clear through to the bone pornography and the arts the dragon recast as st george leaving town alive by john frohnmayer houghton mifflin pages you have to wonder what the bush administration was looking for when it set out in early to find a new chairman for the national endowment for the arts knowing what the bushmen knew then that the nea was unpopular with conservative legislators and already the target of fundamentalist christians for subsidising offensive <head>art</head> they can hardly have seen this as a plum they could hand to a big contributor or a rising political star or indeed to anybody aiming to leave town alive 
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 consider the japanese word for the martial arts as a whole budo it means literally way to stop the less esoterically it means stop as does the chinese word for the martial arts wushu the true aim of the martial arts is to avoid conflict it is best summed up in one commentator's description of aikido as honourable art of getting the hell out of the the aggression if there is any is controlled in the eyes of good practitioners self control allows them to find a path around conflict to some westerners this seems pseudo philosophical bunkum but east asians take it seriously most if not all of the martial <head>arts</head> are inextricably linked to the three main east asian religions buddhism taoism and confucianism 
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 mr jack meredith chairman of the ama's public transport committee said that while bus patronage was declining prior to deregulation the tyson report showed that the fall in journeys was between and million more than would have been expected mr tyson says deregulation prompted fares to rise by per cent in real terms in followed by a per cent real increase in last year fares rose slightly higher than inflation in most areas true fax revealed about hockney art martin wainwright at a long distance of artistic technology david hockney's latest work of <head>art</head> arrived in his home city of bradford last night in a welter of spray on glue and sheets of fax paper and to the sound of wagner's ride of the valkyries 
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 homes and housing transport local government cities london the countryside farming forestry and fishing the environment towards the millennium millennium fund <head>arts</head> 
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 bryan's best pictures include the desco da parto commissioned for the birth of lorenzo de medici and the society's finest eighteenth century american painting and one of the greatest pictures in american art charles wilson peale's portrait of the peale museums massmoca governor makes state backing contingent on private participation foundering plan to make a depressed mill town into a guggenheim satellite for contemporary art has until july to raise million the massachusetts museum of contemporary art massmoca may be just a red brick castle in the western new england sky but locals hope the grand initiative will one day bring prosperity to this economically depressed mill town that day may be a long way off the plan is to convert a twenty eight building factory compound into the world's largest museum of post international <head>art</head> 
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 so that behind the changes of direction wrote harsnet typed goldberg this has always been a constant the feeling of disgust in the pit of the stomach i have often tried to describe it to myself he wrote but never with much success for when it comes it is more violent more annihilating more interminable than i can remember it this feeling in the pit of the stomach this physical pain and physical desire to retch to want to get rid of something of everything to want to make all that is inside emerge and disappear drain away mingle with the rest of the detritus of the world but it is not only physical a physical sensation he wrote it is physical but it is also something else not moral not psychological not spiritual but something else something other than the purely physical nor is this feeling only provoked by the sight or the thought of <head>art</head> he wrote 
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 now london in the late fifties was very different from that of the harold macmillan prime minister might still be saying to the electorate that they had never had it so good which was true in terms of the change round from post war reconstruction wartime destruction and the days of depression but to someone of leonard's background from canada the place was a bore the scenery was grim the food was unappetising fashion was all but non existent he did buy a burberry raincoat his blue which he adorned till someone relieved him of it in new york years later the <head>arts</head> were struggling almost moribund despite the explosive qualities of kingsley amis john osborne colin wilson and alan sillitoe and the weather was atrocious 
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 art which is with the collapse of the rival attraction formerly held at olympia now london's only fair for contemporary art will be taking place for the fifth consecutive year at islington's business design centre january primarily attended by british galleries including waddington flowers east francis graham dixon anne berthoud connaught brown and annely juda who will be showing sculptures by antony caro on the grass outside the entrance it features two attractions an exhibition of paintings and sculpture by younger british and foreign artists from unilever's corporate collection and a series of eleven works of art commissioned from andy goldsworthy rebecca horn zadok ben david and other artists by peter gabriel as interpretations of the tracks of his recent pop album <head>art</head> la the results 
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 it is however worth noting some symptomatic cracks in the uniformity of their scorn for the products of the culture industry the suggestive outlines of a hierarchy of disdain can be traced the is preferred to mickey rooney betty boop to donald duck their most acerbic denunciations are reserved not for or art in themselves but for the attempt by the culture industry to absorb into accommodating difference to the familiar goodman appears with the budapest string entertainment seems historically rather than essentially debased and what emerges is a recognition of the historical possibility of popular entertainment as an autonomous <head>art</head> which might turn on its head the seriousness of official rational discourse 
