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John Varoli is an American public relations practitioner, who worked as a journalist in Russia from 1997 to 2010. In that period he wrote about 3000 articles for publications including the ''St Petersburg Times'', Radio Free Europe, the ''New York Times'',〔(''Art / Architecture; Amber Room, Lost to War, Is Recreated'' ), The New York Times〕 ''the International Herald Tribune'', Bloomberg News,〔(''Billionaires Splash Out on Middle-East Art as Dubai Fair Grows'' ), Bloomberg〕 ''The Art Newspaper'',〔(''No market is immune: Russia'' ), The Art Newspaper〕 ''Art & Auction'' magazine, ''Art Khronika'', and many more. He also had some experience working for TV. In the first half of 2003, he hosted a TV programme on Russia’s Kultura Channel called ``A Walk Down Broadway’’. From the middle of 2006 to the middle of 2007 he worked as a TV news producer at the Moscow bureau of Reuters, responsibly for producing TV news from across Russia and the former Soviet Union.〔(''Legendary Performances, Administration'' ), Legendary Performances〕 ==Early career== John Varoli graduated from Cornell University in 1990 with a degree in Russian Studies. He came to Russia in June 1992, and soon after joined with a group of young Russians to create Moscow’s first organization helping street children. He served as general director of Off the Streets Charity until 1996, leaving only to care of his new family and moving to St. Petersburg where he began to write for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, and for the St Petersburg Times. In 1998 ''The New York Times'' appointed him stringer for St Petersburg and Northwest Russia. In this year, he also began to write regularly for Bloomberg News, and for the London-based monthly, ''The Art Newspaper''. As one of the only full-time foreign correspondents in St Petersburg, he contributed to other publications, including ''People'' magazine, ''Departures'' and ''Art & Antiques''. In 2004, Bloomberg News appointed Varoli to the company’s newly created arts department (Muse), and to write about art and culture in Russia. From 2004 to 2010, Varoli primarily wrote for Bloomberg, and ''The Art Newspaper''. He often covered Russian auctions in London and New York, as well as interviewing Moscow’s secretive billionaire collectors, and tracking their acquisitions. He also wrote on the problem of fakes on the Russian art market.〔(''Tycoon Ivanov Vies Faberge, Boosts $2 Billion Museum Collection'' ), Bloomberg〕〔(''Russia's New Art Regulator Fights to Stem Tide of Forgeries '' ), Bloomberg〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「John Varoli」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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