Friday, December 17, 2004
HEADING TO CENTER CITY
Additional Comments on Moving the Barnes Collection
Below is a brief, and incomplete, list of articles published in the leading regional newspapers since the Rittenhouse Review’s post about the impending move of the Barnes Collection from Lower Merion, Pa., to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Center City Philadelphia.
”Not All Requests Appear Granted by Barnes Ruling,” by Patricia Horn, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 17.
”Pledge Made to Duplicate Barnes' Space,” by Inga Saffron, architecture critic, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 16.
”Barnes Site is Ideal, Setting Stage for a Cultural Mecca,”, editorial, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 16.
”Does It Matter Where This Painting Hangs?” by Robert Smith, New York Times, December 15.
”Moving the Barnes,” editorial, New York Times, December 15.
”Youth Center Is Barnes' New Site,” by Patricia Horn, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 15
”In the End, a Move Was Only Way Out,” by Bruce H. Mann, op-ed page, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 15.
”Shame on Those Who Pulled Off the Heist,” by Robert Zaller, op-ed page, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 15.
”Judge Backs Move by Barnes Gallery,” by Patricia Horn, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 14.
”Judge Clears Way for Barnes Collection Move into Philadelphia,” by David B. Caruso, Washington Post, December 15.
”Judge Found 'Clues' to Support Barnes Move,” by Emilie Lounsberry, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 14.
"It Can Move, But it Won't Be the Barnes Anymore,” by Edward J. Sozansk, art critic, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 14.
”The Barnes Ruling Start of a Masterpiece,” editorial, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 14.
”Mixed Reaction of Barnes' Neighbors,” by Matthew P. Blanchard, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 14.
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