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Saturday, May 24, 2008

George Oppen Centennial Symposium
Poets House, NYC
(MP3s of the entire event!)

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Professor denied tenure over flarf

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Students expelled for writing, collage

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Jon Carroll,
humiliated by P-R-I-V-I-L-E-G-E
for Small Press Distribution

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Paul Hoover on Proceduralism & Chance Poetics

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Rachel Blau DuPlessis’ Blue Studios:
Poetry and Its Cultural Work

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Stephen Romer’s Yellow Studio

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PEN translation award goes to
Rosmarie Waldrop

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Lyn Hejinian’s Little Book
of a Thousand Eyes

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Peter Gizzi on Barbara Guest

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What differentiates
bad poetry from good

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MP3s of KCRW’s Bookworm program:
Clayton Eshleman (forthcoming, May 29)
Ariana Reines
Eileen Myles & Maggie Nelson
Bob Hass

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Will Barnes & Noble buy Borders?

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Suzanne Vega wrestles with
the problems of composition

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Tao Lin Week at 3:AM Magazine
Day Four
Day Three
Day Two
Day One

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

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The Geraldine R Dodge poetry lineup:
Forrest Gander, C.D. Wright,
Brenda Hillman & a whole lot
of the
School of Q.

The festival of literary magazines
in New Jersey

looks like a lot more fun

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Talking with Ruth Fainlight

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Honor Moore’s memoir of her father

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Talking with Henry Rollins

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William Burroughs, Jonathan Williams & d.a. levy

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Emma Sovich has won
the best campus writing award
in the country

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Orhan Pamuk’s Istanbul

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A tremendous achievement

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Milton is not better than Shakespeare
but he’s still pretty good

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Are writers made or born?

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The poetry of John Haines

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Gary Snyder, voice of the wild

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Using Lulu to return rare books to print

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In Cardiff Castle gentleman’s room

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Joan Houlihan on the question
of who reviews women at CPR,
and how

Kathleen Rooney’s review
of Elizabeth McFarland
triggered this

Daniel Hoffman’s preface to the book

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Stephanie Norgate & Tamara Fulcher

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Remembering Sarah Hannah

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Backing Duffy for laureate

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Borrowing the voice of Helen Keller

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The e-publishing / © quandry

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Bush appointees trash EPA libraries

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An empiricist cheers for Alan Sokol

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The politics of theory

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Politics? I don’t got show you
no stinkin’ politics…

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Mingus: The Clown

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Misunderstanding Nina Katchadourian

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The hottest music ticket in California:
The ROVA / Nels Cline Celestial Septet

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The gaze of the artist & the female muse

Lucian Freud’s “Benefits Supervisor
weighs in

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Michael Rossman has died

FSM Archive

Michael’s blog

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Král Majáles

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Putting poetry readings out of business in Chicago

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Louis Zukofsky died 30 years ago yesterday

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Tony Wood on Daniil Kharms

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Sarah Ruden’s Virgil

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Edward Byrnes on Gary Snyder

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Ten questions for me
(not to be confused with
12 or 20)

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Ten questions for Toni Morrison

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Peter Gizzi
talking with Charles Bernstein on Close Listening (MP3)
& reading his poetry

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Frank Wilson on Frank O’Hara

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Jordan Davis on Rudy Burkhardt

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The future of English

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Open source language learning?

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The “Imperialist Ear:
poetry, sound, geography

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Gallese & Lakoff:
The Role of the Sensory-Motor System
In Reason and Language (PDF)

Other papers by Vittorio Gallese

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1958: war of the intellectuals

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Geof Huth responds to the question
of sentimentality

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A poetry quiz by Linh Dinh

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Doris Lessing:
”the Nobel has been a disaster”

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Ocho 14,
which I reviewed here,
is now available free
as an online download (PDF)

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Chase Berggun,
”the young Robert Creeley”

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Brenda Iijima
reading (streaming audio & video)

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In memory of Jonathan Williams,
a recipe for Hopping John

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High school class argues over
Aram Saroyan’s
Complete Minimal Poems

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Lorenzo Thomas:
a reading on video & mp3

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Reading Error:
Palmer, Bernstein, Hejinian

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George Bowering & Stuart Ross
in New
Denver, BC

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Franklin Marshall Davis
the poet in Obama’s life

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Challenging John Hollander’s racist vision

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Craig Boyko,
the “next great Canadian author”?

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Prose poems from California

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Contending views of poetry

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Bloodaxe turns 30 In Person

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Is grand Arabic poetry still possible?

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What is Arab-American poetry?

