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Feb 26- Apparel retailer Gap Inc forecast a drop in full-year profit, citing a strong dollar, shipment delays due to disruptions at U.S. West Coast ports and declining sales at its flagship Gap brand. The company named Wendi Goldman as executive vice president of Gap's product design and development team, a month after it eliminated the role of brand creative...
U.S. stocks closed narrowly mixed, with stocks near recent highs, as lackluster economic data and oil concerns weighed on investor sentiment.
U.S. futures trimmed gains on mostly weak U.S. data but still signaled a mildly higher open as investors welcomed comments from Yellen's speech.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Wednesday: Salesforce, Avago, Workday & more.
Retail: good or bad news?
U.S. stocks closed narrowly mixed amid firming oil prices, moderate housing data and some debate over Yellen's congressional testimony.
U.S. stock index futures signaled a flat open on Wednesday after comments from Fed Chair Yellen's speech to Congress.
*New home sales data expected at 10 a.m.. NEW YORK, Feb 25- U.S. stock indexes were little changed on Wednesday, after the Dow and S&P 500 climbed to their latest records, before a second day of testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and data on the housing market. *Other retailers expected to post earnings on Wednesday include L Brands, Target Corp and TJX...
U.S. stock index futures signaled a flat open on Wednesday after comments from Fed Chair Yellen's speech to Congress.
Housing data will take investor focus as repeated presentation of Yellen's remarks and subdued geopolitical news keep the economy in the spotlight.
With the Dow soaring to new highs, Jim Cramer is ready to do some buying in case the euphoria wears off.
Frederick's of Hollywood will close at least one-third of its stores, according to a report.
Apple made news after the close and "Mad Money's" Jim Cramer is clueing you in.
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text: Medical marijuana update: Supreme (C.SL) shows Creative Edge (FITX) how to ramp it up Chris Parry, Stockhouse.com 13 Comments| May 13, 2014 Add to favourites Newsy day on the medical marijuana front as several companies are moving to the next stage of the sector's life cycle, looking to acquire, merge, sign options and generally bulk up. Thelon Capital (TSX:V.THC, Stock Forum) President Scott Walters announced today that company has signed an MOU to purchase a 30% interest in The Cannabinoid Medical Clinic, thereby securing a foothold in the patient acquisition space (and also closer to the dreaded TSX Change Of Business process). Thelon's stock price has leveled off of late, like many, and the announcement today didn't do much for that price, sending it down 13% on the day. PMX Communities (OTCQB:PMXO, Stock Forum) announced they're making a push with their LXIV BUD BOX medical marijuana terminals (read: vending machines) into the California market, fresh off the news their machines would need to be manned and not include any actual marijuana in Colorado… no news on whether California would feature the same restrictions. Previously they've sold gold bullion vending machines. Presumably to survivalists and Ron Paul voters. Anexco Resources (CSE:C.AXO, Stock Forum) signed an LOI to acquire 100% of a BC interior grow facility capable of being scaled to 60,000 sq. ft (it's much smaller currently), and presently capable of producing 2500 kilos of weed annually. The facility has not yet applied for an MMPR, but did grow under the old system. Anexco was up 16% on the deal. I'm not so into Anexco following conversations at the GreenRush conference. Their plan is to brand BC Chronic as a world recognizable brand is a good one, but they want to keep it to only their products which is the kind of all or nothing play that increases investor risk for negligible return. But hey, they're in the race to a deeper extent than many companies – godspeed. Supreme Pharmaceuticals (CSE:C.SL, Stock Forum) did a big promotional push today on the news they've got a second acquisition target and it puts a large piece of the Supreme puzzle in place. The company has zeroed in on a southern Ontario greenhouse facility that has a pre-build approval from Health Canada to put together a 342,000 sq. ft. grow operation that will produce up to 24,000 kilos of pot annually. The facility already exists. It was built by Agriculture Canada but needs to be upgraded to cater to weed and not tomatoes, and it needs to be inspected by Health Canada to get its full license once that happens. But it's a real thing. You can touch it. The city it's located in is okay with it. The company expects to be Health Canada-ready in 90 days, initial production is expected by Q4 and over two years it will cost $5.5 million