Saturday, February 19, 2022 Happy belated Valentine’s Day from the National Law Review team. Please read on for new hires, promotions and legal industry awards. Firm recognition and awards Much of it is included in the 2022 Top Workplaces USA list, which recognizes organizations with a people-centric culture. “At Much, our culture is about people: […]
London’s art scene is booming at the moment with great exhibitions at the Hayward Gallery and the Royal Academy, as well as numerous exhibitions from independent commercial galleries “underground”. The elite of collectors may be in Los Angeles now and soon in New York, but a new generation of art stars is emerging right here […]
Painting by Robert Colescott from 1989 white boy will be auctioned this month. The painting will be offered at a contemporary art night sale at Bonhams headquarters in Los Angeles, where it is expected to fetch $800,000 to $1.2 million this Friday. The painting was one of 19 Colescott showed at the American Pavilion at […]
The exhibition is curated by visual artist and founder of The KNOW Contemporary, Knowledge Bennett and author and art historian Charles Moore Artsy, the leading marketplace for buying and selling fine art and The KNOW Contemporary, is hosting a “Black” group exhibition curated by visual artist and founder of The KNOW Contemporary, Knowledge Bennett and […]
PictureChicago’s Wicker Park neighborhood on Wednesday. The statewide indoor mask requirement in Illinois will be lifted on February 28.Credit…Jamie Kelter Davis for The New York Times From Massachusetts to New York to Illinois, states swiftly lifted mask mandates on Wednesday as the Omicron wave recedes and governors come under intense pressure from pandemic-weary Americans. Those […]
The digital roots Today, VerticalCrypto Art (VCA) and Rarible in partnership with Whitewall, announced ART & NFT: digital rootsa contemporary West Hollywood pop-up exhibit. ART & NFT: The Digital Roots is hosted by NeueHouse (West Hollywood) and will run Thursday (2/17) and Friday (2/18). The exhibition will feature an engaging discussion of digital artists synonymous […]
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the San Francisco 49ers hire Anthony Lynn as assistant head coach. Lynn became a household name in the NFL in 2005 when he coached running backs for the Cowboys alongside a coaching staff of future NFL head coaches. He would later work under Rex Ryan with the Jets and serve […]
Latest News in Black Art features updates and developments in the world of art and related culture From left, Jova Lynne begins at Temple Contemporary at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture on January 31. | Photo by Clare Gotto; Margaret Vendryes officially joins Tufts University in June. | Photo courtesy of Margaret Vendryes […]
Yosemite, bird’s eye view map by Jo Mora. The 1931 original was a black line, with a color version published in 1941. Mora’s hand-colored original is in the Yosemite Museum. David Rumsey Map Collection Pass between stone sphinxes and through the sunny space below the wall rotunda of the Los Angeles Central Library and you […]
History links ATHENS, Ga. – University of Georgia Head Football Coach Keidane McAlpine rounded out its coaching staff on Friday afternoon with the addition of veteran coaches Kelly Dormandy and Kat Crump. Dormandy will serve as athletic performance director and Crump will serve as a volunteer assistant coach and oversee the team’s goaltenders. Dormandy and […]
This weekend in the arts: so much piano music, with Project [BLANK] featuring works for solo piano by visionary female composers, and George Li joins the San Diego Symphony Orchestra for Rachmaninoff, Berlioz and Still; a virtual art lecture explores poetry and visual art in the Hill Street Country Club’s latest exhibition; the Don Bartletti […]
A long-neglected painting considered for decades to be the work of Sandro Botticelli’s studio assistants sold Thursday at Sotheby’s in New York for $45.4 million with fees, kicking off the cycle of this year of eye-catching prices for trophy works of art at auction. Now touted as a “founding masterpiece” by the Italian Renaissance master, […]
Rams kicker Matt Gay snuck inside the left post as the final four seconds of the game elapsed, giving Los Angeles a 30-27 win over Tampa Bay on Sunday to reach the game NFC Championship. The Rams’ lead, which had grown to 24 points, had evaporated late in the game, and Buccaneers running back Leonard […]
Ed TempletonThe Spring Cycle, 2020Acrylic on panel48×60 inches (121.9 x 152.4 cm) Roberts Projects opens its doors The cycle of spring, an exhibition of new paintings, drawings and photographs by Ed Templeton that are a direct response to the suburban environment in which he lives. These new works create hyperbolic realities that examine the human […]
