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[captioning made possible by bloomberg television] from our studios in new york city this is charlie rose. In his state of the Union Address this year president obama praised Small Businesses as the lifeblood of our economy. Semple initiatives are assisting entrepreneurs to grow their companies. One of them is called 10,000 Small Businesses and led by Global Investment bank Goldman Sachs. There was a conversation held today at bloomberg headquarters and i moderated a discussion between the c. E....

From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. In his state of the Union Address this year, president obama praised Small Businesses as the lifeblood of our economy. Simple initiatives are assisting entrepreneurs to grow their companies. One of them is called 10,000 Small Businesses and led by Global Investment bank Goldman Sachs. There was a conversation held today at bloomberg headquarters and i moderated a discussion between the c. E. O. Lloyd blankfein and the former mayor of new y...

Eyal was life itself. We are left here shifting around in a depleted realm (I owe this word to Cora Cohen, who upon hearing Eyal had died, said “the world is depleted”), we flattened, having lost dimensions, dimensions of dynamism, as Eyal drew us out of our flatness, drew us out into fuller being.

Although Guston's paintings of Klansmen “remain controversial today” they are also “deeply relevant”, she says

Danielle De Jesus ’21 MFA

'Alex Katz: Theater & Dance' is among several recent exhibitions of work by the 95-year-old New York painter, who has been returning to Maine for decades since he first came for an artist residency in 1949.

Supply has been spotty over the years, but the influential artist group is beginning to see their influence reflected in the market.

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Philip Guston in his studio in 1980 Photo: Sidney Felsen, Gemini G.E.L. A new publication on the life and work of the American-Canadian artist Philip Guston, by his daughter Musa Mayer, is published in the wake of the furore late last year over the delayed touring survey of Guston’s works. The book arcs from Guston’s time as a muralist working with the government-funded Federal Art Project in the 1930s to his return to figuration in the 1960s when he reintroduced hooded...