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101. Fighting a War of Words About a Lot of Words About a War.

Author

Isherwood, Charles

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

A momentous passage in American journalism strides stiffly across the stage of New York Theater Workshop in ''Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers,'' a fact-packed drama by Geoffrey Cowan and Leroy Aarons, journalists with distinguished careers that have extended into academia and other realms. Actually, striding is overstating it. Mostly this dramatization of the 1971 showdown between the government and the press stands stock still, for obvious reasons. ''Top Secret'' was written for and first produced (in 1991) by L.A. Theater Works, a long-running radio-play series. Not much has been done by the director, John Rubinstein, or Mr. Cowan to rethink it for the stage. (Mr. Aarons died in 2004.) [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2010

102. A Photo of a Smell And Other Scoops.

Author

WINCHESTER, SIMON

Subjects
*AUTOBIOGRAPHY, *NONFICTION
Abstract

MY PAPER CHASE True Stories of Vanished Times [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2009

103. Art: Galleries: 57th Street.

Author

Smith

Subjects
*PAPER arts, *CERAMICS exhibitions, *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Ken Price: Zoo" at the Franklin Parrasch Gallery in Manhattan, New York through July 26, 2013.

Published
2013

104. A Passion for Color and Walls.

Author

Green, Penelope

Subjects
*DECORATION & ornament, *NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Paint and Paper in Decoration," by David Oliver.

Published
2007

106. Fiction Chronicle.

Author

McCullock, Alison

Subjects
*FICTION
Abstract

The article reviews several books including "The Wind From the East," by Almudena Grandes, "Paper Tiger," by Olivier Rolin and "American Visa," by Juan De Recacoechea.

Published
2007

107. Bruised in Paradise, but Fighting Back With Prose.

Author

Maslin, Janet

Subjects
PAPER Life, A (Book), WEST of Then: A Mother, a Daughter & a Journey Past Paradise (Book), O'NEAL, Tatum, 1963-, SMITH, Tara Bray
Abstract

Reviews the two books. "A Paper Life," by Tatum O'Neal; "West of Then," by Tara Bray Smith.

Published
2004

108. The Stuff of Great Drama, if Only...

Author

Frankel, Max

Subjects
*TELEVISION program reviews, *CIVIL disobedience, *PEACE movements, *ACTIVISM
Abstract

Reviews the FX television drama 'The Pentagon Papers,' starring James Spader and Claire Forlani. Focus on Vietnam war dissenter Daniel Ellsberg; Theme of civil disobedience; Background on Ellsberg, who was a Pentagon official.

Published
2003

109. One Man's Antiwar Crusade.

Author

Stanley, Alessandra

Subjects
*FILM reviewing, *MOTION pictures & television, *TELEVISION programs
Abstract

Reviews the television movie 'The Pentagon Papers,' starring James Spader.

Published
2003

112. 508 Pages of Cooking Tips, 548 Pages of Flies and Other Heft for the Holidays.

Author

Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher

Subjects
HISTORY & Design of Paper Currency From Around the World, The (Book), MAKING the Most of the Present (Book), NEW Cook's Catalog, The (Book), VANITY Fair's Hollywood (Book)
Abstract

Reviews several books. `The History and Design of Paper Currency From Around the World,' by David Standish; `Making the Most of the Present,' by Donna Lang; `The New Cook's Catalog,' edited by Burt Wolf, Emily Aronson and Florence Fabricant; `Vanity Fair's Hollywood,' edited by Graydon Carter and David Friend.

Published
2000

114. Money and Murder on Their Minds.

Author

Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher

Subjects
CONSPIRACY of Paper, A (Book)
Abstract

Reviews the book `A Conspiracy of Paper,' by David Liss.

Published
2000

117. `Works on Paper.'

Author

Smith, Roberta

Subjects
*DRAWING exhibitions, *ART exhibitions
Abstract

Reviews the art exhibition entitled `Works on Paper' at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York City, which will run until March 9, 1997.

Published
1997

118. Worth a Second Look.

Author

TEDESCHI, BOB

Subjects
*FURNITURE, *NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Furniture Makeovers," by Barb Blair.

Published
2013

120. An Aesthetic Universe Under a Small Paper Umbrella.

Author

SIMONSON, ROBERT

Subjects
*BARS (Drinking establishments), *COCKTAILS, *NONFICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "Smuggler's Cove: Exotic Cocktails, Rum, and the Cult of Tiki," by Martin Cate and Rebecca Cate is presented.