The past few years have changed the employment landscape and jobs increasingly in demand. “Our LinkedIn Jobs on the Rise 2022 list reveals the 25 fastest growing job titles over the past five years,” the report said. The rankings were created using data to calculate the jobs with the highest growth rates from January 2017 […]
Peter J. Henning, Grosse Pointe Park As a former federal prosecutor and law professor, Peter Henning had an expert view of white-collar crime and a range of legal issues. Whether in class or in media interviews, he imparted this knowledge in a memorable way. “He had the ability to take these complex ideas and explain […]
KEY POINTS Sotheby’s exhibited a rare black diamond called ‘The Enigma’ in Dubai “The Enigma” was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records The auction house plans to accept cryptocurrency as payment for the coin The famous auction house Sotheby’s has unveiled an “extremely rare” black diamond that could come from space. The record-breaking […]
ANTIOCH The El Campanil Theater kicks off its classic movie series with Martin Scorsese’s “GoodFellas” at 2 p.m. Saturday in the theater at 602 W. Second St. Scorcese’s sprawling epic spanning three decades of mob life was based on the true story of Henry Hill. The film stars Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta and an […]
Henry Hemphill III has worked for the US Army Aviation and Missile Command for less than a year and is already making a good impression. Recruited at the Be Everything You Are 2021 virtual conference and hired shortly thereafter, Hemphill now works for the Acquisitions Directorate at AMCOM’s Logistics Center within the Publishing Services Division. […]
The will and the way … Fragment 1 flow from January 11 to 17; The will and the way … Fragment 2 aired January 18-24. Since the late 1980s, Tony Cokes has produced a prolific body of videos that address critical theory, cultural studies, American politics, and popular culture. Usually placed on monochrome fields of […]
NEW YORK–(COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Guidepost Solutions, a global leader in security and technology compliance, investigation, monitoring and consulting, announced that Eric T. Young has joined the company as Senior Managing Director in his office. New York. He will work closely with clients on reengineering compliance, ethics and regulatory technology programs to enable reliable and sustainable […]
Dwayne Hickman, the actor and television director who, despite many accomplishments throughout his life, will be remembered by a generation of baby boomers for his role as Dobie Gillis, has passed away. He was 87 years old. Hickman died of complications from Parkinson’s disease at his Los Angeles home on Sunday, according to a statement […]
San Diego’s Dr. Mary Beth McCabe has spent her career mixing academia with real-world advertising and marketing strategies. In 1985, she began teaching advertising at Grossmont College and the Extension at the University of California at San Diego. Earlier, in 1982, she joined KUSI-TV as the station’s first ad sales employee. She left KUSI in […]
Dwayne Hickman, the actor and television director who, despite many accomplishments throughout his life, will be remembered by a generation of baby boomers for his role as Dobie Gillis, has passed away. He was 87 years old. Hickman died of complications from Parkinson’s disease at his Los Angeles home on Sunday, according to a statement […]
AUTO CENTRAL CHICAGO – January 9, 2022; Every Sunday, Larry Nutson, The Chicago Car Guy and Executive Producer, with knowledgeable help from Editor-in-Chief Thom Cannell of The Auto Channel Michigan Bureau, compiles The Auto Channel’s “take” on last week’s automotive news. , condensed into easily digestible news nuggets. LEARN MORE: Full versions of today’s news […]
PITTSBURG From February 5 to 13, the Pittsburg Community Theater will present “Fences” by August Wilson, which won a Pulitzer Prize for theater and the 1987 Tony Award for best play. Performances will take place on the Betty Brown stage of the Little Theater in the Creative Arts Building, 280 School Street in Pittsburg. Directed […]
Tehran, Iran – For four days in early December, the best Iranian university took a standstill. The web conferencing software for classes constrained by COVID did not work. Professors and students were unable to access their files. It was the latest round of attacks in the low-intensity but growing cyber hostilities between Iran and its […]