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 indeed hopkins distinguished between and insight and the model as i have said would be a degree in music and would include history and theory as well as analysis most importantly it would also include exercises in composition of the kind once common in the study of classics i prefer not to call this since the late romantic ideological implications of are irrelevant even undesirable the intention is that students of elaborate structures in language should be able to construct them as well as receive and consume them if only to achieve a better understanding of how poems are made something of the sort has already been introduced into some english degrees under the aegis of the verbal <head>arts</head> association who have made a welcome start with such work 
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 rasheed araeen writes a lot very confidently about modernism strange isn't it or perhaps not so strange that the word is so much used by theoreticians and so little used by artists themselves i would like to have read more on the subject by frank bowling whose views seem not to be harmonised with araeen's somewhat dogmatic viewpoint bowling resembles a number of older artists in the exhibition in that he came to england from guyana in his case to be an artist had some success then moved to and fro between london and new york when his public career went downhill in the sixties could it be that there was then more racism in the <head>art</head> world and that black artists were being squeezed out at just the time when young working class artists from the british provinces were finding unprecedented and immediate public fortune 
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 in that respect properly construed the general rules which are relevant in switzerland can be applied in a way which meets the needs of today's market exhibitions the barnes foundation cashing in on matisse of the first ever loan exhibition of paintings from the barnes collection opens in washington this month and may raise up to million for the foundation after two years of legal battles on may the first exhibition ever of works from the barnes foundation of merion pennsylvania opens at the national gallery of art the pictures that curators tried for decades to coax or pry off the barnes's walls will also travel to the d'orsay in paris and then to the museum of western <head>art</head> in tokyo 
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 during the campaign he was put out to grass with three old political warhorses denis healey norman tebbit and roy jenkins who provided a rather genial breakfast time alternative to the old devils for the final countdown however it was only proper to dispatch young paxman to south wales to put walden back in his ferret cage to give dimbleby some swingometers to play with and to entrust the real bluster the real cut and thrust to the greatest pro of them all sir robin the arts all i want is a room in soho legendary gallery owner kasmin is putting his west end gallery on the market and moving on john mcewen reports by john mcewen john kasmin or as everyone calls him has come up with the ultimate solution to the art slump faced as far as he can see with a future of minimum inflow and maximum outflow he has decided to sell his gallery at cork street as an <head>art</head> object 
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 application for admission to hnd courses should be made as early as possible and preferably before january of the proposed year of entry to the university however applications may be considered up to the date when a course begins subject to the availability of places degree courses application for admission to degree courses should be made to the art and design admissions registry on a form obtainable from the art and design admissions registry adar penn house broad street hereford hr ap england the closing date for the return of application forms is march of the proposed year of entry to the university ba hons combined studies in <head>art</head> and design application through adar 
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 moreover men such as the great ecclesiastical architect abbot suger of st denis c who devoted his later years to composing a laudatory life of the french monarch louis vi effectively a second founder of the capetian dynasty wrote history with the object of producing favourable propaganda rather than documentary facts suger's historical writings led the monks of his abbey to develop a taste for history and hence to compile a series of chronicles in the same century universal history also flourished mainly with the object of determining the end of the world after the year had passed without any sign of its impending occurrence this type of history was of course theologically rather than politically orientated the influence of the twelfth century apocalyptic historians was destined however to be soon overshadowed by that of joachim of fiore see pp among the technical <head>arts</head> cultivated in some continental schools that began to affect england soon after the norman conquest were those of measurement and calculation 
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 this time ridley's decision was quashed the three appeal judges agreed that if a minister departed from a clearly stated policy he had to explain why something ridley had failed to do in this case however when the case was brought before the house of lords in lord bridge disagreed concluding that the decision letter had been based entirely on the circumstances of the and that contrary to save's fears no dangerous precedent would be set in our view though every developer believes his own particular case to be unique with to consider and every developer will seek to demolish existing listed buildings by arguing that they will be replaced by a much better piece of architecture case history pitt street baths portsmouth these baths were turned into a handsome edwardian <head>arts</head> and crafts complex after they were suddenly vacated by the navy 
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 tough titties are frowned upon in the far east so skimpy dressers must take care of unwanted hard ons with these elastoplast imitators whatever next stick on jockstraps for poolside control last time their work was in the face it had to be censored we'd asked them to create an image on the theme of sees no pierre et gilles came up with a white glamourpuss demurely fingering a large black erection somehow we just didn't think our moral guardians or wh smith would let us get away with it pierre et gilles are a cult phenomenon their postcards and t shirts sell by the crateload they've done cover <head>art</head> for marc almond erasure and boy george and yet this month sees the first ever uk exhibition of their work including right 
