The problem is that we need to limit presidential power and nobody when they're actually in office wants to do that. To say nothing of Congress. It's like why poor people won't vote against rich people because they think they will be rich themselves one day, maybe Senators hope for unlimited power

An underappreciated genius, like yourself

This painting is in storage and is not mounted for display

I'm glad you're going to get to go

Home of William Rubin with guests Frank Stella, Barbara Rose, Larry Poons, Lucinda Childs, Wilder Green, Barnett Newman (and Rubin)
artwork is by Hans Hofmann, Adolph Gottlieb, Willem de Kooning, Andre Masson, Herbert Ferber, Mark Rothko, Robert Motherwell, Clyfford Still, and David Smith.

Well in DC and Oslo we had the works on paper exhibit which did display some of these. It's unfortunate that these exhibits are so expensive to mount.

I love Philip Glass

Opinions differ very much on that. Some people love it other people think you can't see anything.

Actually that painting was always in South Korea. The producers of the show contacted the Rothko foundation for a facsimile of the painting to use on the show, which the foundation provided and then it was destroyed after the filming. I would've taken it!

Absolutely cannot do anything with the character limit here

(left to right) No. 12 (1951), Green and Maroon (1953), No. 14 (1951).
Sadly, this picture does not include Untitled (Yellow, Pink, Yellow on Light Pink) (1955), a really dynamite painting that was also lent by the Rothko family for the reinstallation but is out of view in this picture.

The time of Nazi bootlickers