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The article presents the message American officials have been trying to send to the hundreds of thousands of migrants intent on making it to the U.S. border, but it is unlikely to be heeded. Topics include the U.S. officials counted around 710,000 migrants near the southwestern border, 40 percent more than before the pandemic, and the American officials, it has prompted agonizing debates about what duty the country owes its struggling neighbors.

The article reports that Gloria Vanderbilt and Anderson Cooper open up in a documentary and memoir. The Beekman Place apartment is like something out of "The Arabian Nights. Its walls are painted in shades of pink, trimmed with glossy black. There are Russian icons, swoops of fabric, Vanderbilt's idiosyncratic and lovely artwork and many portraits of Vanderbilt and her family.

The article discusses a symposium and an exhibition organized by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) in 2014 and 2015, respectively, dedicated to Harry J. Anslinger, the former head of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Narcotics. Topics covered include the fact that Anslinger has been criticized for making racist and denigrating remarks, the DEA's decision not to mention those criticisms in the show, and Anslinger's book "The Murderers: The Shocking Story of the Narcotic Gangs."

This article presents photographs and brief biographical of several types of artists, such as Slater Bradley and Grayson Perry, and how they choose to dress.

The article reports on the self-portraits of Guantanamo Bay prisoner Abu Zubaydah showing the torture he suffered while detained for four years in secret prisons by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Topics include the interrogation program authorized by the administration of U.S. President George W. Bush and the inclusion of the self-portraits to the "How America Tortures" report by his lawyer Mark P. Denbeaux.

Reports that a significant early drawing by Vincent van Gogh has been acquired for the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Drawing in pencil, watercolor and chalk; "Portrait of Jozef Blok"; Depiction of a well-known street vendor of books in The Hague.

Features the art exhibition, 'The Spanish Portrait: From El Greco to Picasso,' at the Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain, through February 6, 2005. Range of paintings featured in the exhibit; Artist credits; Implications on art.

Previews the art exhibition "Ralph Eugene Meatyard," at the International Center of Photography in New York City. Kind of expressions on Ralph Meatyard's subjects; Practice of taking pictures of his family; Other aspects of Meatyard's photographs; Characteristics of his self-portraits.

Previews the art exhibition "Retratos: 2,000 Years of Latin American Portraits," at the El Museo del Barrio in New York City. Schedule; Admission prices.

Reports that a George W. Bush portrait made by artist Christopher Savido was taken down in an exhibit at the Chelsea Market in New York City due to complaints from market managers. Use of tiny images of chimpanzees in the portrait; Expression of reservations on the portrait by a market director; Efforts to develop talents of artists.

Highlights the exhibition of the works of Raphael at the National Gallery in London, England in fall 2004. Comparison of the differences of the two historical Raphaels; Evolution of the works of Raphael; Comparison between the "Madonna of the Pinks" and the gnarly portrait of Pope Julius II.

Provides information on the exhibit "Gilbert Stuart," at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, New York City. Stuart's portraits of several presidents and celebrities of his time; Price of admission.

The article reviews the exhibition "Moroni: The Riches of Renaissance Portraiture" at the Frick Collection in New York City in 2019.

The article reports on the expectation by Christie's New York as it formally tests the art market's interest in artificial intelligence (AI) art with the auction of "Edmond de Belamy, from La Famille de Belamy" a portrait generated by algorithm produced through the collaboration by members of Obvious, in October 2018. Topics include the challenge traditional auction houses face and the criticism on the use of Generative Adversarial Networks and AI technology in art.

The article focuses on small painting by Sandra Botticelli fetched a million, with fees, at auction at Sotheby's in the art market's first big test of the new year and Renaissance painter highest price paid for an old master work since Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi sold for million in 2017.

The article reviews the painting exhibition "Walk With Me," by Kambui Olujimi, at Project for Empty Space in Newark, New Jersey.

The article discusses that a judge ordered the removal of the portraits ahead of Terrance Shipp Jr.'s Jan. 4 trial, ruling that the presence of the artwork, depicting judges who served in Fairfax County, Virginia.

The article reviews art exhibition "Fly in League With the Night" which will be held at Tate Britain from May 9, 2021 by artist Lynette Yiadom-Boakye.

The article discusses that the photographer Chi Modu was working for The Amsterdam News in 1991 and looking for freelance work. A fan of hip-hop acts like Run-DMC, the Beastie Boys and LL Cool J, and he stopped by the offices of The Source, the small magazine that would become the most important rap outlet of the decade. .

The article discusses the Senate on Monday has driven to an extraordinary week of Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Judge Amy Coney Barrett, with Republicans and Democrats offering two starkly divergent portraits of a nominee has tilt the court decisively to the right.

The article discusses poring over ponraits of presidents, visitors at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, US, have left comment cards with a request: Bring out the ladies.

The article focuses on Ivana, daughter of president Donald Trump, who after speech of first lady Melania strode past to greet her father and mentions that Melania was not thrilled of schedule steered by Ivana.

The article presents a performance review of the Lydia Koniordou; and the Nikos Karathanos at the persians by the National Theater of Greece in Athens, Greece.

The article offers information on collection, "Sources of Self-Regard: Self-Portraits From Black Photographers Reflecting on America," that presents a perspective from artists who are motivated by their own reality.

The article reports that U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ordered the removal of portraits of her predecessors from the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. due to their historic association with the Confederacy.

The author presents a personal narrative of her experiences as a photographer.

The article reviews first solo museum exhibition in New York City of work by artist Jordan Casteel "Jordan Casteel: Within Reach," running at New Museum, as of May 2020.

The article focuses on several Americans who reached birthday in 1970 earned parents who had earned at similar age after adjusting for inflation and mentions that group of Americans born in 1980 who missed out post World War II economic boom lifting prosperity of elders.

The article focuses on economic health of the nation has concealed unequal distribution of gains and mentions that in U.S. the gross domestic product (GDP) has increased since 1980.

The article reports that museums are closed with galleries shuttered and art education which has moved online due to coronavirus pandemic and mentions recreation appears under hashtags.

The article focuses on January 2020 which would be inconvenient for international correspondents based in New York and Washington, D.C. to suspend work for photo shoot and mentions that House was preparing to deliver impeachment articles to Senate.

This section features several art-related profiles on social media platform Instagram, including the accounts of photographer Torbjorn Rodland, the Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova museum in Italy, and the late French urban planner Yona Friedman.

The article offers information on an exhibition at the New Museum in New York City, which featured the work of artist Jordan Casteel.

The article presents interview with photographer Erin Schaff and photo editor Marisa Schwartz Taylor on impeachment of president Donald Trump presented challenge for photographers with limited freedom to document process, work with each subject and photographs having sense of stillness.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Linda Vista," written by Tracy Letts, at the Hayes Theater in New York City until November 10, 2019.

An interviews with the photographer, Justin T. Gellerson is presented and topics discussed include photographing the former U.S. Representalive Elijah E. Cummings; challenges faced in photographing a politician; and the elements of portrait.

The article offers information on the planning of political scientists at Stanford University to bring together several American voters from all over the country for a weekend of political discussion in GrapeVine, Texas to photograph every person.

The article offers information on study related to psychology aspects of pedophilia; and mentions that psychological and environmental factors of disease development; and also mentions that hands-on offending undermines common assumption of pedophilia.

The article reviews musical performance by musician Anthony Braxton at Miller Theater on September 18, 2019.

The article offers information on use of ultraviolet photography that exposes hidden facial damage, by doctors to scrutinize bodies and monitor health.