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Peter Eisenman Accepts New Professorship at Yale

Also, Painter Albert York has died. Full article
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Sterling Ruby in New York

By Andrew Russeth

The L.A.-based artist, who currently has a show at Foxy Production, suggests five shows worth seeing.
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ART PARTIES

Let Them Eat Art

By Andrew Russeth

Marina Abramovic, Mickalene Thomas, Leandro Erlich, and Rob Wynne worked with some of New York’s most celebrated pastry chefs to produce special cakes for an evening that featured many unsettling pleasures.
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ART PARTIES

Hog Wild

By Sarah Douglas

Guests at Jennifer Rubell’s interactive food odyssey “Creation” were confronted an abundance unseen in the art world as of late.
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TOP 5

The Best of Performa 09

By Robert Ayers

A sampling of the 2009 performance art biennial's massive offering of events.
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ART PARTIES

Picture This

The Brooklyn Museum celebrated its new rock and roll photography exhibition with a Blondie concert.
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EDITOR'S PICKS

The Art of Eating

By Andrew Russeth

Some of New York’s most exciting upcoming art projects aim to please the palate.
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COMINGS & GOINGS

Photographer Roy DeCarava Has Died

Also, landscape architect Lawrence Halprin has died.
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WEEKEND PICKS

Kiel Johnson in Los Angeles

By Kris Wilton

Obsessive, dystopian drawings are brought to life in offbeat, Rube Goldberg–inspired fantasy machines.
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Terry Riley on Resigning from the Miami Art Museum

By Sarah Douglas

Riley says that with building plans complete, he felt it was a good time to step aside.
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ART PARTIES

The Kandinsky Prize Visits London

The Kandinsky Prize and the Louise Blouin Foundation celebrated the opening of a new exhibition devoted to Russia’s most innovative young artists.
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