TABLE OF CONTENTS

June 2008 Table of Contents

Published: June 1, 2008

Art+Auction: A Day in the Life

Art+Auction: The New Blue Chip

Art+Auction: What's in a Name?

Art+Auction: Fair Game

Art+Auction: Conversation With...

Art+Auction: Datebook

Art+Auction: In the Studio

Art+Auction: Obsessions

Art+Auction: Books

Art+Auction: Marketfile

Art+Auction: Artist Dossier

Art+Auction: London Sales Preview

Art+Auction: Auction Reviews

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FEATURES

118 a day in the life

The only way to find out what art’s all-stars are really up to? Follow them around for 24 hours.
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120 Gary Tinterow by Leslie Camhi Read the Article
122 Christian Deydier by Paula Weideger Read the Article
124 Bettina Korek by Jori Finkel Read the Article
126 Ken Yeh by Lara Day Read the Article
128 Piotr Uklański by Meghan Dailey Read the Article

A writer describes the hectic job of shadowing a Met curator on his daily rounds. Read the Article

130 the new blue chip

German Expressionism is the next hot thing in collecting.
By Judith H. Dobrzynski
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138 Expressionism in Museums Aficionados of German Expressionism don’t have to wait for special exhibitions or be satisfied with the few works on view at major museums. By Judith H. Dobrzynski
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138 what's in a name?

When it comes to buying Old Master paintings, attribution is everything. By Judd Tully
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136 Rembrandt or Not? Only a handful of people in the world have the authority to determine whether a painting is a genuine Rembrandt. By Nina Siegal
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142 fair game

The struggle for inclusion in art fairs has selection committees under scrutiny. By Sarah Douglas
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145 Show and Tell As interest in the Art Show has increased, the Art Dealers Association of America has been grappling with a way to accommodate its diverse and expanding membership.
By Sarah Douglas
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DEPARTMENTS

14 from the editor

Thinking about the inspiration fallacy and the potential in just showing up for work. Read the Letter

18 contributors

Checking in with some of the talented people whose work graces our pages this month.

23 in the air

Get Thee to the Getty Read the Article
The Ring and the Bling Read the Article
La Cienega Story Read the Article
Damsels in Demand Read the Article

29 movers+shakers

On the Move Read the Article
Right as Rhine Read the Article
Designing Men Read the Article
Snapping to It Read the Article
Taking the Lead Read the Article

33 conversation with...

Chicago dealer Kavi Gupta is doing his part to put his hometown back on the map. By Jori Finkel
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37 the reporter

Sonnabend Goes Private Read the Article
Market Uplift Read the Article
Artful Dodgers Read the Article

To view highlights from the collection of the late Ileanna Sonnabend see the article

47 datebook

A Perfect Pair Read the Article
Grand Slam Read the Article
One-Man Show Read the Article
Brit Mod Read the Article
In Fine Form Read the Article
Master Class Read the Article
Beneath the Surface Read the Article
Basel Dazzle Read the Article
Auction House Read the Article
Ancient History Read the Article
Kapoor + Moore Read the Article
Bible Study Read the Article

66 in the studio

South Korea’s Lee Bul shifts her artistic focus from the body to failed utopias. By Barbara Pollack
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For outtakes from our exclusive look at Lee’s studio see the article

77 souren melikian

Buyers from China kept the market for Eastern works of art moving during New York’s Asia Week. Read the Article

88 obsessions

If it’s from New Spain, then Mexico City collector Daniel Liebsohn has to have it. By Edward M. Gómez
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107 brothers in law

The ethical and legal challenges of buying a museum piece. By Charles and Thomas Danziger
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111 books

Painting Ladies
Women Impressionists devotes well-deserved attention to the careers of Berthe Morisot, Mary Cassatt, Eva Gonzalès and Marie Bracquemond. By Peter Plagens
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Con Artist
In The Forger's Spell, Edward Dolnick tells the story of a forger who was lacking as a painter but excelled as a con man. By Nina Siegal
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MARKETFILE

155 artist dossier

Natalia Goncharova Read the Article

163 in brief

Fit for a King Read the Article
A Dickens Tale Read the Article
Show Time Read the Article

166 london sales preview

Expect the unexpected at this season’s London auctions.
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Sotheby’s Imp/Mod Read the Article
Christie’s Imp/Mod Read the Article
Sotheby’s Contemporary Read the Article
Sotheby’s Old Masters Read the Article
Christie’s Old Masters & British Read the Article
Christie’s Contemporary Read the Article
Phillips Contemporary Read the Article
Simon Sainsbury Read the Article

176 auction reviews

Asia Week Read the Article
Old Master Paintings Read the Article
Photographs Read the Article

192 databank

Basel World Read the Article

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