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Occupy Wall Street Booted From Zuccotti Park
Update: A state judge in New York issued a temporary restraining order that would allow protesters back into More …
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Margin Call: Boardroom with a View
David D’Arcy reviews Margin Call, a long dark night in the offices of an investment bank that cheats More …
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Sherrie Levine and the Critics
Roberta Smith writing in The New York Times Friday about Sherrie Levine: “Mayhem”, at New York’s Whitney Museum through More …
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Fun Fun Fun Fest Wrap-Up
On Friday, I saw one set: Ocote Soul Sounds. What a set it was! The live incarnation of More …
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Get Mad and Get Even: Laura Dern in Enlightened
Laura Dern in Enlightened (HBO) is my latest favest TV heroine – through episode 3 of season 1, More …
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Fort Collins to Make a Rocky Mountain Regional Arts Incubator
Fort Collins, Colorado, tasked with creating a Rocky Mountain Regional Arts Incubator, won a $100,000 “Our Town” grant from More …
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Still Standing at Sotheby’s – Abstract Pays for Concrete
Clyfford Still still lives – in bigger numbers than ever. Tonight at Sotheby’s in New York, four paintings More …
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Nazi-Looted Klimt Brings $40 Million at Sotheby’s Auction
A Klimt landscape that that hadn’t been since the late 1930’s by the man whose family owned it More …
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Does the Monster Grow Up?
A recent New York Times headline about waning American influence in the context of the G20 summit caught More …
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ISEA, More Than Just Another Cool Acronym
I love acronyms. ISEA is pronounced like a word, which—according to my college Linguistics professor—distinguishes it from initialism, More …
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Denver Arts Week In Review
The Mayor’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts were awarded November 3 to kick off Denver Arts Week. More …
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“It Is All About the Local”: ArtPlaceAmerica Deadline
New letters of inquiry (LOI) are due to the next and second phase of ArtPlaceAmerica grants due on More …
November 2011