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Tim Burton

Modern Painters

November 2009

Table of Contents

By Marina Cashdan

Filmmaker Tim Burton speaks about his film- and artmaking in an in-depth look at his major career retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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Dreaming the Future

RoseLee Goldberg in conversation with Robert Ayers.

Snapshot of a Song

Snapshot of a Song

By Erica Orden

Shirin Neshat refocuses her lens on the legacy of Laos.

Love Hurts

By Bill Clarke

Canadians Nicholas and Shiela
Pye expose the painful parts of
romance.

Field Guide: The State of Things: Brussels/Beijing / Center for Fine Arts

Field Guide

The State of Things: Brussels/Beijing / Center for Fine Arts

by Carnelia Garcia

In 1961, Queen Elisabeth of Belgium visited China, cementing a friendship between the small European country and the Asian behemoth.

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Robin Rhode and Leif Ove Andsnes

James Turrell / The Wolfsburg Project

Federico Fellini

Alfred Leslie: Cool Man in a Golden Age

Body Image

Art & Science

By Sarah Douglas

A Tokyo exhibition examines the human form, physically and philosophically.

Target Practice: Painting Under Attack 1949-78

Reviews

Target Practice: Painting Under Attack 1949-78

By Regina Hackett

This Seattle Art Museum show focused on artists who saw painting as a closed world and attempted to pry it open.

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Dorothy Iannone

Rirkrit Tiravanija

Different Sames and New Vision

Books

Two New Books Offer Insight and Background On Middle Eastern Contemporary Art

By Robert Ayers

Different Sames edited by Hossein Amirsadeghi

Minimalist architect Michael Gabellini puts five questions to minimalist artist Roni Horn

MEETING OF MINDS

Minimalist architect Michael Gabellini puts five questions to minimalist artist Roni Horn

The two thinkers discuss site specificity and source material.

Diary

From Raging Bulls to Miserable Drips

By Matthew Collings

Art in the movies reflects society's changing perceptions of art-world morality.

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