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  • The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery will honor Fauci, six others in upcoming gala

    01/26/2022 5:12:05 PM PST · by ChicagoConservative27 · 29 replies
    Fox news ^ | 01/26/2022 | Andrew Mark Miller
    The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery announced its 2022 Portrait of a Nation Honorees on Wednesday with a list that includes Chief Medical Adviser to the President, Dr. Anthony Fauci. We are proud to introduce the 2022 Portrait of a Nation Honorees who embody creativity, individuality, excellence, and service to the people of our country," the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery said in a statement revealing that Fauci, along with six others will be honored at a November gala to "celebrate seven remarkable individuals for their transformational impact on the nation’s history, development, and culture."
  • Hunter Biden leaves NYC as gallery cancels plan to let the public see his paintings

    11/11/2021 2:51:58 PM PST · by ChicagoConservative27 · 26 replies
    NY Post ^ | 11/11/2021 | Kevin Sheehan and Bruce Golding
    Hunter Biden checked out of a Manhattan hotel Thursday following a party to celebrate his solo art show — as controversy over the $500,000 price tags on some of his paintings apparently killed a plan to open the exhibit to the public. The first son didn’t comment as he and wife Melissa Cohen — both wearing red outfits — left the Greenwich Hotel with their 1-1/2-year-old son, Beau, shortly before noon. The night before, the novice, self-taught artist joined about 60 guests — including President Biden’s sister, Valerie Biden Owens — at the Georges Berges Gallery in Soho, where Hunter...
  • A Gallery Sells Hunter Bidens. The White House Says It Won't Know Who's Buying.

    08/15/2021 3:30:31 AM PDT · by Libloather · 27 replies
    NY Times via Yahoo ^ | 8/14/21 | Graham Bowley, Robin Pogrebin
    NEW YORK - The Georges Bergès Gallery has sat on a chic stretch of SoHo for six years now, a relatively little-known newcomer in a New York art world that has long been dominated by name-brand power brokers like Pace Gallery and Gagosian. This summer, however, it has unexpectedly become one of the most talked-about galleries in the nation, thanks to its plans to sell works by another relative newcomer to the art world: a fledgling artist who happens to be the son of the president of the United States. The gallery is planning to sell 15 works by Hunter...
  • Selfie attempt sets off domino effect at L.A. gallery and causes $200,000 in damage

    07/14/2017 5:14:49 PM PDT · by BenLurkin · 60 replies
    L A Times ^ | 07/14/2017 | Veronica Rocha
    TThe quest for the perfect selfie at a pop-up gallery in Los Angeles known for its Instagram-friendly art took a disastrous turn recently, and it came with a steep price. The calamitous scene unfolded when an unidentified woman crouched for a selfie in front of a row of crowns displayed individually on pedestals and fell backward, triggering an unstoppable domino effect in a room described by the gallery as “a serene space.” A video, posted on YouTube Thursday, captured the mishap at the 14th Factory as each pedestal fell onto the next. Simon Birch, a British-born, Hong Kong-based artist who...
  • Building Engulfed by Deadly Oakland Fire Had Pending Habitability Complaints

    Sheriff's investigators at the scene of the Oakland fire on Saturday. At least nine people are confirmed dead and several dozen are missing after a fire ripped through the the "Ghost Ship" warehouse in Oakland... As many as 100 people were crowded inside the warehouse for a party when the blaze erupted. They struggled to escape the flames and smoke. Officials fear dozens could have been killed. City records show that there were habitability complaints made against the property's owner as recently as November 14 regarding an "illegal interior building structure." City inspectors appear to have visited the building on...
  • Children destroy valuable artwork while visiting gallery

    05/28/2016 11:01:25 AM PDT · by BenLurkin · 119 replies
    telegraph.co.uk/ ^ | 05/25/2016
    hould children be allowed in art galleries? In 2014 Jake Chapman caused a minor furore, and prompted a lot of column inches, when he said that taking kids to galleries was a “waste of time”. He told The Independent parents were "arrogant" for thinking their children could understand artists like Jackson Pollock or Mark Rothko, adding "children are not human yet". The two children in this video, which has been going viral in recent days, clearly couldn’t give a hoot what Jake Chapman has to say about their appreciation of art. ... And as their parents look on, filming their...
  • Images of Jerusalem