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 this connection between painting and the theatre was important to earlier european art in religious as well as secular performances critics no less than artists have wide interests in the arts and may introduce comparisons in their interpretations in the nineteenth century to say that a picture was poetic was a common term of praise in the present century emphasis on formal qualities in the visual arts have made musical comparisons more frequent emphasised by the use by artists of musical terminology as when kandinsky chose to call his works improvisations and compositions according to this formalist approach art aspires to the condition of music a phrase employed by pater but deriving from classical greece clearly artists working in several media have a wide range of references the <head>art</head> critic is thus bound to consider with care what standards of comparison should be used 
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 narrow horizons he wrote no favours head down keep going do not listen to the tempting voices the voices which tell you to let go to give up to forget to sleep to leave it to the transforming imagination all my life he wrote i have used <head>art</head> to fight against myself 
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 an intellectual opposition walled up inside its pc citadels becomes vulnerable to this kind of attack fatally it may also lose interest in talking to the vulgar herd outside the us experience offers some salutary warnings in the old south for example duke university stands as a bastion of what hollander would call thought it gives a plush institutional home to a constellation of left leaning stars from the critic fredric jameson to the chilean writer ariel dorfman yet duke sits alone in the right republican sea of north carolina for the all the impact it has on the local political climate it might as well be in alaska disappointed yet again the british intellectual left will be tempted to build up its own dukes in higher education local government scientific research and the <head>arts</head> and damn the world outside 
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 a large set of genes concerned with mimicry in butterflies became tightly linked together on the same chromosome so tightly that they can be treated as one gene in chapter we met the more sophisticated idea of the evolutionarily stable set of genes mutually suitable teeth claws guts and sense organs evolved in carnivore gene pools while a different stable set of characteristics emerged from herbivore gene pools does anything analogous occur in meme pools has the god meme say become associated with any other particular memes and does this association assist the survival of each of the participating memes perhaps we could regard an organized church with its architecture rituals laws music <head>art</head> and written tradition as a co adapted stable set of mutually assisting memes 
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 now it has become customary especially in books seeking theoretical constructs upon which to hang their arguments to have an introduction which both explains the preconceptions of the project and foresees its conclusions the disparity between the premises and promises of the stern partridge introduction and the substance of this study is stark in essence this book is a detailed synthetic study of the fourteenth century sala dei nove in siena the fifteenth century camera picta in mantua and the mid sixteenth century sala grande in the palazzo vecchio of florence these spaces were commissioned by their respective rulers and were chosen by the authors to illustrate the <head>art</head> produced and the ideology disseminated by three distinctive types of regime civic republic princely court and state 
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 at the secondary level the report continued pupils should study in addition a modern language and the curriculum of all pupils should include what is called for adult and working a varied programme of activities incorporating craft design and technology history and geography moral education health education and for parenthood and for a participatory role in adult the government's thinking was further developed in the school curriculum which was clearly seen as the culminating point of several years of public discussion having reasserted the need for a national framework and having listed a set of general educational aims the ministers set out approach to the curriculum which they consider should now be followed in the years as far as the primary phase of schooling was concerned the plan of development favoured the same activities as were listed in a framework for the school curriculum except that more attention was devoted to history and geography to expressive <head>arts</head> and to science and to the need for clearly structured and progressively demanding work in these areas of the curriculum 
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 part of this passage has been italicised to draw attention to the somewhat presentist presupposition that underpins much of this book in qualifying by a broad kemp shows that he is aware of this problem however the presentist influence is all too pervasive his frequent appeals to and often presuppose an unambiguous definition of science and one that is atemporal the difficulty is most apparent when discussing the renaissance since by hypostatising science and art as two separate and separable activities kemp is framing a problem that did not exist for the historical actors take the example of brunelleschi who according to kemp introduced into his use of perspective p the phrase suggests that brunelleschi was engaging in an activity other than <head>art</head> 
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 rare and particularly effective teacher friendly fusion of theory and practice times educational supplement excellent basis for staff training elt journal danger drama suspense the thrilling way to learn english the jericho conspiracy jane masters a young radio reporter steps into a web of intrigue in business politics and the academic world the campaign to save a local <head>arts</head> centre starts innocently enough but soon becomes the target for intimidation and jane finds herself in increasing danger as she uncovers layers of corruption that spread from an oxford college to the houses of parliament 