to complete the deal. This is what I'd call a GOOD DEAL, and the market agreed, cranking the share price up 40% on the news. Congrats to the Supreme faithful for your glorious return. Compare and contrast time: Hunter S. Thompson once told me, in between shots of Chivas and some Turkish bubble hash that had me analysing the hairs on my elbow for four hours, that if you're not getting hate mail, you're not a journalist. So thank you, Creative Edge (OTO:FITX, Stock Forum) cultists, for confirming that I am indeed a journalist. Yesterday's medical marijuana update was the opposite of what we see with Supreme Pharmaceuticals today: It was all about how Creative Edge's CEO has a habit of making bold statements that he can't (yet) back up, and how anyone who had invested in the company's claim that it will build 'the world's largest marijuana production facility' was buying a promise the company had yet to figure out how to deliver on. To recap: The Mayor of Lakeshore, where Creative Edge has purchased its facilities, hasn't received any application for the largest marijuana production facility in Ontario, let alone the world. And the city isn't sure it can get water to a facility much bigger than what's permitted (60,000 sq. ft. – the size little Anexco's planned facility maxes out at), and the company only has permits for five employees, and they don't yet have an MMPR, and the city has given permits for a warehouse and a fence, not a gigantor so much weed that you can smell it in Guelph grow op, and when they actually do get an application for what they've planned, it might take six months to do proper investigation to see if it's even possible. Of course, for many, that information is helpful. After all, a failure to do paperwork in a sector that will be hamstrung by bureaucracy for the foreseeable future is a big deal. And a major selling point for the company that may not be actually possible is something the company should answer to. Especially when there were allegations from earlier in the year that CEO Bill Chabaan was telling people Health Canada were pushing him to get his application done so they could approve it, something Health Canada denied and FITX management blew off as unimportant when it was exposed. That little PR issue was eventually almost forgotten with time, but this new issue points to a pattern of behaviour that should give investors pause. It won't – at least, it won't give every investor pause - if the torrent of baseless idiocy that I've had thrown at me in the last 24 hours from certain sectors of the FITX shareholder base is any guide. People who follow FITX on InvestorsHub, or on the company facebook page, blow off the issue as, in no particular order, me shorting the stock, me being paid by other companies to kill the stock, me being a slimy douchebag, me being paid per click, me not trusting management who are totes smarter than me, me misquoting the Mayor, me being unprofessional because I used the word 'bullshit'… basically a tsunami of "SHHH, Shut up bro! I've got my 401K all up in this mofo an ur ruinin' my crap! LOLZ" Here's the deal: Creative Edge's marketing push is to keep saying "largest marijuana production facility in the world' over and over. If pressed, the CEO will say "well, in five years maybe," but only if pressed. Otherwise, it's everywhere. Look at their Facebook page and see what the company is pushing: That's one screenshot showing three stories all on the same story arc: How to Build Canada's Largest Medical Marijuana Grow Facility - Video - TheStreet World's largest legal pot facility to open in Ontario Cannabis Super Grow Facility Nears Completion in Canada - MainStreet There's even a video embed of a Seth Myers monologue from The Late Show that mentions the largest 'and most efficient' marijuana factory in the world, pointing out 'most efficient marijuana factory in the world' is a pretty low bar to aim for. There's nothing there saying, "Actually guys, we won't be achieving this for the next five years", or, "Well, we'd have to get a lot of regulatory stuff done first," or "We don't really have the money for that but we hope to soon," it's just straight up repetition of the same (I'll say it again) bullshit line, that assumes Creative Edge has the money, demand, permits and pieces in place to put together 'the largest medical marijuana facility in the world'. They have none of the above. No money to build more than they've built, no actual distribution or customer base, no permits beyond a warehouse and fence, and no infrastructure to run the largest of anything. But clearly, 'largest ever' is the story that Creative Edge Nutrition wants to push. They do not want to push "We're building a medical marijuana facility with five employees about the same size as Anexco" as a selling point. They don't want to push "We hope we get an MMPR