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...years ago, when he did a cover for the Saturday Evening Post for $1,000 and seemed tempted to take a contract with the magazine, she threatened to leave him. "It'll be the end of your painting," she said. Recently, at the suggestion of his dealer, M. Knoedler & Co., she incorporated him as The Mill, Inc., and The Mill pays Wyeth a salary...
...number of high schools are turning to more adventurous fare for their theatrical rite of spring: big, adult epics like Les Miz; irreverent satires like Urinetown; dark musicals like Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd. "There's a sense of we want to do something new and edgy," says Jeff Knoedler of Newton South High School outside Boston. "There's only so many times you can trot out Oklahoma! Our kids are doing musicals starting at camp since the fifth grade. They've already been in Fiddler on the Roof twice...
...undermined not only prices but the houses' own credibility as well, Marion says, "Anyone can say anything they like." But art dealers, who have lost much of their business to auctions in recent years, are not immune to schadenfreude. Lawrence Rubin, for instance, head of New York's M. Knoedler & Co. gallery, sees "a slump self- induced by the auction houses. Over the past three years, they have simply doubled their price estimates regardless of what the thing might really be worth. You can't go on jerking up prices relentlessly like that without real clients ready to pay them...
...exhibition of recent sculpture by the American artist Nancy Graves, on view at the Knoedler gallery in New York City through March 29, is her best yet-the work of an artist who, in midcareer, is only now getting into full and impressive stride. To say that Graves, 43, in the cliché of artspeak, is "involved with organic imagery" does no justice to the depth of her entry into the natural world as subject. When so much in current art tends to be either narcissistic reflection on the self, or ironic broodings on cultural dilemmas, she remains...
...before attention gets wholly stylized as fashion, it is worth remembering that England is part of Europe and that some English painters have more to offer than other, more loudly promoted figures of the day. One of them is Howard Hodgkin, whose current New York exhibition opened at the Knoedler gallery last week...