Barry McGee is a prolific artist that for the past 20 years has become famous for his graffiti “tagging” as well as work exhibited in major galleries around the world. He is represented by Deitch Projects gallery in New York City, and is currently exhibiting in “Life on Mars,” the 55th Carnegie International. John Eastman discusses the rebellious nature of his work, his intentions for the Life on Mars exhibit, life in San Francisco, and upcoming work.

In July of 2005, there was a highly successful summit meeting involving Prime Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh and United States President George W. Bush. According to Indian Embassy sources, it signaled a significant level of transformation in India-U.S. relations wherein the establishment of a global partnership was the focal point. Both Prime Minister […]

Black and White interviews Curator of Contemporary Art at the Carnegie Museum of Art Douglas Fogle who is curating “Life on Mars,” the 55th Carnegie International. In an interview with John Eastman, Fogle discusses the choice of the exhibit’s theme, his experiences with the artists, what other curators have influenced him, and how the exhibit engages its visitors.

Davison, Inc. is a company that aids entrepreneurs and corporations in developing their new products. Black and White talks to George Davison, President and CEO of the 19-year old firm, about influences from his early years, business lessons learned as a professional paintball player, and “InventionLand” – the continually evolving facility that helps enable creators.

Black and White takes a look at oil and gas prices in the U.S. and Europe, examines contributing factors to escalating prices, and reviews global sources of supply. The report explores the impact of current news on supplier costs and pump prices, as well as excessive oil and energy company profits.