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Review of 'The Free World: Art and Thought in the Cold War' by Louis Menand

These Berlin museums are opening now (or soon) The city's institutions are gradually emerging from their corona slumber. A primer on where and when. sba, 12.3.2021 - 14:50 Uhr Artikel anhören Photo: imagoHaus am Waldsee: Living here would also be OK too. Berlin - The first museums will open Friday after months of lockdown with others following in the coming days. Visitors have to book in advance and wear surgical or FFPS2 masks - visitor numbers are limited. An overview of upcoming openings for culture buffs looking to plan their next outing. The Museum of Natural History and the Haus am W...

What I Buy and Why: Former IBM Executive Marilyn Johnson on the Advantage of Hanging Art in the Laundry Room Top collectors share their strategies (and obsessions). Portrait of Marilyn Johnson. A version of this article first appeared in the fall 2020 Artnet Intelligence Report, which you can download for free here.  Marilyn Johnson is a former IBM executive whose collection spans a wide range of media, eras, and subjects. Johnson, who is also a board member at the Blanton Museum of Art, spoke to us from her home in Austin, Texas. What was your first acquisition? A print in Nice, France, i...

About the devil's fault for not coming to a deal but they already did. this language in the house, the senate, that is bipartisan, graham durbin, trump supported fred stein and then didn't. what is going on now is mcconnell trying to get vote on the record for election, have votes people can prove whatever he wants to prove. you have ryan who to keep trump happy. and the victory paid for the wall which seems to be the sticking point. heather: what do you think? is at all for nothing? >> it doesn't have to be that way at all. senator grassley introduced the 6 there and succeed ask, the codifica...

0 challenges in terms of transition. you know, when you've had one system where a whole lot of people did not have any health insurance whatsoever, for a very long period of time, an we finally passed a law to fix that, we knew there were going to be some bumps in transitions. we have increased uncertainty and right now, i think that we can look back and see, this obama care law was initially passed with a delay until after the 2012 election year. >> reporter: the idea from eric cantor being that democrats, particularly in the senate who are vulnerable, do not want to have to defend this law. ...