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...former president of the Modern Language Association. Vendler has judged for the Pulitzer Prize and the Guggenheim Award. She holds numerous literary honors, including an award from the National Academy of Arts and Letters for creative work in criticism...
...frills borders. Part of Rubin's rationale was that undistracting borders would help to clarify continuities between the early modern painters and their inheritors, from Picasso through Johns, whose work elsewhere in the museum is likewise in simple frames. "Very successful," says Thomas Messer, director of the nearby Guggenheim Museum, which has a reputation for simple frames. "Very institutional," says Scott Schaefer, curator of European painting at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. "I think it looks terrible...
Headed by Guggenheim Professor of Criminal Justice Policy and Management Mark H. Moore, the program is funded by a $30,000 grant from the Guggenheim Foundation and other donations...
...took 31 years, but Frank Lloyd Wright's wish has finally come true. In 1953 the master designed a small, practical house that was erected as part of a huge retrospective of Wright's work on the site of the present Guggenheim Museum in New York City. When the show ended the house was dismantled, and Wright expressed the hope that it could be sold at auction to someone who would "permanently reestablish...
Reagan Administration officials praised the high-court ruling. Said Alfred Regnery, director of juvenile programs for the Justice Department: "It recognizes that juvenile crime is serious business that needs to be dealt with seriously." But others were appalled. New York University Law Professor Martin Guggenheim, who handled Martin's Supreme Court appeal, denounced the decision as a "throwback to pre-20th century law," when children had few rights. Some critics thought it was especially unfortunate that the high court upheld the New York laws since Guggenheim had convinced two lower federal courts that it was being used...