Not for Money But for Show Affects Artists and Galleries
New York critic John Canaday discusses artist Eksen and the economics of gallery shows. He notes galleries take about a third commission and artists incur advertising and production costs, often seeing profit only after expenses.
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John Canaday
New York Times
New York
University of Kansas
Elden C. Tefft
Eksen
Manhattan
Kansas
Artforum
Shoeshine Man Earns Master’s Degree in Art
Leon Osborne of San Diego, a 42 year old shoeshine worker at the San Diego armed forces YMCA, earned a master’s degree in art from San Diego State college after completing college work over 22 years. He previously earned a bachelor’s degree from San Diego City College and plans to teach in a college.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego City College
Expert Declares Rail Future Hopeless and Passenger Trains Obsolete
Prof George Hilton of the University of California told the Senate Commerce Committee that the railroad industry faces no future, with freight tied to declining coal and steel. He urged allowing immediate discontinuation of passenger services and opposed ICC plans for a joint national study on rail policy. Hilton warned passenger trains could end within 100 to 150 years and called for 90 days notice to end any service.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
George Hilton
University of California
Senate Commerce Committee
Hilton
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
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