Sentences with phrase «times contributor david»

But it was then pointed out by New York Times contributor David Itzkoff that the whole apology was plagiarized from an old Esquire article titled «What Is a Man.»

Not exact matches

David H Freedman is a frequent contributor to DISCOVER and has written for The New York Times, The Atlantic, and elsewhere.

The season has been programmed by regular LWLies contributor Ashley Clark, who gave us his thoughts on why now is a great time to be celebrating black stars: «There's the recent #OscarsSoWhite controversy, which is the latest in a cyclical series of flare - ups about the lack of diversity in the Academy, characterised most obviously, some would argue, by Oscar nomination snubs for actors like David Oyelowo in Selma and Michael B Jordan in Creed.

«If there's such a thing as an ideal time of day to expose yourself to the deranging, hallucinatory visions of the Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg, midnight might well be it,» writes critic and Criterion contributor Terrence Rafferty in a t...

Contributors include the award - winning creators of the Tiny Titans series, Art Baltazar and Franco Aureliani; Brian Smith, co-creator of the New York Times bestselling series Stuff of Legend; Gene Luen Yang, award - winning author of American Born Chinese and Boxers and Saints, and Uglydoll co-creator David Horvath.

All of the contributors are ITW members and the project will be edited by ITW member and # 1 New York Times bestselling author David Baldacci, who says, «This is a once - in - a lifetime opportunity for readers.

This year's faculty members include conference chair and editor extraordinaire Don George; Outside magazine founding editor Tim Cahill; «An Irreverent Curiosity» author David Farley; San Francisco Chronicle Travel Editor Spud Hilton; Los Angeles Times Travel Editor Catherine Hamm; Afar magazine Executive Editor Julia Cosgrove; Travelers» Tales co-founder Larry Habegger; veteran photographer Robert Holmes; photographer and World Hum contributor Jeff Pflueger; and many, many others.

The list of initial and upcoming contributors includes artists such as David Batchelor, Ashley Bickerton, Peter Blake, Jeremy Deller, and Damien Hirst, curators such as Caro Howell from Founding Museum, Hans Ulrich Obrist from Serpentine Gallery, Caroline Campbell from National Gallery, writers, critics and broadcasters such as Edwin Heathcote from Financial Times, Alison Cole from Art Newspaper, and Harriet Vyner, academics and writers such as Robert Storr from Yale University, Abigail Harrison - Moore from Leeds University, and Jules Lubbock from Essex University, among others.

David said: «This time, I asked a few contributors to sum up their year and give a sneak peek of exciting projects on the horizon for 2014.

From time to time, an artist who was as adept with words as with visual mediums recorded the progress of a fellow artist: Elaine de Kooning, a frequent contributor, wrote about Hans Hofmann, David Smith, Hyman Bloom, and others; Fairfield Porter, another of the magazine's regulars, followed Jane Freilicher's day - by - day work on a portrait; in addition to chronicling Pollock, Goodnough described sculptors David Hare and Saul Baizerman in the studio.

David Pagel, art critic for the Los Angeles Times and chair of the Art Department at Claremont Graduate University in Los Angeles presents at the September 15 panel along with Gregory Volk, regular contributor to Art in America, and Sylvie Fortin, independent curator, writer and editor.

Rear Admiral David Titley, formerly Oceanographer and Navigator of the Navy, and a contributor to the Pentagon's Quadrennial Defense Review, which in 2010, for the first time, cited climate change as a «threat multiplier»: «[C] limate change is happening, and there is very, very strong evidence that a large part of this is, in fact, man - made.»

Herz offers advice for dealing with difficult co-workers, citing an article entitled Nasty People by Robert Sutton, a post from David Maister, who asks us to recall the last time we acted like the proverbial hole in the doughnut, and the Web site Office Politics where Herz is a contributor.