LONDON -- The ever-thinning stream of art supplies has amusing consequences.
After Andor's death in 1986, Eva catalogued his work and welcomed a steady stream of art scholars to her Manhattan apartment.
Not until Page 132 are we briefly informed without comment that the Doors saw themselves in "the stream of art maudit that carried Blake, Poe, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Nietzsche, Jarry, Buñuel, Artaud and Céline".
"This is raw talent — and it often gets taken away from London and refined," said Mr. Moore, referring to the stream of art college-trained young designers who feed the design studios across the world.
To ensure a continuing stream of art projects, Friends of the High Line recently hired Lauren Ross, a former interim curator at the Brooklyn Museum who was also a director and chief curator at White Columns, to oversee its arts programming with a focus on emerging artists and site-specific commissions.
They say no man is an island -- at least not in the stream of art history -- and Kusher is nothing if not a voracious aficionado of visual culture.
So many different audiences found something to love in bushy-haired host Bob Ross and his stream-of-consciousness art classes (housebound pensioners, carefree stoners, irony-hungry Generation X-ers, and presumably at least a couple of aspiring painters) that it's unclear who exactly he intended them to target.
This summer delivered a blow, when a vendor with a franchise selling souvenir art, New York subway maps with provocative paint stencils overlaid, set up next to Mr. Nilsson, cutting into his stream of art-loving museum patrons.
Instead, the controllers of main terrestrial channels saw it as their duty to provide a steady stream of arts programmes and even classic drama to a large, mainstream audience.
Will we ever source a glittering new stream of arts donors to tap? Understandably, health, education and now climate change tend to jump to the head of the queue for help.
