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WALES: Sion would not want to see us cry; FAMILY SPEAKS OUT OVER STUDENT'S KILLING.(News)
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Byline: By HYWEL TREWYN
THE GRIEVING mum of an innocent student killed in a drink-fuelled attack outside a Liverpool nightclub has spoken to the Daily Post of her anguish at losing her "main man."
Sharon Hardy, 48, the mother of Sion Hardy, described fthe devastating effect of losing her only son.
Sion died after a savage beating during a revenge attack on his friend.
In an exclusive interview, Sharon and her daughters spoke of how she sent her son to college thinking it would be safe, only for him to be killed by fellow students.
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Philip Guston's magnificent conflicts yielded great controversy. And, says Kenneth Baker, some great paintings as well.(DAILY DATEBOOK)(Review)
Newspaper article from: San Francisco Chronicle
; Byline: Kenneth Baker After Philip Guston abandoned abstract painting in...gift and his art. Visitors to the Guston retrospective that opens today...Diebenkorn and Elmer Bischoff. "Philip Guston Retrospective" has only one inexcusable...
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Philip Guston: Abstract Expressionism's provocative pioneer and ultimate critic
Magazine article from: USA Today
; ...painting and drawing that influenced younger artists, Philip Guston (1913-80) courageously changed styles according...response to social and political issues of the day. "Philip Guston . . . reflects influences ranging from the great Italian...
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Philip Guston.(Notes & Comments)(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: Chicago Review
; ...anywhere are intolerable. --Philip Guston, "Faith, Hope and Impossibility...venality he railed against. Guston's "no more crapola," a phrase he and Philip Roth cooked up, is a rubric...project of painting itself. Guston, as we know from recollections...
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Philip Guston: abstract expressionism's provocative pioneer and ultimate critic.(Museum Today)(Biography)
Magazine article from: USA Today (Magazine)
; ...painting and drawing that influenced younger artists, Philip Guston (1913-80) courageously changed styles according...response to social and political issues of the day. "Philip Guston ... reflects influences ranging from the great Italian...
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Philip Guston: some thoughts: sparked by a traveling retrospective (currently at London's Royal Academy) and a recent memoir of the painter, the author proposes some new frames of reference for thinking about Guston's art.(Cover Story)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; ...ideal world, there would exist somewhere a Philip Guston Museum, in which a generous selection of Guston's paintings and drawings would be permanently...occasional gallery show. When it comes to Guston, however, I feel a constant, almost physical...
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Telling tales.(Painter Philip Guston's career examined)(Critical Essay)(Biography)
Magazine article from: Artforum International
; ...s traveling retrospective "Philip Guston," Artforum asked art historian...LIKE MANY A GOOD STORY, Philip Guston's art starts in earnest with...his colleagues in nominating Guston as his anti-type: "Philip, you are the best storyteller...
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Ars poetica. ('poem-pictures' of Philip Guston)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; When, around 1970, Philip Guston withdrew from the New York art...traveling exhibition titled "Philip Guston's Poem-Pictures" opened at...incorporate her poems.(1) In Philip Guston's Late Work: A Memoir, the...
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"PHILIP GUSTON: PAINTINGS 1947-1979".(Kunstmuseum, Bonn, Germany)
Magazine article from: Artforum International
; KUNSTMUSEUM, BONN Philip Guston accomplished the neat trick of painting with one eye on his past...curator. How to capture all those circlings and anticipations? "Philip Guston: Paintings 1947-1979" skips the first fifteen years of the...
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Philip Guston at David McKee. (New York).(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; ...distant memory. But in the summer of 1971, painter Philip Guston and novelist Philip Roth bonded during weekly dinners in the Catskills...conjunction with their publication in the book Philip Guston's Poor Richard, by art historian Debra Bricker...
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Philip Guston
Magazine article from: Artforum
; Philip Guston MORGAN LIBRARY AND MUSEUM The supposedly big change in Philip Guston's art occurred in the late 1960s, when he switched from his refined...
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