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Gardens in the Sky

By Michael Wang
Work Architecture Company’s summer installation Public Farm 1 (P.F. 1)at P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center reconfigured Le Corbusier’s modernist ideal as an urban vegetable garden. Full article

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Street Cred

By Joshuah Bearman

A visit to the L.A. studio of Shepard Fairey, who created the Democratic nominee's iconic "Hope" and "Progress" posters
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Photo Op

By A. M. Homes

Catherine Opie: "What is real, at this point? Who begins to act or perform in public, or in front of a camera, in a specific way that is only a performance of real?"
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The Last Days of W.

As we look back on the last eight years, Bush’s infamous malapropisms don’t seem so funny anymore (if they ever did).
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REPORT

Baghdad's Unlikely Muralists

By Charles Levinson

Iraqi artists combat the insurgents with pro-government paintings.
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WORKING PRACTICE

Blueprint for a Doodle

By Claire Barliant

Sol LeWitt made it his mission to make art available to everyone by reducing it to its barest essence: a list of instructions.
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ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

White House Redux

By Geoff Manaugh

Some of the more outlandish entries from a recent competition to redesign the White House
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All The President's Marketing Men

By George Pendle

The 2008 race for the Oval OfficThe 2008 race for the Oval Office has been criticized as a battle of the brands, but the truth is that candidates have been selling themselves since the days of William Henry Harrison
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MATTHEW COLLINGS'S DIARY

Hell Calling

By Matthew Collings

More brutality from the Chapmans
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Andy Goes to China

By Christopher Turner

Because Warhol could be described as the godfather of contemporary Chinese art, this seems an ideal time to reflect on his brief visit to China in 1982.
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WORKING PRACTICE

A Different Slant of Light

By Doryun Chong

In Haegue Yang's most recent project, Asymmetric Equality, white and red lights raked and danced across a forest of blinds and mirrors, their movement responding to the pounding of a drum set, which audiences were invited to play.
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Latest News

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Accordia Houses Win Stirling Prize
Cameron Jamie Wins First Yanghyun Prize in Seoul
Luxrule Takes Over Artparis
Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Acquires Harry Shunk Archive
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Features

Chanel Mobile Art Lands in New York

Sarah Douglas sat down in Chanel’s New York offices with Fabrice Bousteau, the editor in chief of Beaux Arts magazine and the curator of Chanel Mobile Art.
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Features

Playbook

Appreciating the pleasures of the grape is all the sweeter with our guide.
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Datebook

French Translation

What’s happening this month at galleries, museums, auctions and fairs around the globe.
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In the Air

Busted

The Getty has staged a diplomatic coup with its new Bernini survey.
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Datebook

Design Scheme

What’s happening this month at galleries, museums, auctions and fairs around the globe.
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Movers+Shakers

Venice Satellite

L&M Arts sets up a satellite shop in Los Angeles.
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In the Air

Homage to Hirst

Jeweler Alan Bronstein credits Damien Hirst’s diamond-encrusted skull with giving him the courage to unveil his gem-studded work to the art world.
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Architecture & Design

Gardens in the Sky

Work Architecture Company’s summer installation Public Farm 1 (P.F. 1)at P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center reconfigured Le Corbusier’s modernist ideal as an urban vegetable garden.
Full article

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Street Cred