approval" as a selling point. Because you guys won't buy that stock. Because it's no more interesting than any five other companies I could mention. Because it doesn't back a $200m+ market cap. There are other questions to ask of FITX, like are they concerned that they've distributed almost their limit of possible shares? Is that why they had to go to private financing when the Growlife deal fell through? How are they going to finance expansion when there's no room for a private placement? Why don't they have a website? And why, if they're doing so much business in Canada, do they only list on the OTC? Let's be clear: I don't care if the stock goes up or down. That's not my job, I don't own it, nor work for anyone shorting it. My job is to ask questions any good company can answer in its sleep, and reveal when a company doesn't fit the definition of 'good'. What the people on iHub do with their pension money is not my concern. Whether you're up 400% or down 3000%, that's not my business, nor my motivation. I provide the accurate and bias-free information, and you then do with it what makes you happy. If Creative Edge gets to a place where they can fix all these paperwork issues, that's great. That's ideal. I would like nothing more than for, in six months, a slew of dudebro's to hit up my Twitter account with "haha, I told ya so, ya moran", because that would mean nobody got scammed. If you get rich on a pipe dream, that's awesome, as long as the guy on the other end of your trades had clear and full information to base his or her trades on, not Seth Myers monologues. If a mine operator started claiming that their silver mine was going to be the world's largest without any actual data or funding to make that happen, investors would burn the core shack to the ground in rage and follow the coke trail back to the CEO's home where they would curbstomp him for giggles. Investors in junior resources have seen those types come and go and there are regulatory mechanisms to prevent them from re-emerging. Not so much in the OTC, and (sadly) not so much in the weed sector. A 60,000 sq. ft grow facility (with no value-adding) is a fine business in and of itself (as Anexco would happily point out), assuming it gets its MMPR approval. That's the real Creative Edge story right now. Outside of that, they're behind Tweed and Supreme Pharmaceuticals on the whole 'world's largest' goal, and right now have a smaller customer base than the Pigeon Park Compassion Club. And no manner of hate mail from bagholders is going to change the fact. FITX down 6% today. Before we wrap this one up - a quick note to those classless penny stock vultures who think the correct response to questions being asked about their company is to get personal and attack the messenger in the thinking he'll go away, or leave your stock alone, or find another line of work: You clearly don't know me very well. I'm not some part time blogger hoping to make a few bucks shorting -this is what I do. I've worked alongside people who have bulletproof glass on their living room windows and get death threats every other day. I've worked with people who were held at gunpoint in Rwanda. I worked with legendary promoter-destroyer David Baines, who policed the Vancouver exchange for decades like a crusading hammer of justice. I've worked on award-winning journalism projects that took down gangs and changed the law. So if I say your company management needs to pick its game up, your options are for management to pick their game up or be beaten down to putty. I work for my readers, not penny stock slingers. Offense freely given to those who choose to accept it at my Twitter feed. Exclesior, d-bags. 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Building the Community of Historians of Physics
Community organization is an important function of the Center for History of Physics. Forty or fifty years ago, when history of physics played a much larger role within history of science, coordination and communication among concerned scholars was rather easier. As the numbers of historians of science increased, however, and as more scholars migrated off to new topics like the Cold War, the national security state, or areas in biophysics and geophysics, holding the community together has become a distinct challenge. The spread of history of science beyond a handful of European and US institutions has multiplied this challenge.
Traditional ways of sustaining a community will continue at AIP. We will continue to publish this newsletter and to provide grants-in-aid to bring scholars to the Niels Bohr Library & Archives. Staff members will continue to research and write. We realize, however, that more steps are needed. Toward this end, the Center is hybridizing new and old approaches to increase communication and interaction among historians of physics and allied sciences.