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 a recent monograph of jacob epstein's memorial sculpture to the naturalist w h hudson at hyde park corner may be used as an example terry friedman's book contains fourteen chapters which chart the development of the work and its public reception a stormy one the topics include the first design the sculptor's aims the carving of the work the memorial's defenders and attackers and a final general reflection on the standing of great art and how it is likely to provoke opposition the monograph is accompanied by a facsimile of a sketchbook for the memorial and documented by letters and printed sources including articles in the press the <head>art</head> criticism of the day is fully described in the monograph and some of the underlying reasons for its mainly aggressive character are outlined these include anti semitism and the fierce dislike of the monument by some academic sculptors 
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 mnuchin declined to comment upon the size of the fund but told the art newspaper that it would be a substantial eight figure sum more than million raised from a small group of investors and that it would have a life of just four years art market sources aware of mnuchin's track record in the stock market and the potentially enormous purchasing power of arts believe that his fund could comfortably approach million salon de mars scheduled to avoid france's pre election jitters this year's fifth annual salon de mars <head>arts</head> and antiques fair held as ever under several acres of white tenting on the champ de mars near the eiffel tower from march to april is a smaller edition than last year's 
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 although attendance rose handsomely in liverpool from visitors in to in and at the barbara hepworth museum in st ives from to there was a disappointingly sharp drop at the museum's millbank headquarters last year from to in spite of special exhibitions such as and swagger against this rather uneasy background of changing critical perceptions the museum opens displays on february although the new arrangement of several galleries including an exhibition of nine works of contemporary british art given by charles saatchi was completed in mid december those works include sculpture by richard deacon julian opie grenville davey and richard wentworth and a painting by lisa milroy and have been hung with recent purchases of contemporary <head>art</head> by ashley bickerton damien hirst and other younger artists 
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 there are many churches pleasant or handsome which though not perhaps of special architectural interest are none the less important and well loved local landmarks permission is needed to demolish such buildings and this provides the opportunity to investigate suitable alternative uses experience shows that there are a wide range of uses that preserve the landmark value of the building while providing a necessary investment for its adaptation finding a suitable use the best alternative use is likely to be one that not only leaves the exterior of the building unchanged but one that involves minimal subdivision of the interior concert halls <head>arts</head> centres or community centres if sympathetically designed are probably the most appropriate but these are likely to depend on grants or donations and most towns will not require more than one of any one type 
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 it is not surprising that this controversial directive has not met the deadline which the uk centre of the european art market says will drive the trade to the us switzerland or elsewhere the ec proposes to tax imports from outside the ec by applying the reduced rate of tax to the full price or in the case of those countries like the uk and denmark which do not have a reduced rate the standard rate to of the price exports from the ec on the other hand would be exempt which the uk maintains in the long run will leach works of art from the ec countries at present the uk operates a margin scheme ie it applies tax only to the difference between the purchase and the sale value and exempts from vat imports of paintings and works of art created before april and items older than one hundred years it argues that even at a reduced rate vat on imports from outside the ec would seriously damage the london <head>art</head> market 
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 and whether his relationship with ted dexter the chairman of selectors was like cane and abel we're not that close what did emerge though was a personable and seemingly deeply caring young man claiming not to understand why sportsmen could not go to south africa but could go to india which imported south african gold he was asked whether he thought he would get back his record for taking the most test wickets not he replied wistfully have to play for england to get the records one felt the full house would have preferred him a few thousand miles away this winter rather than on the cabaret circuit us arrests mural artist by david lister <head>arts</head> correspondent 
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 castle keep commander burt lancaster ignores men and chats fart about paintings and statues he's guarding total <head>art</head> wank 
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 the missing works valued at over million in total are a five inch high rose granite portrait head probably of a king dated around bc a seven inch high black diorite head of a priest fourth century bc and a thirteen inch bronze mirror from the fifteenth century bc lloyd's of london is offering a reward of up to for the safe return of the objects or information leading to their recovery vasarely at odds with his own foundation victor vasarely age eighty six leading optical artist of the s and s author of very numerous brightly coloured geometrical trompe l'oeil works and large scale state commissions has declared legal war on the president of his own <head>arts</head> foundation at aix en provence charles debbasch 
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 until mid month galerie present a group of unpublished sculpture by yvan messac while works recently shown at the sandro chia retrospective at the berlin nationalgalerie can be seen at thaddeus ropac until april on the same date the exhibition of ray smith's sculpture also closes at that space finally zabriskie shows the work of pascal kern which explores and combines the traditions of photography sculpture and printing berlin aufschwung ost early sigmar polke at brunnet in april franck schulte is showing and on by the austrian helmut federle in response to the large scale survey of american art of the twentieth century at the martin gropius bau may july the gallery plans a show in may with one of their american artists iris von der tann also offers a combination of older and thoroughly contemporary american <head>art</head> 
