By Chris Bors
Erik Guzman’s finely crafted kinetic sculptures are both mysterious and challenging, and the three created for his current solo exhibition, “Who Made Who” at Brooklyn’s Front Room gallery, are no exception. Full article
COMINGS & GOINGS
By ARTINFO
Also, Frieze Art Fair has announced that Thelma Golden and Sabine Breitwieser will be the 2008 guest curators for the Outset/Frieze Art Fair Fund.
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THE AI INTERVIEW
By Kris Wilton
The outgoing chair of the National Endowment for the Arts talks about art in America.
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EDITOR'S PICKS
By Robert Ayers
A diverse list of gallery shows in New York, featuring everything from urban frenzy to painterly whimsy.
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ART PARTIES
By ARTINFO
Catherine Opie's retrospective opens at the Guggenheim; the Museum of Arts and Design re-opens in Columbus Circle; and the Louise Blouin Institute hosts Art After Dark.
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DISPATCH
By Sonia Campagnola
Hang around L.A.’s Chinatown galleries these days, and you will notice that things are in flux.
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AUCTION REPORTS
By Alexandra A. Seno
Five paintings by some of the biggest names in Chinese art could fetch a total of more than HK$46 million (U.S. $5.5 million) for the director.
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LIVES
By Jillian Steinhauer
On the eve of his new show at the Folk Art Museum, ARTINFO sets out to make sense of the artist's confused legacy.
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ART FAIRS & EVENTS
By Amy Page
Expectations for the fair had been about as low as they were for Sarah Palin during last week’s vice-presidential debate, but with two days to go until it closes, the IADF has already done much better than predicted.
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DISPATCH
By Sean O'Toole
In South Africa, violent crime is pervasive, making it hardly surprising that it also figures strongly in the content of contemporary art.
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THE ART WORLD WEEK IN REVIEW
By Sarah Douglas
Basic common sense and decency.
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October 10, 2008 