First, we are building a list-serve of all known, publishing historians of physics, geophysics, astrophysics, etc. The edges of this list are rather fuzzy, of course, but its center is robust. Later this summer, all the people on this list will receive an email inviting them to register on a secure part of the Center's website to produce a directory of historians of the physical sciences. If you want to make sure that you are on this email list and later in the directory, send me a note at . It is perhaps a little surprising that such a directory does not already exist. There is one for historians of geology and another for historians of meteorology and climatology. How has this never happened for historians of physics?
I see a rustling of hands at the back of the room. No, I am not forgetting the Forum for the History of Physics of the American Physical Society. This group is an essential and very lively part of the community. The Forum includes about 3,700 members, representing a very healthy interest in history of physics. The members of the Forum, however, are joined by many like-minded people in the American Association of Physics Teachers' Committee on History and Philosophy of Physics, the over 1,700 members of the American Geophysical Union who have donated to a scholarship fund to support Ph.D. students researching dissertations in the history of geophysics, the many members of the Historical Astronomy Division of the American Astronomical Society, as well as those in AVS, IEEE, and other societies. Nearly all of the AIP member societies support history of physics in some way. (See "History of Physics at AIP Member and Affiliated Societies").
Maybe the lack of a directory is partly due to this diversity of interests. The Center for History of Physics intends to provide means for these various scholars to find common ground. Our future, password-protected web page is only one tool for this. The Center is now experimenting with two Facebook pages — The New Atlanteans (aimed mainly at students in history of science) and an eponymous Center fan page aimed at a broader audience. We also now have a Twitter account @HistoryPhysics, which aims at a broader audience yet.
We are under no illusions. Some serious historians and scientists of a certain age or demeanor likely will never register with Facebook, Twitter, or even on our web site. We will continue to reach these people via the newsletter, mail, telephone, and regular email. But if history of physics is to have a future, we must reach out to younger scholars and use every innovative means at our disposal to do so.
A directory of historians of physical science is a tool. Newsletters, Facebook pages, and Twitter feeds are also tools.The most important question is what are the purposes of wielding these tools? First and foremost, historians of physics need to have means to find each other. Once communication is easier, they can discuss collaborative research, conference sessions, and benefit from knowing who is working on which related topics. I have faith that vibrant individuals will undertake interesting projects when communication means are available.
Our community includes trained historians, Ph.D. physicists, science writers, archivists and librarians, and so many more. Not surprisingly, we come to history of physics with different expectations. A critical role of the Center for History of Physics is to bridge these complexities, to connect members of the History of Science Society with those who belong to APS, AGU, AAPT, and the other AIP member and affiliate societies.
The Center also needs to bridge geographical gaps. Groups working in history of physics are active from Berlin and Paris to Barcelona, Oslo, Aarhus, Salvador (Brazil), and numerous universities in the United States and Canada. Other research and educational groups likely exist in other countries around the world. The directory of historians of physics will help us to link these groups together.
This newsletter includes a first step in this direction, an article by Xavier Roqué (CEHIC, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) and Néstor Herran (IRIST, Université de Strasbourg) on the current state of history of physics in Spain. The Winter 2010 newsletter will include an article on the Commission on the History of Modern Physics (CHMP), and I look forward to articles on developments in other countries and organizations.
These networking tools will help the Center to effect its mission: To preserve and make known the history of physics and allied sciences. But these tools will only work if scholars embrace them. Please do.


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Fame (tour)
Editorial Staff • West End • 23 Aug 2004
The reasons for its success confound many as the 'inspired by' tag is loose, at best. If you remember the Alan Parker film or the kids from the smash hit TV show, their names have been changed and their characters have been tweaked. If the cheesy but lovable hit "Starmaker" makes you dab your eyes, be prepared as the only song you will hear from the past is the title track.
