It was a celebration for the release of To Wit, a book documenting works created by artist Raymond Pettibon last year during a month-long tenure in which he utilised David Zwirner Gallery as his studio.
It was a celebration for the release of To Wit, a book documenting works created by artist Raymond Pettibon last year during a month-long tenure in which he utilized David Zwirner Gallery as his studio.
The trouble began in December, when Ms. Simmons's long tenure on Goldman's board — which, until then, it seems, had gone virtually unnoticed at Brown — suddenly came to the fore.
We learned a lot about Mrs May's style of leadership from her long tenure at the Home Office.
These are her beliefs, her successes and failures, and how her views have evolved: May's work on immigration during her long tenure at the Home Office is how most will know her politics.
South thinks it's likely that two Democrats will end up on the November ballot, in large part because of Waxman's long tenure and his stature in Washington on such major policy issues as healthcare and the environment.
During the long tenure of former Mayor Richard M. Daley, which ended with his retirement in May, the minority-business program was a frequent source of scandal.
Lucy Maynard Salmon, (born July 27, 1853, Fulton, N.Y., U.S. died Feb. 14, 1927, Poughkeepsie, N.Y ., American historian who extended the offerings in history during her long tenure at Vassar College.
Investigators on Wednesday also raided the home of Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, who until late October was the Olympus chairman and is suspected of helping to orchestrate the cover-up during his long tenure at the company.
Another trait they share is long tenure.
Long tenure was common in the orchestra.