    03/26/2015 2:00:32 PM PDT · by Reaganite Republican · 10 replies
    Reaganite Republican ^ | 26 March 2015 | Reaganite Republican
    photo WikiMedia Commons [gallery]
  • Seldom-Seen Historical Pics

    08/25/2014 4:27:33 AM PDT · by Reaganite Republican · 54 replies
    Reaganite Republican ^ | 25 August 2014 | Reaganite Republican
    Hollywood's famed Sunset Strip, Fall of '56  (photo PLAT)  Full gallery/video at Reaganite Republican...
  • Breathtaking Aerial Photography

    08/07/2014 9:19:26 AM PDT · by Reaganite Republican · 31 replies
    Reaganite Republican ^ | 07 August 2014 | Reaganite Republican
    The Grand Canyon from outer-space  (photo NASA) More at Reaganite Republican...
  • Seldom-Seen Historical Photographs...

    06/02/2014 7:06:59 AM PDT · by Reaganite Republican · 14 replies
    Reaganite Republican ^ | 02 June 2014 | Reaganite Republican
    More at Reaganite Republican...
  • “One Life: Ronald Reagan” Opens at National Portrait Gallery

    07/01/2011 9:15:42 AM PDT · by iowamark · 6 replies
    Smithsonian ^ | 07/07/2011 | Megan Gambino
    A senior historian at the National Portrait Gallery, Sidney Hart is interested in “consequential” people and in better understanding who they are and where they come from. Since the gallery reopened in the summer of 2006 after a six-year long renovation, it has been hosting a “One Life” series, each exhibition focused around an American personality. Today, One Life: Ronald Reagan opens to the public. (Newspaper publisher Katherine Graham was the last to be featured.) The gallery has over 70 portraits of Reagan in its collections, and at the centennial of his birth, says the National Portrait Gallery’s director, Martin...
  • Interview w/ (Raiders OL) Robert Gallery (On Growing Up In Small Town Iowa)

    08/24/2006 1:07:00 PM PDT · by GOP_Raider · 8 replies · 583+ views
    St. Helena Star ^ | 24 Aug 2006 | Vince D'Amado
    D'Adamo: What stood out and growing up and playing sports in a small town? Gallery: Everything is on a smaller scale. There wasn't that many kids in our school or in my class. Sports are sports, but I lived in the country with no big cities around.--snip-- D'Adamo: What was it like on Friday nights on game day in your hometown? Gallery: It was great. It's a farm community. Everybody came out to watch the football games. The football field was surrounded by cornfields. It was cool. It's a small-town atmosphere.
  • Gallery Owners Win Ruling in Kinkade Case

    02/27/2006 8:21:04 AM PST · by Republicanprofessor · 147 replies · 2,418+ views
    The LA Times ^ | Feb. 24, 2006 | By Kim Christensen,
    An arbitration panel on Thursday awarded $860,000 to two former Thomas Kinkade Signature Gallery owners who accused the self-proclaimed "Painter of Light" and his company, Media Arts Group Inc., of fraudulently inducing them to invest in the business — and then ruining them financially. While not singling out Kinkade in its finding of fraud, the panel ruled that the Morgan Hill, Calif.-based company and one of its executives, Richard F. Barnett, "failed to disclose material information" that would have dissuaded Karen Hazlewood and Jeffrey Spinello from investing $122,000 to open the first of their two Virginia galleries in 1999.
  • Do You Have 10mins. to Take a Coffee Break?(Watch This Moving Reagan Tribute)

    10/21/2005 1:33:11 PM PDT · by w_over_w · 22 replies · 770+ views
    Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation ^ | October 21, 2005 | Unknown
    Found this on LauraIngraham.com . . . a moving tribute to the Great One. Background music from "We Are Soldiers". It helps to set the homepage PowerPoint timer to 6 seconds otherwise some pictures almost don't display. Enjoy Ronald Wilson Reagan Photo Gallery
  • Going Nude at Berlin's New National Gallery - (not exactly eye candy, IMHO)

