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David Nolan Gallery announces the death of Barry Le Va Barry Le Va installing a glass sculpture at Documenta, 1972. NEW YORK, NY .-David Nolan Gallery announced the death of Barry Le Va on January 24th. A pioneer of process art, Le Va rose to prominence in the late 1960s through sculptures and installation work of unconventional materials made according to meticulous yet dynamic drawings. Barry Le Va was born in 1941 in Long Beach, California to Arthur and Muriel Le Va. In his youth, he was greatly interested in cartoons, architecture, and the artwork of Frank Lloyd Wright, Öyvind Falhström...

If you so is in the mood he really gets into his artwork. the paints are harmless body dies or pigment squeezed from berries. this all started a few years ago when a building at the predator center in the finnish town of cousineau was being painted. you so reportedly got some paint on his paws and started spreading it around. his technique is simple. finding a composition or incorporating messages into work are not really his thing. but the art works are always surprising and surprisingly successful. paintings on paper fetch up to four hundred euros a piece work some plywood sell for between f...

Segment of the state's economy. one quarter of this man's crop could be left to rot in the field the season. >> it is really bad, we cannot pick their crops. there is nothing worse than growing a crop and not being able to pick it. >> grow crops like tomatoes and peppers require pickers to scoop all day in the heat. backbreaking labor traditionally performed by seasonal mexican farmworkers, more than half undocumented. it is a piece work for a bucket, the skilled picker can earn $150 a day. any increase in deportations could shrink that labor face even further, forcing some like jamar whose fa...

Because if they're just going manual piece work, they're not going to make a lot of money. they're going to make manufacturing wages are much higher than service-paying wages. that's the reality. threason is, is because of that automation, we are more efficient and we can pay for it. >> i hope you're right. we've got so many people. i want to bring in john spivey. he was a trump voter out of the business community. >> i live near central park. and i watched donald trump complete a skating rink in six months whose the city of new york, whose budget this year is approximately $82 billion, couldn...

Competitive in a global environment. and what donald trump will do day one, he's said it over and over, he will, he will look at the executive orders, he'll look at the regulations, and he will rip them out and create, immediately, a better environment for manufacturing -- >> but here's the deal. here's the deal. all of that might work out well and it may not, but there's some messy truth here i want to get to on manufacturing. let's be honest. when those jobs left, it was a whole lot of people and a few machines. if they come back, it's going to be a whole lot of machines and very few people,...