The plot is really a series of disjointed scenes - but like previous incarnations, the students in the New York School of Performing Arts still crave fame. Memories of Debbie Allen tapping her stick may get you through some of the laughable dialogue, as this show is really about nostalgia. This is the only real ace up the show's sleeve as Jacques Levy's songs veer from embarrassing ("Can't Keep It Down" featuring erection jokes!) to almost there ("Let's Play a Love Scene" - sweet but slight); never hitting the memorable heights of "High Fidelity" or "Friday Night."
Jose Fernandez's book attempts to highlight the desperate acts of these young people in their quest for fame. But, like the stage version of Saturday Night Fever, what works on film seems stilted and forced on stage. When something bad happens - like Carmen's rapid decline due to drug addiction - a big musical number is ready to take away the pain, giving the piece a Disney-esque quality that dilutes the central message.
The talented cast make up for many of these shortcomings with brilliant performances. Lynne Jenkinson's Serena is sweet natured with an amazing voice. She turns "Think of Meryl Streep" from laughable, lyrically to heartfelt via her superb delivery. Sophia Nomvete and Nick Hayes shine as both Mabel and Nick - completely different but 'lost' kids. Madalena Alberto is in fine voice as Carmen – even if she cannot do much with the underwritten character. Debralee Wells also brings power to the role of Miss Sherman with her stirring vocals.
Strictly Dance Fever fans will spot winners Darrien Wright and Hollie Robertson having a ball in the ensemble, showing you their superb moves. They, like the rest of this brilliant cast, bring so much energy and life to the limp concept, leaving you smiling.
- Glenn Meads (reviewed at the Opera House, Manchester)
NOTE: The following THREE-STAR review dates from August 2004 and a previous tour for this production.
Many people joked that Fame couldn't possibly live forever when this stage adaptation first appeared in 1995. They had been expecting to see the much loved characters, plot devices and songs like "I Sing The Body Electric" and, of course Irene Cara's smash hit "Fame". Well, unlike Saturday Night Fever which delivers the old songs alongside new material, Fame contains only one classic song, the title track. Jacques Levy has written the rest of the patchy material for the show. Leroy, Doris, Cocoa and Bruno - the original kids from Fame aren't here although their character traits are evident throughout.
The action is set in the New York High School of Performing Arts in the 1980's. We follow the multi talented students who have one thing in common; they each crave fame. Like Alan Parker's original film, personal demons haunt each of them. Mabel (Delia Harris) is told to lose weight if she wants to dance, Tyrone (Craig Stein) is dyslexic and fearful of being found out, and Carmen (Leila Benn Harris) is as hooked on drugs as she is on the idea of being famous.
Some of these dark tones work, others fail spectacularly because lyrically none of the songs have the edge of the title tune and any attempt at comedy to lift the piece is clumsily done. "Can't Keep it Down" sung with real spirit by scene-stealer, James Haggie leaves the audience not knowing whether to smirk or sigh in disbelief at the erection jokes. Similarly the serious and earnest number, "Think Of Meryl Streep" makes you chuckle at Levy's feeble attempts to find words that rhyme with "Streep" in spite of Rachel Hale's superb delivery. "Dancin' On The Sidewalk" has the slice of adrenaline that this show needs, here Stein energetically wows the audience and almost summersaults them into submission.
The performances lift this musical so much that by the time that Act Two commences, you cannot help but ignore Jose Fernandez's somewhat risible script and let the actors make you believe that the material itself has legs. As Miss Sherman and Miss Bell, Janet Kumah and Dawn Buckland provide the show with real emotion during their intense scenes together. The dancers are all superb and vocally each performer delivers every time.
This slice of Fame may not live in your memory forever but the spirited performers will make you remember their names.
- Glenn Meads (reviewed at The Lowry, Salford Quays)


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"My work has nothing to do with car wrecks."
John Chamberlain is known internationally for his long career of making vividly colored and vibrantly dynamic sculptures using discarded automobile parts that he twisted and welded into monumental shapes. He used the early modernist techniques of collage and assemblage at a magnified scale and he emphasized the brilliant colors of automotive paint. Chamberlain's sculptures appeared in New York at the same time as the paintings of the Abstract Expressionists; some were his mentors and they shared a similar critical reception.
