 "Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL)")
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Concept of 'non-place' places behind Mandell sculpture, video.
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Byline: Alan G. Artner
Mar. 3--Sculptor Ryan Mandell has three pieces at the Schopf Gallery on Lake that show his fascination with what anthropologist Marc Auge calls the "non-place," a completely nondescript site developed for efficiency and sameness of use.
Two of the pieces are floor sculptures depicting an expressway cloverleaf without an entrance or exit and a featureless airport with buildings connected by movable corridors used to enter planes. They are massive gray pieces that resemble architectural models from a numbed society that we recognize as ...
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Obituary: Air Chief Marshal Sir Frederick Rosier
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...Army's operations to relieve Tobruk and capture Banghazi. A few weeks later he was promoted to command one of Sir Arthur Coningham's new fighter wings; the other was in the hands of "Bing" Cross and they made a good team. Cross, describing...
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The strange war of a man named Smith.
Magazine article from: Esprit de Corps
; ...Force. Along the way, Air Chief Marshal Sir Basil Embry became a man named Smith...When the proposal landed on Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham's desk, heat first rejected it. Then Coningham, the head of the new 2nd Tactical Air...
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The question of British influence on U.S. tactical air power in World War II.
Magazine article from: Air Power History
; ...the wing of the veteran British commander of the Western Desert Air Force, Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham. (3) The classic story is that "Mary" Coningham quickly brought order to the tactical air forces with his tried and tested methods...
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TIM BRINTON
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...inveterate Eurosceptic, he had a brief flirtation with Sir James Goldsmith's Referendum Party, but returned...wife Jane- Mari, the daughter of Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham. The couple divorced, and in 1965 he married Jeanne...
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 "The Mail on Sunday (London, England)")
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Displays of true grit in the desert; REVIEW.(Book Review)
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; ...down the chain of command. The most impressive figures on the British side were Arthur 'Mary' Coningham, the inspiring chief of the Desert Air Force, and General Sir Harold Alexander, who replaced General Claude Auchinleck as Commanderin-Chief...
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