Published
2016

122. Greening a South Bronx brownfield.

Author

Muschamp, Herbert

Subjects
BRONX Community Paper Co., LIN, Maya Ying, 1959-
Abstract

Reviews Maya Lin's design for the Bronx Community Paper Company paper-recycling mill which was scheduled to remain on view at the Urban Center in New York City, New York through February 6, 1998.

Published
1998

123. Paper.

Author

Johnson, Ken

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *ARTISTS, *PAPER arts
Abstract

Reviews the art exhibition "Paper," of artist Nicole Klagsbrun in New York City.

Published
2005

124. Ten years young.

Author

Spindler, Amy M.

Subjects
*ANNIVERSARIES
Abstract

Features `Paper Magazine,' which celebrated its 10th anniversary issue with the subtitle: `Ten Years on the Cutting Edge.' From the start, the magazine's independent, unpredictable approach to covering arts, clubs, music and style appealed to a young audience suspicious of the corporate world. A pull that is still strong today; An influential insider in creative industries like fashion; Editors and publishers Kim Hastreiter and David Hershkovits.

Published
1994

126. Subdivision days.

Author

Kernochan, Rose

Subjects
PAPER Wings (Book : Swick)
Abstract

Reviews the book `Paper Wings,' by Marly Swick.

Published
1996

130. When artwork has a sticky back.

Author

Karmel, Pepe

Subjects
*WALLPAPER, *DECORATIVE paper, *WALL coverings, *ART exhibitions, *ART museums, *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

Reviews the exhibition `Kitsch to Corbusier: Wallpapers From the 1950's,' that presents designs of various types of wallpapers. Brief on some of the designs.

Published
1995

131. Follow the Stitches To Denim Nirvana.

Author

Blumenthal, Erica M.

Subjects
*DENIM, *JEANS (Clothing)
Abstract

AS a founder of Paper Denim & Cloth and Earnest Sewn, Scott Morrison knows a thing or two about making jeans. At 3x1, opening today, he invites you to commission your own dream jeans from a daunting range of fabrics, washes and hardware. The new shop, named for a type of denim weave, also stocks ready-made styles (25 for women, 40 for men), starting at $295. ''I designed the space to emphasize complete transparency,'' Mr. Morrsion said of the glass walls at the center of the store, behind which an in-house team of patternmakers, cutters and 11 seamstresses will make about 22 pairs of jeans a day. ''I wanted it to be something no one had seen before.'' The best part: hemming while you wait. 3x1, 15 Mercer Street, (212) 391-6969; info@3x1.us. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2011

132. A Kaleidoscope You Turn Your Head to See.

Author

Louie, Eliane

Subjects
*WALLPAPER, *DECORATIVE paper, *WALL coverings, *PRICES
Abstract

The article evaluates the wallpaper design Kaleido from Designtex Inc., and offers information on the features, colors and price.

Published
2006

134. 'A History of Graph Paper'

Author

ROSENBERG, KAREN

Subjects
*PHOTOGRAPHY exhibitions, *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "A History of Graph Paper" at the On Stellar Rays gallery in Lower East Side, New York City, which features the photographs of John Houck.

Published
2013

136. Revealing The Monet Of Pencil And Paper.

Author

Vogel, Carol

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *DRAWING, *PASTEL drawing, *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article discusses an exhibition entitled "The Unknown Monet: Pastels and Drawings" by artist Claude Monet, opening at the Royal Academy of Arts in London on March 17, 2007 and due to arrive June 24, 2007 at The Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The exhibit was assembled by Clark curators Richard Kendall and James A. Ganz.

Published
2007

138. See You In the Funny Papers!

Author

Kimmelman, Michael

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *ART exhibitions, *ART, *ART museums
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Masters of American Comics," at the Newark Museum in Washington D.C. from September 15, 2006-January 28, 2007.

Published
2006

139. Seeing The News Distilled On Paper.

Author

Stanley, Alessandra

Subjects
*TELEVISION program reviews, *REALITY television programs
Abstract

This article reviews the television program, "Tabloid Wars," starring Kerry Burke and Hudson Morgan.