Cord (1957)
In his twenties while living in Chicago, Chamberlain discovered the sculpture of David Smith at the Art Institute. About Smith's work he said, "I liked it a lot because it wasn't representing something else...and it was a very strange looking thing...and because I hadn't seen anything like that before." Explaining the making of his early pieces he said, "I found myself working with a certain spontaneity. I was trying to attach the top part of (a sculpture) to the lower half, but when I put it in the right place, it connected up in three different places, so it told me how to put it together."
Chamberlain's first steel sculptures emphasized the linear "drawn in the air" quality of Smith and other 1950s sculptors, but in Cord the steel rods and fittings have been clustered and massed into shapes with physically greater volume. Notice that Cord is a tangle of metal rods and fittings elevated by several short posts and perched over a pedestal base. In his future works Chamberlain eliminated the pedestal and placed his sculptures directly on the floor. Eliminating the pedestal was a goal of the 1960s sculptors, many of whom sought this more emphatic and less precious mode of presentation. When placing work directly on the floor it became incumbent on Chamberlain to make the metal parts fit together so as to be weight bearing. He continued to use spot welding to reinforce the structure as was done in Cord but when his pieces became larger, freestanding, and more complex, an armature within their mass was a necessity. With the contrasts of its sharp-edged vertical and horizontal elements, Cord predicts the look of his art to come.
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Born April 16, 1927 in Rochester, Indiana, Chamberlain was the son of a fifth-generation saloonkeeper. When he was four his parents divorced and he went to live with his grandmother in Chicago. There he discovered an interest in music but lacked the talent to pursue the training. As a rebellious teenager he and a friend decided to hit the road for California. On their way they were arrested and told to move on: mostly to stay out of trouble Chamberlain lied about his age and joined the Navy at 16 in 1943.
Early Training
Having served in the Pacific and the Mediterranean, Chamberlain returned to Detroit in 1948 and married for the first time. Two years later he moved to Chicago and decided to study hairdressing on the GI Bill. While working as a hairdresser and makeup artist he began to sketch and tried to teach himself to draw. He took some private lessons and discovered the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago. Inspired by its masterworks, he enrolled in the museum's school (1951-52) but found the teachers too conservative and narrow-minded. A paper he wrote about Hindu sculptures in the collection was rejected due to sexual content. Next Chamberlain tried the University of Illinois, but he only lasted six weeks because the faculty attitude was no better. Then a friend told him about Black Mountain College in North Carolina, and he went there to study in 1955 and 1956.
Though Black Mountain College operated for only 23 years (1933-57), its list of alumni is a remarkable roll call of American artists and poets. The arts were central to its mission, and collaboration between faculty and students was strongly encouraged. Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg studied there shortly before Chamberlain arrived. Merce Cunningham and John Cage were their teachers: Cage staged the first "happening" at the college, and Buckminster Fuller made the first geodesic dome from Venetian blinds. These artists had all moved on to New York by the time Chamberlain arrived: only the poets who came to be known as the Black Mountain Poets remained: Chamberlain studied with Robert Creeley, Charles Olson, and Robert Duncan and revered their work throughout his life.
The Black Mountain Poets encouraged the use of improvisational techniques of free verse associating chance combinations of words and fragments of thought. Chamberlain wrote poetry in their style but also started to make welded metal sculptures openly inspired by the work of David Smith, who had used old tools and machine parts on iron rod armatures.
It was time for Chamberlain to move on to New York. Money was tight: he was running out of materials and had no studio space when he went to stay at the Long Island home of artist Larry Rivers. Rivers had an old car on the property. Thinking it was a "junker" Chamberlain helped himself to the bumpers. He ran a truck back and forth over them to bend them and then fitted the pieces together like a jigsaw puzzle. Shortstop (1957) is his first sculpture made from auto parts.
