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The Stuff of Legend: In Seattle, Bob Dylan's Guitar, Homework and More (Post, Jan. 3, 2005)

In NYC, the Anti-MoMa (Post, Dec. 12, 2004)

Architecture That Blends In And Stands Out (Post, Nov. 20, 2004)

MoMA's Moment: A Bigger Museum Leads to a Loss of Intimacy (Post, Nov. 20, 2004)

In New York, Himalayan Art With a Lofty Mission (Post, Oct. 17, 2004)

Dallas/Fort Worth: In the Art of Texas (Post, Oct. 17, 2004)

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Sure, It's Real! Real Fake.: In the Edifice of Art, Copies Forge a Niche (Post, Sept. 12, 2004)

How Grotesque! How Grand! (Post, July 25, 2004)

Eastern Civ: The Splendors of Byzantium Illuminate a Radiant Exhibition at the Met (Post, June 20, 2004)

Shopping for Art's Sake (Post, April 11, 2004)

Rubens Revisited: Ah, the Spectacle!: Painter's Status Reaffirmed With A Flourish by Lille Exhibition (Post, April 4, 2004)

Outside The Box: Donald Judd's Simple Forms Contain a World of Differences (Post, March 27, 2004)

Smithsonian to Host Visiting Iraqi Scholars (Post, Feb. 23, 2004)

In These Color Fields, Whimsy Sprouts (Post, Feb. 22, 2004)

Frond Memories: In Philly, the Morris Arboretum Fernery Recalls a Greener Age (Post, Feb. 18, 2004)

Latino Achievers in Smithsonian Spotlight: American History Exhibit Showcases Accomplishments (Post, Feb. 18, 2004)

Banal Biennale: The Art World Has Come to Venice. Innovation Didn't Make the Trip. (Post, June 22, 2003)

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