    04/10/2005 5:50:12 PM PDT · by CHARLITE · 43 replies · 4,793+ views
    SPIEGEL ONLINE.COM ^ | APRIL 8, 2005 | Staff
    The New National Gallery in Berlin, Germany, mounts a new work by performance-artist Vanessa Beecroft. The show is as transparent as the modernist masterpiece building itself: the living models are all nude. It isn't everyday that you see 100 naked women standing in the lobby of Berlin's New National Gallery. But on Thursday and Friday, a mass of women between the ages of 18 and 65 stood in the Mies van der Rohe-designed glass and steel architectural monument, wearing nothing but almond oil and see-through tights. The women are part of artist Vanessa Beecroft's new show "VB 55." For three...
  • Patriotism and the Abu Ghraib paintings

    06/06/2004 8:29:54 PM PDT · by LibWhacker · 12 replies · 166+ views
    BrookesNews.com ^ | 6/7/04 | Addison Ross
    A couple of weeks ago San Francisco Capobianco Gallery owner Lori Haigh was beaten up because she displayed paintings by Berkeley artist Guy Colwell of US troops torturing Iraqis. Haigh's voicemail was also filled with profanity-laced threats and hateful diatribes Haigh claimed her right to free speech had been violated. It goes without saying that she is absolutely right. On the other hand, as a liberal Haigh should at least be sufficiently consistent ask the simple question: Why would anyone do that? Well, the answer is just as simple. Colwell deliberately painted American troops as a bunch of sadistic Nazis....
  • Photo Gallery: An Attack On America Victims Tribute

    11/07/2003 4:59:07 AM PST · by auggy · 11 replies · 282+ views
    Evansville CourierPress ^ | November 7, 2003 | Evansville CourierPress
    This is an excellent photo gallery of 9-11 events. Beware, it takes, at least, 20 minutes to see all of the photos. Scroll down, just a tad. Photo Gallery is on the left of page.
  • PACK THE HOUSE GALLERY ON FRIDAY -- Austin State Capital

    05/15/2003 1:20:13 PM PDT · by buffyt · 63 replies · 330+ views
    Texas GOP | 5-15-2003 | Bill Fairbrother, Chairman of Williamson Cnty Republican Party
    From: "Bill Fairbrother" To: Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2003 11:49 AM Subject: Pack the Gallery on Friday!!! The Democrats who fled out of state rather than conduct the people's business in Austin are said to be returning tomorrow. We need to deny their supporters exclusive access to the House gallery. Everyone who can is encouraged to be at the capitol by 8:00am to grab a seat. If you need a ride, please let me know and I will see what I can do. Please forward this to your Republican friends who may be in the Austin area, or who could...
  • Paintings by Picasso, Van Gogh and Gauguin stolen in £1m raid on gallery

    04/27/2003 5:32:09 PM PDT · by FairOpinion · 37 replies · 368+ views
    UK Independent ^ | April 27, 2003 | Cahal Milmo
    Three paintings by Picasso, Van Gogh and Gauguin worth a total of £1m were stolen from a Manchester art gallery over the weekend in a "well planned" theft by professional art thieves, police said. Staff at the Whitworth Gallery only discovered the three works were missing when they turned up for work at about midday yesterday. The paintings are believed to have been in the same room at the museum, which has a world-renowned collection of 40,000 works by artists ranging from Lucian Freud to Toulouse Lautrec. Detectives said the thieves had broken into the building at some point after...
  • Wearing o' the Green

    04/04/2003 9:07:14 AM PST · by WaveThatFlag · 5 replies · 315+ views
    The Wall Street Journal ^ | Friday, April 4, 2003
    <p>When the leader of an American institution looks out his window and sees Martha Burk of the National Council of Women's Organizations, the New York Times and the Rev. Jesse Jackson all blowing their horns, like Jericho the walls soon come tumbling down. At least in most cases.</p>