The art of negotiating, NFL style

| October 24, 2011

Last month before the NFL season began, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell met with Los Angeles Councilwoman Jan Perry and political aide Bernard Parks, Jr. at the NFL offices in New York to discuss plans for a football stadium in downtown Los Angeles. In that meeting, according to Yahoo! Sports, Goodell told Perry and Park that [...]

The Art of the Impossible

| October 18, 2011

The Occupy Wall Street movement has demonstrated — in the most literal sense of the word — its geometrically growing power. Week by week, the movement is growing in strength. In less than a month, in fact, it has gotten the attention of a profoundly inattentive Washington establishment. In yesterdays press conference, President Obama himself [...]

Sacramento Airport Opens $1 Billion, Art-filled Terminal (PHOTOS)

| October 15, 2011

By DON THOMPSON, Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento International Airport is scheduled to open a $1 billion terminal Thursday, replacing a structure that is four decades old with a building that is designed to be a striking entrance to Californias capital region. The $6 million in public art includes a distinctive centerpiece that is [...]

Judge upholds Barnes Foundation’s move to Philly

| October 12, 2011

PHILADELPHIA – A judge on Thursday upheld his ruling allowing the Barnes Foundation to move its multibillion-dollar art collection from the suburbs to Philadelphia, rejecting claims that new evidence should force a reconsideration of his hotly contested decision. The opinion by Montgomery County Orphans Court Judge Stanley ( SXE – news – people ) Ott [...]

Commentary: A sense of art within Apple’s gadgets

| October 10, 2011

Christian Palma : Associated Press THE ART OF THE NEW: A computer screen displays a picture of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs at an Apple store in Mexico City. Apple products have shaped art forms, affecting the look, feel and sounds of the modern age. Photo: Christian Palma / AP

Healthy turnout greets Salem Art Fair & Festival

| July 27, 2011

Childrens Parade: Children and their caregivers take part in the annual Childrens Parade at the Salem Art Fair Festival Friday morning, July 15, 2011.

San Diego Comic-Con 2011: Mondo Brings Unique Art Boutique to the Show

| July 24, 2011

Mondo is busting its Comic-Con cherry! With some of the most creative and visually stunning cinematic artwork available today, Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas collectible art boutique, Mondo, will be taking San Diego Comic-Con by storm and will certainly fit right in. Mondo will be located in Booth #433 and will be featuring new release posters, artist [...]

Private funds help restore public art in S.F.

| July 22, 2011

With sinewy black curves twisting toward heaven, the 30-foot-tall sculpture outside the Hall of Justice has stood as an imposing presence for four decades. But since its installation in 1971, the artwork, crafted by sculptor Peter Voulkos, has been bruised by salty air, car exhaust, dirt and graffiti – the same forces that wear and [...]

Downtown Art Walk official responds to Thursday night’s accident

| July 18, 2011

A car accident on Spring Street following Thursdays Downtown Art Walkcausedthe death of a two-month-old babyand injuries to his mother. Officials say a driver was trying to parallel park but ended up jumping the curb and hitting the mother and the baby, who was in a stroller.An LAPD officer said the accident occurred near 4th [...]

Serial art-theft suspect pleads not guilty

| July 18, 2011

SAN FRANCISCO — A New Jersey man who is suspected in a string of high-end art thefts on both coasts pleaded not guilty Friday to stealing a Pablo Picasso sketch from a Union Square gallery. Mark Lugo, who has been in San Francisco jail since his arrest July 6, also was denied his request to [...]