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Melding sculptural tailoring with soft details, Peter Som played with the differences between masculine and feminine aesthetics for his Fall collection. He cited Katharine Hepburn and Marlene Dietrich, Hollywood icons who mastered menswear, as muses for
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Sculpture from fine arts collection to be featured at Guggenheim
Vanderbilt University Medical CenterJohn Chamberlain’s 1960 work “Maz” will be featured as part of John Chamberlain: Choices, a comprehensive examination of the late artist’s work and his first U.S retrospective since 1986. The sculpture will travel to New York Feb. 9, with Vanderbilt Fine
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Garret Aguilar enters court in Santa Ana, Calif. , Oct. 25, 2011. An Orange County jury found him and four other defendants guilty of of second-degree murder in the Oct. 5, 2006, beating death of fellow inmate of John Chamberlain at Theo Lacy jail. View Photo »
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"Eighteenth Century Isn’t Selling": A Report From the New Tricked-Out American International Fine Art Fair
ArtInfo
PALM BEACH, Fla.
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Jen Kao, “Foxy” Photo: Still from Wong Kar Wai film, Sony Pictures Classics J. Crew, “Shape” Photo: Irving Penn Peter Som, “Boom” Photo: John Chamberlain – A Retrospective Exhibition, Diane Waldman, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York, 1971 Pr
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General News. Where are you now, Lillian Greene-Chamberlain
Colorado State University Official Athletic Site
It was the summer of 1959 and Lillian Greene had won the gold medal in the 400-meter competition at the Pan American games in Chicago’s Soldier Field. Rocky Mountain AAU Chairperson and US official Joan Kemp asked Greene if she would be interested in com
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Claes Oldenburg, All Rights Reserved Robert R. McElroy/VAGA, New York; courtesy of Oldenburg van Bruggen Studio Foreground, from left, Patty Oldenburg (now Patty Mucha), Lucas Samaras and Claes Oldenburg (in green pants) in “Sports” in 1962. The audience
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The Associated Press | SANTA ANA, Calif. Two Orange County jail inmates have been sentenced to 15 years to life for the beating death of a fellow prisoner. The Orange County Register ( http://bit.ly/xzjBmV ) reports the judge said the actions of Garret
About John Chamberlain
Wikipedia
John Chamberlain (born April 16, 1927) is an American sculptor. Full Article
