Zachary Small
Culture Reporter at The New York Times
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4 days ago |
straitstimes.com | Zachary Small
CHICAGO - An order of Buddhist monks in South Korea was shocked in the summer of 1989 when its temple was ransacked during a violent thunderstorm. Thieves had posed as hikers to enter the grounds of the Bomunsa temple in the North Gyeongsang province, and they sped away in a beige van with four sacred paintings. For years, guilt and anguish haunted the temple’s abbot Ham Tae-wan.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Robin Pogrebin |Graham Bowley |Zachary Small
The Smithsonian is challenging the president's authority to dismiss the leader of the National Portrait Gallery but says it will look into his complaints. In a challenge to President Trump, the Smithsonian said on Monday that the president did not have the right to fire Kim Sajet, the director of the National Portrait Gallery, despite his recent announcement that she had been terminated.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Zachary Small |Meghan Morris
After spending the past two decades cultivating a market for casual gamers, Nintendo is relying on star power in its latest advertising campaign. "Let me show you a little something something that I learned in the 1900s," the actor Paul Rudd says in one commercial, failing to impress a girl named Lisa who thinks it is strange he is dressed as his 22-year-old self, complete with an indie-rock hairstyle and wearing beads.
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2 weeks ago |
seattletimes.com | Graham Bowley |Robin Pogrebin |Zachary Small
Since President Donald Trump announced he was dismissing the head of the National Portrait Gallery on Friday, the Smithsonian has weighed whether to challenge Trump on his legal authority to fire a museum director employed by the institution. At an emergency meeting Monday, the Smithsonian’s board and Secretary Lonnie G.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Robin Pogrebin |Graham Bowley |Zachary Small
Four days after the president said he was dismissing the head of the National Portrait Gallery, the Smithsonian has yet to accept or challenge his authority. Since President Trump announced he was dismissing the head of the National Portrait Gallery on Friday, the Smithsonian has weighed whether to challenge Mr. Trump on his legal authority to fire a museum director employed by the institution. At an emergency meeting on Monday, the Smithsonian's board and Secretary Lonnie G.
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Four days after the president said he was dismissing the head of the National Portrait Gallery, the Smithsonian has yet to accept or challenge his authority. https://t.co/7DiSoui9Y0
The auction houses performed lower than their low estimates this season, but still cleared the $1B sales mark. Fear is growing that the industry might be shrinking. https://t.co/DIy3RuFpWv
A painting by Lucio Fontana that had sold for nearly $14 million at Christie’s in 2017 (or $17.4 million with inflation) returned to the auction house on Monday evening. It sold for just $7.5 million, including fees. https://t.co/xfPTeDlAzo