Published
2006

140. Three Theaters, Three Plays, One Cast, All at Once.

Author

WILLIAMS, HOLLY

Abstract

The article reviews the plays "Rock," "Paper," and "Scissors," directed by Robert Hastie, Anthony Lau and Elin Schofield, and starring Chanel Waddock, Daisy May, and Andrew Macbean, performed at the Crucible Theater, Lyceum Theater, and a Sheffield Theater studio in Sheffield, England until July 2, 2022.

Published
2022

141. Francis Picabia.

Author

SCHWENDENER, MARTHA

Abstract

The article reviews painting exhibition "Women: Works on Paper 1902-1950" to be held at Michael Werner Gallery in Manhattan through June 18, 2022 and featuring works of artist, Francis Picabia.

Published
2022

142. 2 tigers, at least on paper.

Author

Neil, Dan

Subjects
*AUTOMOBILES
Abstract

Evaluates two products from Kia, the Korean carmaker. The Sephia; The Sportage; Cost; Performance; Suspension system; Curb appeal; Interior; Engine; Performance.

Published
1996

143. Rolls of Paper, and Origami Used as Kites.

Author

GIA KOURLAS

Subjects
*DANCE, *DANCERS, *PERFORMING arts
Abstract

Have you ever wanted to wrap yourself up in paper and call it a night? In ''Fold,'' Neta Pulvermacher, an Israeli-born choreographer with a wild imagination, did just that on Thursday evening at Danspace Project. More precisely, her dancers wrapped, and she spoke and sang. The new dance takes inspiration from a line by the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze: ''We define the abstract machine as the aspect or moment at which nothing but function and matter remains.'' In this chaotic work, which Ms. Pulvermacher dedicates to her son, rolls of white paper and origami shapes that dancers fly like kites dominate the landscape. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2009

144. The Firewall Between Players and Designers.

Author

SMALL, ZACHARY

Subjects
*ART collecting, *ART materials, *VIDEO games, *DESIGNERS
Abstract

The article revies an art exhibition "Never Alone: Video Games and Other lnteractive Design" at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan, New York through July 16, 2023.

Published
2023

145. Paper Gallery.

Author

Jennings, Dana

Subjects
*COMIC books, strips, etc., *NONFICTION
Published
2014

146. She's Back With a Brogue From Way Back When.

Author

Isherwood, Charles

Subjects
*THEATER reviews
Abstract

The author presents a review of the theatrical production "Hello, Dolly!" at the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey.

Published
2006

147. The News on Paper, And Other Artifacts.

Author

Scott, A. O.

Subjects
*FILM reviewing, *NEWSPRINT, *GRAPHIC arts
Abstract

I will admit that I choked up a little at the end of ''State of Play.'' Not because the story was especially moving -- or even, ultimately, all that interesting -- but because the iconography of the closing credits tugged at my ink-stained heartstrings. The images are stirring and familiar, though in a few years' time they may look as quaint as engravings of stagecoaches and steam engines. A breaking, earthshaking story makes its way from computer screen to newsprint. The plates are set, the presses whir, sheaves of freshly printed broadsheet are collated, stacked on pallets and sent out to meet the eyes of the hungry public. Truth has been told, corruption revealed and new oxygen pumped into the civic bloodstream. All that's missing is a paperboy yelling ''extra!'' to crowds of commuters in raincoats and fedoras. Those of us who work in the newspaper business are highly susceptible to the kind of sentimental view of our trade this movie offers, especially when the sentiment masquerades as tough-minded cynicism, which makes us go all dewy and reach for the bottle of rye we keep stashed in the bottom drawer of our battered metal desk. And anyone, in whatever field, who cherishes memories of ''All the President's Men'' or ''His Girl Friday'' will smile when ''State of Play,'' directed by Kevin Macdonald (''The Last King of Scotland''), now and again hits the sweet spot of the genre. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2009

148. Joan Mitchell: 'works on paper 1956-1992.

Author

Genocchio, Benjamin

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *PAINTING exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "John Mitchell: Works on Paper 1956-1992" at the Cheim & Reid Gallery in New York City during June 15-16, 2007.

Published
2007

149. CY TWOMBLY: FIFTY YEARS OF WORKS ON PAPER.

Author

Cotter, Holland

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *PAINTING, *PAINTERS
Abstract

Reviews the art exhibition "CY Twombly: Fifty Years of Works on Paper," at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City, through May 8, 2005.

Published
2005

150. 'Works on Paper.'.

Author

Glueck, Grace

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

Reviews the art exhibition 'Works on Paper,' at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York City.

Published
2002