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The Moral Resonance of Arab Media

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PBS Newshour on Israeli & Palestinian poetry

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Robert Redford & Wendell Berry

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The poet writes a best-seller

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There will be no new print editions
of the OED

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© orphans

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Bridesmaid revisited

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Sky high poetry from Singapore to London

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Thomas Wyatt, modernist

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A profile of Mike Barrett

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The Wordsworth of Kashmir

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John Donne & the Sopranos

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Hard times for lit crit?

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Southern California
gets its 3rd laureate

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Killing the Minnesota Review?

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He got a Nobel Prize for Literature
for a ghostwritten work

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Tone maps for reading aloud

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David Orr on Vendler’s Yeats

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No Bukowski in the Wash Post
poetry issue?!?!

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The most objectionable book in America?

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Loving what you ridicule

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“Resistance Poetry Night”
comes to Tehran

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A profile of Adam Kirsch

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Designing book covers for the airport

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Postcards from Larkin

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Mary Karr & Sarah Harwell
doing the Mother’s Day theme
with a twist

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World’s longest poem?

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I won’t write about this

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Resurrecting John Stuart Mill

& remembering “Dick” Rorty

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Remembering things that never happened

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Contesting Said’s Orientalism

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Doubling arts audiences in Philly?

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Talking with Steve Swallow
(in part about Bob Creeley)

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Howard Mandel’s complete review of
George Lewis’ A Power Stronger than Itself:
The AACM and American Experimental Music

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Art Lange on Steve Lacy

Bill Shoemaker on Lacy

Brian Morton on Lacy

Lacy in Europe

A roundtable on – you guessed it

Memories of Lacy

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Can Bruce Springsteen be art?

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Because art is context

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So what is painting now?

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Public art should be picked democratically

Or maybe not

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Is Richard Serra the most popular
Flickr artist?”

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The rise of street art

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MF Husain beats “obscenity” charge
for the seventh time

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Suze Rotolo speaks up

LA Times review

Salon

Rotolo’s book art

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Gerhard Richter & Sigmar Polke
in the cathedral

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12 films documenting
this year’s Pew Fellows

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Hanon Reznikov has died

Thursday, May 08, 2008


photo by Chip Cooper

A terrific interview of
Cornelius Eady on Fresh Air

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Dale Smith on Jonathan Williams’
contributions to small press culture

An belated obit from The Times of London

A Jonathan Williams celebration in Philadelphia

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Louis Zukofsky as a “body without organs”

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Tony Tost’s “System Says”

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Adrienne Rich returns

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Close reading (aloud) a sound poem by Jaap Blonk

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The end of the sentence

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Getting rid of book returns

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A musical setting for Creeley’s “Sufi Sam Christian”

The Creeley-Steve Swallow version

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The Nuyorican Poets Café
turns 35

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Hating contemporary poetry
from Allen Ginsberg to Nada Gordon

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Can POD save the back-list?

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The impossible task of being
Alice Walker’s daughter

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Poetry Roundup:
Lewis Warsh, Cristina Perri Rossi, Auggie Kleinzhaler

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Julie Patton & Charles Bernstein on the Bowery

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Brian Cassidy on a collection of early photos & collages
by & about William S. Burroughs

The photos & collages can be linked from the left

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A short history of Korean poetry

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Back to Plath

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An anthology of Greek-American poetry

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Stride exits on its own terms

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A profile of Woeser

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The Palestine Festival of Literature

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Kashmiri poets in Middle Eastern anthology

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Banned Saudi novel available in English

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Shakespeare & philosophy

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Jeanette Winterson on
Shakespeare & Co.

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This week’s death-of-a-bookstore pieces
comes from Seattle

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The poet with too many heads

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Noise in the library

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Web reviews are selling books (duh)

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Giving authors back their ©

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Fatwas can make you a better person

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A profile of Vivimarie Vanderpoorten

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Joyce Carol Oates, taking shots at the canon

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Ilyas Malayev has died

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Poetry & pain

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What future for “foreign” languages?

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Bemoaning contemporary fiction

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Talking with David Yezzi

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Just the whole idea of
a Stephen King-John Mellencamp musical …

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Talking with Dana Gioia

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Talking about Richard Rorty

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Marketing contemporary Chinese art
under questionable circumstances

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John Yau talks to Simon Frost

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The perfect image of
being British”?

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Getting vertical with Richard Serra

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The “Michelangelo of graffiti

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Talking with Jeff Koons

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Mourning the death of Polaroid

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The photo is dead

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Phong Bui talks to Tom Doyle

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Rothko to Qatar

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A profile of Alanna Heiss

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A profile of Anselm Kiefer

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Art school as a place to
stop making sense

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Art writing beyond criticism

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Advancing dance

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Dance & anorexia

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The “Top 100” public intellectuals
are 92 percent male

What else is wrong with this list?