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 also known as the cockatrice it has a cock's comb on its head and it is born from an egg laid by a rooster and hatched by a snake although its body was serpentine it moved not by slithering along the ground but by rearing the forward half of its body along in a coil pliny said other serpents do flee from it and are one baleful glance from its enormous eyes could kill as would its touch while its breath would kill even birds which flew far overhead beaumont speaks of the s death dealing in the woman hater and in christian art it was the absolute symbol of evil and sin like a boar plunging his tusk in mastiff's gore or basilisk when roused whose breath teeth sting and eyeballs are all death king the <head>art</head> of love 
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 the university share of higher education students should rise from per cent to per cent existing universities should therefore be enlarged six new universities created and ten existing institutions or federations within the public sector promoted to university status the age participation rate roughly the proportion of eighteen year olds going on into full time higher education would advance from to per cent five new high powered centres of scientific and technological education and research on the model of the massachusetts institute of technology should be created there should be more graduate work generally and an increase in the number of undergraduate courses covering wider fields of study a new ministry of <head>arts</head> and sciences should be created to superintend this new empire separated from the ministry of education and assuming that ministry's current responsibilities for the research councils the arts council and similar bodies 
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 my next effort was a book on english sporting prints also out of print and in my hundredth year i am trying to complete a catalogue of english sporting prints c promised twenty years ago i have been making notes on these for more than seventy years in the interest of my work as a cataloguer and expert at the print department the meteoric rise in the popularity of modern art left my position at sotheby's much undermined i could never hope to keep pace with or understand it i found myself superseded by much younger men and so resigned and was duly pensioned off it has been said that old age comes as a surprise i was then eighty but had yet to realise it my next move was to persuade miss hildegard fritz denneville to be finally independent and join her in partnership as an <head>art</head> dealer starting a new career 
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 by the time it had been carefully re written my feature described in glowing terms the film set but no mention of the good the bad and the ugly and on the strength of a passable chicken tikka masala eaten at a restaurant some distance from the hotel just remember that next time you are tempted to book a holiday on the strength of something you read in one of the sunday supplements portrait of the month steve goodall george bush he flew to japan ion search of trade concessions and amazed the world with his rendition of that old favourite if you spewed sushi like i spewed sushi on his return to the states he discovered that the recession had not ended but his chances of re election probably had george bush is our man of the month but only because we're not american charivari punch's weekly guide to the <head>arts</head> entertainment media and 
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 latin american art has been undergoing such a review both from within latin america itself and from elsewhere with several exhibitions and books on the subject in the last few years in europe and the us that there should be an issue of the oxford art journal devoted to latin american art is itself testimony to the success of such efforts but new categories can in turn prove to be exclusive within the field of latin american art as a whole there are still many individual artists who have not received the attention they deserve because their work does not seem to fit into any larger pattern in the case of the work of the mexican alberto gironella the reason would seem to be precisely because of his insistent concentration on <head>art</head> of a very different category that of spain during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries particularly court portraiture 
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 since a variety of different routes into the city had to be accommodated and since the planners envisaged a station of massive proportions a central city site proved impossible it was also to be a station for the motor car age situated on ample land with large car parks a large number of architects and designers were involved but none the less the result was stunning the front consisted of the largest of all station arched with tall windows separated by ribs the whole giving the impression of an enormous speaker of a contemporary radio set inside the semicircular concourse was decorated with remarkable mosaics by winold reiss illustrative of the industries arts and people of cincinnati lights and counters followed graceful <head>art</head> deco curves and doors in banded woods were surmounted by representations of the exterior of the building 
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 clt a luxembourg radio station took a stake in humphrey barclay another small independent westinghouse an american electronics conglomerate is teaming up with richard branson's virgin a producer of records and television to pitch franchise bids correctly firms need to be expert market forecasters as well as programmers by the time new licensees start broadcasting in itv stations will no longer enjoy a monopoly satellite channels already claim m subscribers and britain's cable television operators another both numbers are expected to grow rapidly still interested snooze along as the number of television channels grows in countries such as britain more and cheaper programmes are needed to fill them enter <head>art</head> of landscape a no script no actors alternative to game shows and repeats 
