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COVER STORY
Art and Business
Kurt Andersen and newspaper publisher, investor, and
sculptor Arthur Carter talk about the business of art.
 Violin
Investment
Violinist Robert McDuffie's innovative plan to purchase
a multi-million dollar Guarneri violin. Produced by Donna Gallers. Photo
courtesy of Machold Rare Violins in New York.
 Go
to McDuffie's bio
Go
to Machold's website
Go
to the New York Times article
 Art
of the Deal
Peter Boris represents the painter Chuck Close, and
they talk about the delicate relationship between dealer, artist, and
customer.
Go
to Art Dealers Association website
Go
to PaceWildenstein gallery's website
Blue Man Group
What happens when the scrappy act of off-broadway performance
artists grows into a national corporation with over 400 employees.
Go
to the Blue Man Group website
Go
to Intel's website
Office Gallery
A sound portrait
of a covert art show amidst the cubicles and conference rooms of a San
Francisco life insurance office. Produced by Raquel Dillon.
SPECIAL GUEST
 Arthur
Carter
Arthur Carter is the publisher of the New York Observer
and the Litchfield County Times. A trained classical musician and former
investment banker, he is an avid collector of 20th century art and since
the mid-1990s has been creating large abstract bronze and steel sculptures..
Go
to the New York Observer
Go
to Carter's sculpture at Salander-O'Reilly Gallery
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 Commentary
Not everyone can be an auteur.
Design
for the Real World
Acela. A look at Amtrak's sleek new train. Produced
by Susan Scheuer.
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to Acela's website
Antiquities
in Peril
Kurt talks with arts journalist Melik Kaylan
about the Taliban's order to destroy all statues in Afghanistan.
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