Sentences with phrase «nytimes reports»

NYTimes reports that MoMA is protesting Trump's entry ban by rehanging work by artists from Muslim nations.

Now, the NYTimes reports that he's been reaching out to Florida -LSB-...]

Now, the NYTimes reports that he's been reaching out to Florida donors.

Readers interested in this might like to know that the NYTimes reported today on this software, leading with the fact that Coursekit just raised $ 5,000,000 to continue development of the application: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/02/coursekit-raises-5-million-to-reinvent-the-classroom/

Not exact matches

The media has lost any semblance of balance, fairness, and reporting the news as they now look to create news, mostly «news» regarding negative stories about conservatives based on lies, rumor and innuendo, such as the alleged McCain affair that the NYTimes ran shortly before the election, or the obviously forged National Guard docs about Bush CBS ran shortly before he was re-elected.

NYTimes on the other hand has built that track record through decades of reporting.

A Lesson plan on the NYTimes Learning Network contrasts this speech with a news report of the War on Poverty 50 years later.

you won't be visiting a gas station ever again... but you WILL become very well acquainted with the service folks at your less than friendly TESLA dealer [Consumer Report / NYTimes / AW / R&T et al

Consumer Reports - USDOT - Consumer Guide - NYTimes - WSJ etc etc.

In the NYTimes, Martha Schwendener reports: «The show at the Parrish, «All the More Real: Portrayals of Intimacy and Empathy,» stems from discussions between Mr. Fischl and Ms. Falkenberg, who met when Mr. Fischl saw a film at the museum about the strategies artists use to elicit responses from viewers.

In the NYTimes Friday art reviews, Karen Rosenberg reports: «The back rooms retreat into a too - familiar faux - naïveté via misspelled text, oddly placed works and a distracting sculpture of an erupting volcano.

Benjamin Genocchio reports in the NYTimes: «The fabled conservatism of the National Academy, longtime home of the retrograde and anachronistic in art, has faded over the years as this venerable institution has... read more... «Learning to love abstraction (with footnotes)»

In Stephanie Strom's report on charitable giving in the NYTimes, take a look at Sean Scully's big, juicy painting hanging behind philanthropist Eli Broad in the photograph.

In the NYTimes, Ken Johnson reports that in this new series of paintings, Beckman is showing... read more... «William Beckman's life studies at Forum»

This week, Carol Vogel reported in the NYTimes that a colorful painting found in the trash was in fact painted by well - known Latin American artist Rufino Tamayo.

In the NYTimes, Roberta Smith reports:» If there was any doubt that we live in a reasonable facsimile of the Gilded Age, it disappeared Monday night during «Greeting Card,» Aaron Young's enormous paint - by - motorcycle spectacle in the vast, emptied - out drill hall of the Seventh... read more... «Young stunt»

In the NYTimes, Carol Vogel reports that this year's finalists for the Guggenheim's Hugo Boss Prize «include some of the hottest names around, and their work is heavily tipped toward conceptual and installation art.

In the NYTimes, Carol Vogel reports that the Museum of Modern Art has chosen one of its own curators, Ann Temkin, to succeed John Elderfield, who retired as chief curator of painting and sculpture in July.

Roberta Smith reports that «the total effect is unexpectedly convincing, all the more so because each painting is accompanied by a brief... read more... «NYTimes art reviews: Talese, Ossorio»

Carol Vogel reports in the NYTimes that three men wearing ski masks walked into a private Zurich museum in broad daylight and grabbed four 19th century paintings.

In the NYTimes, Roberta Smith reports: «By 1969 he was part of a generation that would tinker... read more... «Good vibrations: Peter Young paintings pulsate in P.S. 1 retrospective»

In the NYTimes, Roberta Smith reports: «By 1969 he was part of a generation that would tinker incessantly with paintings» fundamentals and had most of his ducks in a row for a big career.

Last week in the NYTimes Art in Review column, Karen Rosenberg reported that reading Kurt Kauper's nude portraits... read more... «Kurt Kauper: Working from (someone else's) life»

And I still unfailingly read Roberta Smith, Ken Johnson, and Holland Cotter every Friday in the NYTimes; Peter Schjeldahl in the New Yorker; Christian Viveros - Fauné and Martha Schwendener at the Village Voice; John Berger in the Guardian whenever he writes, for sure; Raphael Rubenstein at the Silo; John Yau at Hyperallegic; Jerry Saltz at New York; and I indulge myself with James Kalm Report on YouTube for pleasure maybe once every two weeks.

In the NYTimes, Ken Johnson reports that these two exhibitions of Ashcan art depict the old New York they loved.

Jori Finkel reports in the NYTimes: «Mr. Benjamin's devotion to geometric abstraction has never wavered.

Karen Rosenberg reports in the NYTimes that Pissarro was the true revolutionary among... read more... «The radical philosophy of Camille Pissarro»

Ben Genocchio reports in the NYTimes that Dia is featuring two Imi Knoebel installations, although his review is primarily focused on the one at the Dan Flavin Institute in Bridgehampton.

In her review in the NYTimes, Roberta Smith reports that the show is «irresistible if flawed.»

Roberta Smith reports in the NYTimes: «Pierre - Auguste Renoir may be the last numbingly famous Impressionist painter whose achievements can still be fought over.

In the NYTimes, David Barboza reports that China's leading contemporary artists are finally being recognized in their own country as well: «For years their work could not be exhibited in China, but now the country's leading contemporary artists are being courted by major art collectors abroad and their paintings set records at international auction sales.

The article on the NYTimes front page today is a pretty good first report on this.

Good reporting in NYTimes magazine on reporter Laura Poitras who has been harrassed almost beyond belief for her reporting, which recently helped break the Snowden story:

Of course, if the NYTimes or WAPO or CNN or CBS or the AP were ever to report the actual cooling trend over the last 15 years (despite the massive amounts of human CO2 emissions) this would establish that they have been grossly misleading the public for years about consensus «global warming.»

The NYTimes Green blog reports that the burning Colorado forests may not regenerate into forest, but rather into shrubland.

NYTimes (2/14/13) reports: «Elon Musk, the chief executive of Tesla Motors, has now responded in detail to the account of my test drive of his Model S electric car, using the company's new East Coast Superchargers, that was published in The Times on Feb. 10.