February 2010 Table of Contents
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February 2010 Table of Contents
Published: February 5, 2010
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54 Feature
Iranian photographers confront the controversial
subjects of their native land.By Abigail R. Esman 60 Feature
The art world embraces the online world of
Facebook and Twitter. By AndrewRusseth 62 Feature
As digitally created images earn respect, their
prices are rising. By Andrew Slayman  68 When in...
Where to stay and eat and what to see while you’re in town for the Armory Show.By Adam Graham
DEPARTMENTS
12 The Reporter
Seized the Day
An insurance dispute results in Asher Edelmanbriefl y seizing art from Galerie Gmurzynska. By Judd Tully 17 Datebook
This month's cultural agenda: The people, events and publications on our radar.
Island Noir Bringing it to the Bay Area Tribal Gathering Living Large Beyond a Snapshot My Brilliant Career: Kiki Smith Keep Cool On the Fringe: A Preview of the Outsider Art Fair Conversation With Bruce High Quality Foundation Just Rewards: Taking Stock of Spain's Best Art Fair Leaving Home Movers & Shakers Point of View: Dominic Molon Not So Loopy In the Air: Whitney Biennial Also This Month 34 In the Studio
Jules de Balincourt
Jules de Balincourt has become an art world insider through his arch outsider style.By Rachel Wolff 43 Souren Melikian
The Fine Art of Missing Out on Masterpieces
At London’s Old Master sales, a few lots were sohighly touted that a couple of gems went unsung. 51 Brothers in Law
A Tale of Two Kitties
Copyright law can get as tangled as kittens in a basket of yarn.By Charles and Thomas Danziger MARKETFILE
73 Artist Dossier
Man Ray
The Surrealist icon pushed the boundaries of photography. His experimental prints are now some of his most coveted. By Deidre S. Greben 76 Sales Preview
Highlights at upcoming London auctions include a choice Cézanne still life and a rare Yves Klein painting. 78 Auction Reviews
American Paintings
Confident bidders fought vigorously for high-quality work at the December auctions. By Rebecca Knapp Adams International Auctions In Brief 88 Databank
Appreciating Classics, Old and New
How have classic Irving Penn prints and more recent works by Thomas Struth performed in the marketplace? By Marisa Bartolucci and Carnelia Garcia |
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