by Joseph A. Hazani March 18, 2017
What motivates the captains of capitalism? The ones which steer the ship of investment into the economy, under the pretense of growing the economy by virtue of the creation of wealth? Who are these archetypes, in their most essential form? Dry Powder convenes on the central actors in this craft and their day-to-day lives. It is not a mistake to suppose this is their very being on naked display....
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by Joseph A. Hazani March 17, 2017
The Broad ought to be considered immediately in the pantheon of contemporary art housings, not simply on the American landscape but in the world. The luxury of being able to appreciate the artistic pillage of a billionaire financier, who was aesthetically supported by a wife with decent taste, provides several unusual layers to savor about the works. For one thing, there is the pseudo-unlimited....
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by Joseph A. Hazani March 7, 2017
http://www.artswest.org/ Milk Like Sugar is a tour de force critique of the modern welfare state. It was vital for the reality of the creation of a permanent underworld of American society to be made tactile to an audience so far removed from the consideration of being impregnated for cash money from the sugar daddy Uncle Sam. Arguments, such as those found in ____ were taken inimically....
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