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April 30, 2001
Fit to Be Tied

Behind Closed Doors: The Art of Hans Bellmer

January 24, 2005
Middle Eastern Studies

A century’s worth of proletarian portraits gives the Arab world a very different face.

May 27, 2002
Skin Deep

Susan Rothenberg
Brice Marden

May 23, 2005
Jaded Beauty

Jack Goldstein and Gregory Crewdson continue dancing on the line between earnest and distanced.

May 8, 2000
It's All in the Rist

Pipilotti Rist's mix of fifties-era kitsch and postmodern self-awareness delivers a savvy commentary on the state of contemporary art.

October 5, 1998
In Brief: "Louis Comfort Tiffany at the Metropolitan Museum of Art"
April 26, 2004
Mirror Images

The work of the best fashion photographers reflects the momentary dreams of the culture around them—but makes a lasting impression.

July 17, 2000
The World in a Pot

In the humble still lifes of Chardin -- many painters' favorite painter -- you can find everything you need to know; it's the fleeting moments that matter in Sargent.

October 7, 2002
The View From Here

A big Met retrospective of his portraits shows that even when the great Richard Avedon traveled to unfamiliar places, he saw his subjects through a New Yorker's eyes.

February 28, 2005
Curtain Up

The Gates may be a minor Christo work, pooh-poohed by the art Establishment. But as event, as spectacle, as public gesture—whoah!

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