the works of powell cleave who is known for his highly individual style combining elements of expressionism cubism and surrealism to bring things into the twenty first century this is his are encouraged to use this lot phones to access an app called construct claim it enables you to transform photographs to make it look like they were painted by clay himself. these are genuine. doing software. with the help of an app and everyone can now create their own clay and take the influential twentieth century artist on a train trip a face or fancy. the idea for the app originated with until he works in digital communications at the take museums in munich. and of innocent i think we need to inject more fun into we're always so serious about it everything to do with it all takes place on such an intellectual level and at some point we lose sight of the human aspect. of people protect is currently hosting the exhibition partly construction of a mystery it's a spectacular show but as is so often the case it's not really attracting young people that's why i'm there shafer developed in that first smartph

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the entire country that's designed as this unique architectural style known as dutch or german expressionism. it also contained three well-preserved murals on the interior. next we have the sunshine school located in the mission district. it is a testament to san francisco's commitment to education and well-being of children with disabilities. it was constructed for sfusd by the public works administration and was planned in consultation with public health professionals and teachers. the school was the first purpose built public orthopedic school build west of the rockies. it has a barrier free first floor level and it anticipated by decades passage of the architectural barriers act and americans with disabilities act. the spanish colonial building displays art deco detail. and last we have george washington high school which is an important anchor of the richmond district. this school was also a new dealer a project and the work of a master architect. it's an excellent example of art deco architecture. it contains several historically significant art works. all three schools are excellent a

meanwhile con expressional republicans are trying to get the president to reconsider his tariffs plan. as you heard the governor say, everything is jumbled right now. well, the koch brothers against this, historic republicans, you have folks like elon musk saying exactly what we need. 107 house republicans wrote a letter to the president saying, and i quote, we urge you to reconsider the idea of broad tariffs to avoid unintended negative consequences to the u.s. economy and its workers. joining me right now is one of those lawmakers, congressman jim banks of indiana. congressman, welcome. >> hey, trish, great to be with you. trish: why are you so worried? >> i do i have to say i agree with governor huckabee, we can't keep doing what we're doing to allow trade deficits to continue to grow but worst thing that we can do is impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. the last republican president who did what president trump is proposing to do, president bush in 2002 impose tariffs, we lost 200,000 jobs, billions of dollars in the american economy and a year later the president revoked tariffs

he was scarred for life by the war as were the other two great exponents of this sort of german expressionism alter dixon george cross they served and suffered themselves in the great war so what we expect from the exhibition well he it's called the world as a stage because back when love the stage you love the theatre he loved the circus especially a music hall and he did a lot of paintings of those that the subjects of his paintings but you can see the paintings on the surface but underneath this very strong sort of dark on the cards . she's his granddaughter the executor of his estate and she also bears more than a passing resemblance to have famous grandfather max beckmann but my own backman never really got to know her grandfather she was only two years old when he died in america. the first things i learned about him were hanging on the wall. well of course there was a lot of talk about him. because in the period around one nine hundred fifty s. and everyone was trying to rehabilitate artists who had been forced out by the nazis. even before the nazis came to power beckman this was a wo

also interesting to note that the two of the great exponents of this sort of realistic german expressionism also dick's and george crossed exactly the same they they served and suffered in the in the great war and you could see the pinned in there was so what could be expected from this exhibit been well it's cold the world as a stage because beckmann loved this because he loved the theater he loved the musical and he set a lot of his paintings in that but it goes. inside these paintings as topics you see to express the catastrophic situation he felt the world was in i mean so on the surface paintings of the stage but very emotional the current. she says granddaughter the executor of his estates and she also bears more than a passing resemblance to have famous grandfather max back mn but mine beckman never really got to know her grandfather she was only two years old when he died in america. the first things i learned about him were hanging on the wall. of course there was a lot of talk about him. because in the period around nine hundred fifty everyone was trying to rehabilitate artists wh

not con expressional debate, sterile in the extreme. it was a civil debate. on guns. i loved it. i was glued. i watched it. hold on a second, brian, i'm running out of time, i want to get to tiger woods, his recent play, his quality, it has golf fans lining up. tickets to the masters, the price is skyrocketed. a single day ticket costs 20% more than last year. it has to do with tiger woods and his current form. i would love to see him make a comeback, would you? >> i am. a lot of his detractors, he has been going through so much, so long, the people that came out against him 10 years ago because of problems he had in his personal life, they watched his game slowly fall apart, those people are in single digits now. when you have the people beating him, saying how much they look up to him, makes it, brings everyone together. i remember when he was can taken of the american team, he came over and won everybody over by offering input an insight. he now can practice. his back holds up. he can play, after playing 18 holes he can go practice. yesterday he got his fi

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