Chamberlain had a solo exhibition of his iron rod sculptures in Chicago in 1957 before his debut in New York in 1958 at Davida Gallery on Fifth Avenue. Chamberlain was thrilled that his new friends from the Cedar Tavern, a hangout for the Abstract Expressionists, attended. When Shortstop and his early auto parts sculptures were shown in 1959 critics immediately noticed his work. One wrote that they were "a construction from the wreckage of a motor car" imputing an aura of disaster.
Mature Period
Museum curators soon recognized the power of his work and in 1961 Chamberlain's sculptures appeared in the definitive group show The Art of Assemblage that established him as a major new talent in the field. His international reputation was assured in 1964 when his sculpture represented the United States at the Venice Biennale.
Throughout the 1960s and 1970s Chamberlain showed at Leo Castelli's New York gallery. He had grown weary of the critics' discussions of his choice of car parts and for a time he switched to unpainted galvanized steel. And he also experimented with resin-coated paper bags and blocks of foam rubber. These pieces contrasted an apparently rigid surface with inherent softness and fragility. His literary side was expressed in the movies he wrote and directed, which were inspired by a friendship with Andy Warhol. Chamberlain's The Secret Life of Hernando Cortez (1968), filmed in Mexico, was a cult hit.
From his arrival in New York in the 1950s, Chamberlain was a regular in the artists' bars of lower Manhattan such as the Cedar Tavern. Chamberlain knew the greats and said of those encounters, "[Franz] Kline gave me the structure and [Willem] de Kooning gave me the color." A heavy drinker, Chamberlain earned a reputation for rowdiness at Max's Kansas City, the Cedar Tavern's successor. The influential collector Allan Stone described him as a "gruff, hairy" character, "more like a north woodsman than a sculptor." Notwithstanding this judgment, the sculptor Donald Judd admired him and collected his miniature sculptures made of cigarette boxes. These early gifts formed the basis for a longstanding friendship between the two artists.
Chamberlain's art steadily gained recognition, but it was hard for critics to pigeonhole his work. He had made all the right gestures, but he wasn't a painter and the car parts were too literally just junk and not thoughtful "abstractions." Did that make him just an Expressionist? And what about his use of found objects and assemblage technique? Would this make him a Surrealist? Or was the automobile's aura of popular culture enough to fit him into the Pop art movement?
Chamberlain was friendly with all the artists who were creating the SoHo scene, and the one creative influence he shared with them was the primacy of the French Surrealist Marcel Duchamp, accessible to many until his death in 1968. Duchamp played chess on the sidewalks and in the parks of lower Manhattan, and although he told everyone he had stopped being an artist no one took that seriously. Instead Chamberlain's generation studied his readymades such as Bicycle Wheel (1913), In Advance of the Broken Arm (the snow shovel) (1964), Bottlerack (1914), and of course Fountain (1917), the urinal, when they appeared in exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art and drew what lessons they could from them. Johns and Rauschenberg were known to be friends of Duchamp, and their paintings and sculptures of the early 1960s made recognizable references to Duchamp's use of mundane objects that provoked shocked reactions when said to be works of art.
Chamberlain never went into bronze casting or stone carving, the time-honored materials of monumental sculptors. His work with automotive parts just grew bigger and brighter as he expanded his search for scrap materials and cheap industrial products used to produce everyday goods. He avoided specific imagery, avoided cultural messages, and made the sculptures succeed by their sheer audacity as visual objects.
Late Years and Death
Chamberlain had remarried in 1956 and fathered three sons with his wife Elaine. He moved his family frequently from New York to New Mexico, from Connecticut to California, and then to Florida establishing studios at all of these locations. The artist continued to experiment with a variety of materials: his translucent Plexiglas sculptures received their sparkling coatings in a vacuum chamber at the California studio of Larry Bell who also used the materials. Chamberlain further expanded his practice to include large-format photography.
