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- WHO AM I? Goldman, David // Biography;Dec2000, Vol. 4 Issue 12, p20
Presents a biography challenge for readers to identify the American personalities being described. Includes a biography challenge for rock star Ringo Starr; Jules Verne; Anita Hill.
- CARTOONISTS FEEL LIKE LUCKY STARS. Astor, Dave // Editor & Publisher;12/04/2000, Vol. 133 Issue 49, p45
Highlights the relative anonymity of United States syndicated cartoonists as compared to prominent musicians, actors and athletes. Maintenance of privacy despite the popularity of their work; Low profile in personal life.
- INTRODUCTION. Armentrout, David; Armentrout, Patricia // Important & Famous People;2002, p4
There are many famous people in the U.S. Some people have become famous during their own lifetime while others become popular after they die. Most of these people are leaders, inventors or explorers. Some are known for creating books or art while others may be remembered for the terrible things...
- portraits of the artist. Wagner, Alex // FADER;Oct/Nov2006, Issue 41, p58
The article features artist Fahamu Pecou. He began a self-deprecating poster and sticker campaign that made him popular. His work finds himself at the peak of his superstardom, accompanied by a posse of bodyguards and models wherever he goes, tucked behind the velvet rope at his own openings and...
- Notes and Footnotes. // American Artist;Jan1945, Vol. 9 Issue 1, p2
This section offers news briefs related to U.S. artists as of 1945 including an artwork by artist Reginald Marsch featuring an American shop girl, the concept of modern abstract painting, and the achievement of the late artist Nell Brinkley.
- ABANDONED BUILDINGS SET THE STAGE FOR ART. Satkofsky, Amy // In Business;Mar/Apr2002, Vol. 24 Issue 2, p10
Reports the usage of the abandoned buildings in the U.S. Importance of the building for the local artists; Renovation of the building; Benefits of the building on the artists creation.
- Tony Hendra's millstones. // Esquire;Jul97, Vol. 128 Issue 1, p31
Presents information about the most controversial famous artists in the United States. Brief information about Allen Ginsberg after an extended dispute on the Second Level of Being; Information about `Screenplay,' a book written by Michael Crichton; Reason why Avis will be known as Avis `n' Andy.
- MY ROAD HOME. // Louisiana Life;2008 Annual Gallery Insider, Vol. 27, p6
The article discusses various reports published within the issue about the incredible works by inspired artists from Louisiana.
- It's about Time&. Kent, Norman // American Artist;Aug1956, Vol. 20 Issue 8, p3
The author offers views on the attitude of U.S. artists towards his art and its possible relation to communism, and emphasizes the need of this art to benefit and not demoralize his fellow U.S. citizens.