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 many writers interested in these phenomena tend to specialise either in child play or in the arts the former finding clues in the activity which relate to child development the latter establishing art as an enhancement of what is good and beautiful narrowing the field to either one or the other of these has sometimes trapped the theoreticians into claiming that they have identified a defining characteristic of their field for instance arnaud reid in arguing that what all the variety of art forms have in common is the requirement of explains for cutting straight through the recurring controversies about whether because of the varieties of the <head>arts</head> and of the infinity of differences between different individual works can be one thing i think is clear 
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 the fall of tarentum in bc and the ravages of the wars of the romans against pyrrhus of epirus conducted in south east italy led to the decline of the greek cities of southern italy and sicily pliny perhaps had this in mind when he wrote that art ceased in bc archaeological evidence points to a slightly later break with a gap in the production of fine pottery paintings and metalware from about to bc it may also be argued that roman military advances effectively changed the artistic map of italy roads built to reach newly founded roman colonies and to transport armies by passed long established cultural centres leaving them to decay other new centres were to flourish the horizons of roman taste were revolutionised by marcus claudius marcellus sack of syracuse the last independent city of sicily in bc syracuse had long been ruled by tyrants who patronised the <head>arts</head> and sciences 
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 the world's highest auction price for a work of art the m paid for van gogh's irises was achieved after the auctioneers sotheby's had advanced half the money to alan bond the australian entrepreneur it was revealed yesterday michael cross speaking on behalf of mr bond who bought the picture at sotheby's in confirmed to the independent that s approached us and offered us a loan facility against the picture the loan covered per cent of the purchase price he said and the amount outstanding was now less than per mr cross is managing director of dallhold investments mr bond's private holding company through which he owns shares in bond corporation bond international gold and other companies as well as an extensive <head>art</head> collection 
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 those with a broad view of the university system see another factor as more important that the lowering of standards applies not only to students but also to teachers quadrupling the number of academics in years inevitably led to some appointments of people of the first as some politely express themselves many academics being civil servants have secure jobs guaranteed for life moreover legislation associated with improving workers rights in germany took control many of the important details of university life such as departmental policy and appointments out of the hands of the heads of departments and transferred them to committees of faculty members at all levels in <head>arts</head> and social science particularly this led to appointments made for political rather than academic reasons 
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 other reports were given by secretary robert broderick treasurer michael saltmarsh pilgrim's group leader patricia saltmarsh and diane loosemoore who appealed for more helpers for the junior church william brautigan outlined the good progress being made by the church book stall peter fitzmaurice reported on social events and muriel brautigan gave details as to the use of a charitable donation and outlined arrangements for the next deanery pilgrimage which will be to bath on may th elizabeth wills reported first on the local mothers union now in abeyance and then on the scramblers group and deanery synod matters while the final report came from doris martin on flower arrangements in his address mr noyce stressed the importance of everyone's efforts giving special thanks to outgoing churchwardens robert parker and richard platts <head>art</head> exhibition catches the imagination 
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 the tabard bedford park london exterior and interiors rebecca katkin the inter war pub alan powers the history of the inter war pub stems from the beginning of state interference under the central control board liquor traffic set up in this established licensing hours for the first time and put brewers on the defensive the prohibitionist thinking which affected america in the s was not without supporters in britain and the practical result in architecture was that pubs emphasised their domestic image and encouraged the serving of more food as against the all male tradition of at a bar new styles of management in an <head>arts</head> and crafts setting were tried out in the state owned pubs in gretna and carlisle during the war 
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 mr clarke said that he commented to his wife must be the reason why he came across he's come to help her farmer's fight for bronzes hits setback by geraldine norman a suffolk farmer trying to recover a hoard of romano british bronzes which he claims were illicitly excavated from his land has been told that the office of arts and libraries cannot help him writes geraldine norman john browning whose farm at icklingham near bury st edmunds covers the site of a roman villa saw charles henderson head of the office yesterday he was told that the government department with general responsibility for <head>arts</head> policy has no means of helping him to reclaim the bronzes from the ariadne galleries in new york 
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 his strategy against d t was based on a thorough study of dozens of its games he said including its notorious whippings of the grandmasters bent larsen of denmark and robert byrne of the u s mr kasparov was underwhelmed the computer's mind is too straight too primitive lacking the intuition and creativity needed to reach the top he said the champion apparently was not worried at all about d t s strong points its chief builder taiwan born feng hsiung hsu nicknamed his brainchild the weasel for its tactical flair at wriggling out of horrible positions d t also has a prodigious and flawless memory is utterly fearless and could n't be distracted by the sexy nude sculptures spread around the playing hall in the new york academy of <head>art</head> 