Akis Tsochadzopoulos, 82 years old. A former Greek socialist politician who held nearly a dozen ministerial posts for two decades, but then fell out of favor, has been convicted and jailed in one of Greece’s most high-profile corruption trials. August 27. Ed Asner, 91 years old. The beefy and prolific actor who rose to stardom […]
PAW PAW, Michigan – On a blustery December morning in rural southwest Michigan, an American flag flew at half mast in front of Paw Paw Early Elementary School. A social worker with a miniature therapy dog named Trixie offered comfort at the front doors. Children wearing face masks scurried away from buses in the cool […]
United States: City of Philadelphia announces vaccination mandate for food establishments 20 December 2021 Littler mendelson To print this article, simply register or connect to Mondaq.com. In response to increasing rates of COVID-19 cases, on December 13, 2021, the Philadelphia Department of Health announced a vaccination mandate for customers and staff at all establishments that […]
Q. My husband, a retired doctor and teacher, was recently diagnosed with dementia. We were surprised by the difficulty of finding a certified geriatrician. I add that we felt dismissed by one of the specialists who had got hold of the door of the examination room to leave as we continued our question. What is […]
Bachelorette Season 13 winner Bryan Abasolo celebrated the opening of his new clinic with help from his friends at Bachelor Nation. The Bachelorhead Season 13 winner Bryan Abasolo celebrated the opening of his new clinic with help from his friends at Bachelor Nation. Bryan is a Chiropractor, Weight Loss Specialist, Certified Nutrition Specialist, and Certified […]
Poster of the exhibition “How the world could be” LOS ANGELES — Tufenkian Fine Arts will present “How the World Might Be,” a solo exhibition featuring works by Los Angeles-based photographer and installation artist Ara Oshagan. Oshagan will exhibit five series / projects that weave the artist’s interests in diasporic possibility, legacies of dispossession, and […]
HVW8 gallery is pleased to present Psychocandy, a solo exhibition by Sandy Kim. The exhibition examines Kim’s month-long psychosis as it illuminates her photographic gaze and awareness of the ever-chaotic and fragile balance of her personal and professional life. Through this sometimes fragmented and distorted lens, we find moments of family life and friendship among […]
When Joyce Poulson was awakened by her fire alarm in the early morning hours of November 12, 2018, she saw no flames or the smell of smoke. She went upstairs to her butterfly-roofed house in Los Angeles’s Silver Lake neighborhood to try to turn off the alarm and, failing that, called the alarm company. “While […]
Jessica Watkins will be the first black woman to live and work aboard the International Space Station. Watkins will leave in April 2022 with three other astronauts and spend six months on the ISS. She hopes her mission will set an example for young girls of color in “ways they can participate and be successful.” […]
Hélène Blavatsky, c. 1877 | Wikimedia Commons Text size: A- A + I read ThePrint opinion piece “The Woman Behind the False Mahatmas Who Made AO Hume Set Up the Indian National Congress”, written by Vinita Dhondiyal Bhatnagar, edited by Neera Majumdar, published in October, and was disappointed that your newspaper, which, as proclaimed in […]
My name is maryanUntil March 20, 2022 at the Museum of Contemporary Art North MiamiPolish-born Jewish artist Maryan was a child when he arrived at the Auschwitz concentration camp and left Auschwitz in 1945 as the only survivor of his lineage. His life from there was a highly prolific and progressive artist’s life, encompassing the […]
Yoshitomo Nara, STOP THE BOMBS, 2019 acrylic on wood, 58-7 / 8 ″ × 46-1 / 4 ″ × 3-1 / 16 ″ (149.5 cm × 117.5 cm × 7.8 cm) © Yoshitomo Nara Pace Gallery is delighted to announce Yoshitomo Nara: Pinacoteca, a historic solo exhibition, premiering on November 26, 2021. Marking the first […]
Happy Saturday, people of Los Angeles! Here’s everything you need to know about what’s going on in Los Angeles today. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Fog in the sun. High: 74 Low: 54. Here are the best stories today in Los Angeles: A Los Angeles area casino will pay $ 500,000 […]
Hey, Los Angeles! Let’s start this Thursday with everything you need to know in Los Angeles today. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: A lot of sun. High: 88 Low: 63. Here are the best stories today in Los Angeles: UCLA Police are asking the public for help in identifying a man […]