Throughout the 1980s and 1990s Chamberlain received commissions for public art projects and was frequently honored for his work. In 1995 he suffered a major heart attack and had bypass surgery. The artist was married for the fourth time to Prudence Fairweather, Dan Flavin's former assistant. In 2000 he built a 72 by 80 foot studio on Shelter Island, where he had previously purchased a house. His wife announced his death in Manhattan on December 21, 2011 but declined to give a cause.
Chamberlain showed a new generation that sculpture could be made of anything, and in the late 1960s Minimalist sculptors like Carl Andre, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, and Richard Serra began to work with industrial sheet metal, fluorescent light tubes, extruded aluminum, and poured metals. They carried his ideas into room-sized installations that challenged all interpretations: their physical existence was their meaning. Chamberlain's spontaneous working process was observed by another group of artists born in the 1940s who drove his instinctual approach to new directions. Lynda Benglis's poured latex pieces, Nancy Graves's fabricated animal skins, and Martin Puryear's and James Surls's works in wood were assembled in a 1987 exhibition Structure to Resemblance, where Chamberlain was featured as their ancestor. The large colorful paintings and later sculpture of Frank Stella also show attention paid to Chamberlain.
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"I wasn't interested in car parts per se, I was interested in either the color or the shape or the amount... Just the sheet metal. It already had a coat of paint on it. And some of it was formed.... I believe that common materials are the best materials."
"...one day something - some one thing - pops out at you, and you pick it up, and you take it over, and you put it somewhere else, and it fits. It's just the right thing at the right moment. You can do the same thing with words or with metal."
"You use [colors] in a graffiti manner, or as though you were writing a foreign language that you didn't really know, so you write as if it were a penmanship exercise rather than communication."
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Hans Ulrich Obrist and John Chamberlain: The Conversation Series
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John Chamberlain: A Catalogue Raisonne of the Sculpture 1954-1985
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John Chamberlain: The Foam Sculptures
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John Chamberlain: Early works
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John Chamberlain - Current Works and Fond Memories - Sculptures and Photographs 1967-1995
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Crossroads of American Sculpture: David Smith, George Rickey, John Chamberlain, Robert Indiana, William T. Wiley, Bruce Nauman
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John Chamerlain: Papier Paradisio
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In the Studio: John Chamberlain
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John Chamberlain's Heavy Metal
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Unshackled, Unconventional Sculptor
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Pure Sculpture by John Chamberlain
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The Chamberlain Couch - 1976
Chamberlain makes a couch for artist John Hersey
John Chamberlain at Pace, New York - March 2008
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Artist's Studio: John Chamberlain - May 27, 2008
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The Secret Life of Hernando Cortez - 1969
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The Star-Ledger and the New York Daily News both reported Tuesday that sources close to the team say the Jets have a "real" interest in the 24-year-old quarterback, and are definitely "players in the Tebow race."
ESPN earlier reported that a handful of teams -- Jacksonville, Green Bay, Miami and the Jets -- have either held internal discussions or reached out to Denver about a deal for the Heisman Trophy winner.
According to The Star-Ledger, Tebow is seen as a viable option in New York due to new offensive coordinator Tony Sparano's interest in utilizing Wildcat formations that mesh with Tebow's skill sets.
The addition of Tebow to the Jets' roster would give New York a fourth quarterback option behind Mark Sanchez, Drew Stanton and Greg McElroy.
FOX Sports reported Monday the Broncos had been quietly shopping Tebow since the NFL Scouting Combine in late February, trying to gauge interest around the league as they prepared to make a run for Manning.
Broncos executive vice president of football operations John Elway denied Tuesday having held formal talks with any team about Tebow.
According to a close friend of the polarizing NFL star, Tebow prefers his next destination to be in Florida, where he came to fame playing for the Gators.
"Brad and I just had dinner with Tim last week and I don't think this comes as a shock or surprise to him that Manning was actually going to go there," Monica Culpepper, the wife of former NFL and Florida Gators player Brad Culpepper, told 970 WFLA radio in Tampa Tuesday.
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In Israel the most precious commodity is water and it is at risk. Find out how you can help.