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 mr paul says he had not one but four advisers and that he never bid impulsively after all he had the counsel of curators from the most reputable museums in the world he says he expects to sell the collection including the controversial rubens carefully and prudently just as it was put together but in art world parlance mr paul's holdings are burnt that is he is being compelled to put them on the market too soon and has already gotten offers that are less than he paid for some of the art works after a few years you can argue there has been natural appreciation says susan theran the publisher of leonard's annual price index of <head>art</head> auctions 
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 the loss of jobs by a depressed county in rural missouri is hardly of national importance except for this if the most environmentally safe way of dealing with a national problem can not be built in atchinson county what hope have we for dealing with the wastes our economy produces after all farmers here work with hazardous chemicals every day many of them the same chemicals that would have been destroyed in the incinerator we know they are dangerous but if handled with care their benefits far outweigh any risk to the environment just because stamford conn high school did nothing when its valuable s mural was thrown in the trash does n't mean the city no longer owns the work of <head>art</head> a federal judge ruled 
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 a reflective and growing consensus of americans clearly wishes to apply the right to privacy in contraceptive matters decided in the griswold case to abortion as well one can understand mr bork's fear that the new right to privacy will become intolerably stretched though a supreme court composed of men and women with realism guts and a sense of limits should be able to manage it what is certain is that if americans allow another happening like the degrading bork confirmation circus it will be at their peril mr lerner is a writer and historian living in new york sotheby's inc the world's biggest auction house is taking a huge wall street style risk on the outcome of the sale of <head>art</head> from the estate of john t dorrance jr the campbell soup co heir 
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 i m forever dumbfounded by what i see making these high prices jonathan h kress the son of the painting's former owner mrs rush kress dismisses the price talk as sour grapes dealers contemptuous of the purchase price he says were themselves interested in buying the rubens but lost out mr paul for his part defends the rubens price saying a lot of the experts have never seen the thing itself most of them were n't even born the last time the painting was displayed publicly he says <head>art</head> prices are skyrocketing but a good deal of legerdemain is involved in compiling statistics on sales 
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 the thief and the dogs is a pioneering work the first stream of consciousness novel in arabic but it is likely to disappoint western readers the novel wedding song also is experimental and another badly aimed bullet the story of a playwright's stage debut unfolds in first person monologues in the manner of faulkner's the sound and the fury but the device obscures more than it illuminates buried in the work is a meditation on the morality of art and on the struggle for integrity in an unfair world but again the themes get tangled in mr mahfouz's elliptical storytelling the indirectness of his later work reflects both an appetite for new genres and the hazards of <head>art</head> in the arab world 
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 sunday oct p m est on showtime repeated nov and the strange case of dr jekyll and mr hyde fans of anthony andrews brideshead revisited will relish watching him play the title role s in the th century robert louis stevenson pre freudian drama of schizoid horror monday oct p m est on pbs journey into sleep i promise you will stay awake through this intriguing documentary about the science of sleep wednesday nov p m est on pbs thomas hart benton critical opinion is divided about the success of benton's populist defiance of modernist <head>art</head> 
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 david r jackson formerly vice president managing director of corporate communications for maxwell communication inc was named vice president and assistant to the chairman of this maker of alcoholic beverages and consumer products your oct front page noted that british lawyers have to wear wigs in court and that these wigs are made from horses tails do you think the british know something that we do n't yale jay lubkin owings md applause for sometimes talk is the best medicine in your oct marketplace section indeed the <head>art</head> of doctoring does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted malpractice litigation 
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 acquired from carisbrook holdings u k ltd a company owned by australian financier robert holmes a court the stake was apparently the first of its kind for aska an entity separate from aichi and the acquisition which made aska one of christies top five shareholders left many people wondering who this man was and what his intentions were we re an investor mr morishita says sitting back in his purple gallery filled with some monets and renoirs in the long run the lcb stock rcb prices will go up it's not clear whether aska plans to buy more shares but christies mr morishita insists is happy to see him become a long term stockholder mr morishita considers himself a connoisseur of <head>art</head> 
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 when christie's officials asked why the firm was n't picked to sell the dorrance collection representatives of the dorrance family told us it was a question of financial considerations said michael findlay christie s head of impressionist and modern paintings collectors who have made their money on wall street have become an increasingly important part of the art business and their money has helped fuel the art boom but recently it appears sotheby's has been returning the compliment in november sotheby's essentially offered a wall street style bridge loan of about million to australian businessman alan bond to enable him to purchase vincent van gogh's irises for million it was the highest bid in history for a work of <head>art</head> 
