The works depict landscapes and architecture from his travels in Japan, China, Vietnam and Korea in 2009 and 2010

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(CBS/AP) Bob Dylan has done some of everything: Singing, songwriting, guitar playing, acting and now (more) art.

$[24\'s 8568] \'35<strong>31<\/strong>35 0537美\’ 16761599″ style=”max-width:400px;float:left;padding:10px 10px 10px 0px;border:0px;”>A New York City gallery will be exhibiting 18 drawings and paintings by Dylan created while the musician was touring Asia. </p> </p> <p>Pictures: Bob Dylan </p> </p> <p>The Gagosian Gallery says Dylan’s Asia Series will run from Sept. 20 to Oct. 22. </p> </p> <p>The gallery says it will be the singer-songwriter’s first exhibition in New York. </p> </p> <p>The works depict landscapes and architecture from his travels in Japan, <a href=https://gvya.club/>카지노사이트</a> China, Vietnam and Korea in 2009 and 2010. </p> </p> <p>Last year, the Halcyon Gallery in London exhibited his paintings based on sketches he made while on the road from 1989 to 1992. </p> </p> <p>In 2009, 100 works from his Brazil Series were shown at Denmark’s National Gallery.</p> </div> </div> <div class=$

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Judge Benningfield says he wants to stop prospective mothers and fathers from passing their drug addiction to their children and to do that, he’s offering what he believes is a heartfelt incentive with nothing but good intentions. But critics say the judge may be crossing the line, reports CBS News correspondent David Begnaud. “I’m not on a crusade of any sort, I’m trying to help — trying to help people,” said Judge Sam Benningfield. Benningfield estimates 80 to 90 percent of the cases that come before him are tied in some way to drugs or alcohol. So the local health department proposed an educational class for inmates at the county jail on the risks of babies being born addicted. “It seemed to me almost a no-brainer. Offer these women a chance to think about what they’re doing and to try to rehabilitate their life,” Benningfield said. He issued a two-fold standing order. Inmates could get two days knocked off their sentence if they completed the Department of Health’s NAS educational program and on top of that, he offered an additional 30 days off an inmate’s sentence if they undergo a birth-control procedure — meaning, a vasectomy for men and a contraception implant for women. “I think it is potentially unlawful,” said Bryant Dunaway, the local district attorney general whose prosecutors handle cases in front of Judge Benningfield. “It’s not the place of the government or the courts, or the state of Tennessee to encourage the trading of fertility procedures for a reduction in sentences.” While the judge isn’t explicitly encouraging the option, Dunaway said, “I think that by offering that as an option on his own he’s encouraging that.” So far, 24 women have had the implant procedure and 38 men have signed up for a vasectomy. “This is not forced on them,” Benningfield said. He feels blindsided by the criticism. “I’m trying to help these folks, you know, begin to think about taking responsibility for their life and doing right and giving them a leg up. And when they get out of jail to perhaps rehabilitate themselves and not be burdened again with unwanted children and all that comes with that,” Benningfield said. The county sheriff fully supports the judge’s standing order that was originally issued in May. But the ACLU believes the offer is unconstitutional. This is not sterilization. The female implants last up to three years and men can have vasectomies reversed. These procedures are free of charge to any inmate who wants it. Judge Benningfield says he will reverse his order if a higher court tells him what he has done is wrong.

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