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This week, the editors feature “Romare Bearden Sees in a Memory,” an essay by Myron Schwartzman, author of Romare Bearden: His Life and Art (1990), that appeared in the magazine in May 1984. “Battle Lines,” scholar Michael Lobel’s essay on the artist’s work in the 1930s, appears in Artforum’s current issue.When Schwartzman wrote “Romare Bearden Sees in a Memory,” Bearden himself was sixty-nine years old and widely celebrated for his singular style. “On the one hand,” Schwartzman observes, “he absorbed the legacy of the Cubists, Matisse, and Mondrian, and had established his reputation as a
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celebrating christmas. we ll take you there and tell you why next. and now, a christmas eve flashback. let s take you back to 1972. going to sing a chorus of silent night and then we want you all to join us in the second chorus. if you can t sing the second verse move your lips and we ll dub something in. thanks for the memories. bob hope reformed the last christmas show for the troops in vietnam. we ll let the music take you to break. holy night