Feller: we're still special

Article Abstract:

David Feller, president of the National Academy of Arbitrators, feels that labor arbitrators will always be needed and important despite commercial arbitrators enjoying a period of greater respect in the 1990s. Feller became known when he argued the 'Steelworkers Trilogy' to the Supreme Court 30 years ago. Feller agrees that the arbitrators' field is a difficult one to enter.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Arbitrators, Feller, David E.

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Conscientious objector

Article Abstract:

The work of Jon Rabin Baitz is not only focused on the complexities of life, but also attempts to relay a social consciousness. Baitz is influenced by his experiences living in South Africa and Brazil where he obtained an understanding of apartheid and extreme poverty.

Biography, Interview, Baitz, Jon Robin

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Mythscapes: aboriginal art

Article Abstract:

Much of the 100-years of aboriginal creations on view were ignored by the mainstream art world until recently. Many of the exhibited works reflects this artistic and cultural discrimination, with plainly polemical purposes.

Exhibitions, Art, Australian (Aboriginal), Australian aboriginal art, Painting, Australian (Aboriginal), Australian aboriginal painting

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