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 salomon brothers inc the investment banking firm in its annual tally of investment returns reported that old masters appreciated in the year ended june the greatest return of any of assets it tracked impressionist and modern paintings not tracked by salomon are ranked even higher at by sotheby's salomon moreover gets its data on art appreciation from sotheby's whose prices go up with clients like mr paul in its thrall the percentages omit from consideration the many paintings that go begging at auction <head>art</head> indexes track winners not losers 
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 we re an investor mr morishita says sitting back in his purple gallery filled with some monets and renoirs in the long run the lcb stock rcb prices will go up it's not clear whether aska plans to buy more shares but christies mr morishita insists is happy to see him become a long term stockholder mr morishita considers himself a connoisseur of art in years of collecting impressionist and japanese paintings he has acquired items he says enough to persuade him to start a museum next year he says he spent million on his <head>art</head> business this year 
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 in the end after meeting with the former housekeeper stevens sits by the seashore at dusk thinking of her and of his employer and declares i trusted i trusted in his lordship's wisdom i ca n't even say i made my own mistakes really one has to ask oneself what dignity is there in that the loyal servant has come full circle what is greatness what is dignity we understand such rueful wisdom must be retrospective the owl of minerva only spreads her wings at dusk but as the remains of the day so eloquently demonstrates with quiet virtuosity such wisdom can be movingly embodied in <head>art</head> 
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 surviving scandal has become a rite of political passage at a time when a glut of scandal has blunted this town's sensibility let the president demand strict new ethics rules with four sitting house members accused of sexual misdeeds amid the unfolding hud scandal and after the wright debacle people are slightly dulled by scandal says political humorist art buchwald it now takes something really weird to inspire public outrage not all the scandal tripped have enjoyed soft landings but many have these people bounce back more resiliently than regular people says washington writer suzanne garment who is working on a history of post watergate scandal given their own penchant for book writing it is surprising that none of the masters of scandal survival have yet published a guide to the <head>art</head> 
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 the coupon was raised to induce some of the big players on the fence to come in said a spokesman for donaldson we put a price on the deal that the market required to get it done the spokesman said the issue was sold out and met with strong interest abroad particularly from japanese investors in the secondary or resale market junk bonds closed point higher while investment grade corporate bonds fell to point sotheby's inc s gamble in the art dealing business appears to have paid off the new york arm of the london based auction house auctioned off the estate of john t dorrance jr the campbell's soup co heir for million last week a record for a single owner <head>art</head> collection 
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 although heathrow authorities have been watching a group of allegedly crooked baggage handlers for some time the gauguin may be lost chief inspector peter seacomb of the criminal investigation department at the airport said it is not uncommon for property to be temporarily mislaid or misrouted officials at the university of virginia art museum certainly would agree their museum had purchased an attic black figured column krater and shipped it from london it was reported stolen in transit en route to washington d c in february months later the greek vase arrived in good condition at the museum in charlottesville having inexplicably traveled by a circuitous route through nairobi two mexican college dropouts not professional <head>art</head> thieves have been arrested for a christmas eve burglary from the national museum of anthropology in mexico city 
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 it also intends to set up an international wholesale market with the singapore government next may and to open a department store in bangkok and shopping centers in malaysia taiwan canada chicago and seattle by december the chain currently has retail outlets in japan seven in the u s three in hong kong and a dozen more scattered around the globe major european auction houses are turning increasingly to specialized sales christie's will soon have a sale of dada and symbolist art while sotheby's is luring collectors with sales of swiss german spanish australian and canadian paintings in brussels hotel de ventes horta auctioned pistols and sabers along with paintings and jewels berlin's villa grisebach will auction <head>art</head> works with pre sale estimates of less than on nov 
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 in such situations he says the house is going to put the best light on things for example an auction house's comments on the condition of a work of art that is up for sale should be looked at with very open eyes he says there's more and more of this cash up front going on at every level says bruce miller president of art funding corp an art lender dealers and auction houses know if they do n't lay out a half a million for this another one will it's that competitive in january two small new york galleries the coe kerr gallery and beadleston fine arts snatched a major <head>art</head> collection owned by the askin family away from rival auction house bidders with an up front payment of about million 
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 that response annoyed rep markey house aides said and the congressman snapped back that there had been enough studies of the issue and that it was time for action on the matter fifteen of the subcommittee members attended the hearing most notably rep john dingell d mich the full house energy and commerce committee chairman who has been willing to let mr markey carry the legislation in recent months mr dingell expressed concern sources said about jurisdictional problems in regulating program trading which uses futures to offset stock trades the futures industry is regulated by the commodity futures trading commission which reports to the agriculture committees in both houses the <head>art</head> of change ringing is peculiar to the english and like most english peculiarities unintelligible to the rest of the world 
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