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The Density of Light
Art and Soul “People Wasn’t Made to Burn”
Yesterday’s Noise Artist Marisa Olson examines what gets left behind as we upgrade
This is Man’s Work Maya Lin and her global effort to inspire and inform about biodiversity and habitat loss
Liberating the Beast The legend of the Minotaur revisited
Play Me A River Let the river run,let all the dreamerswake the nation.Come, the New Jerusalem.—Carly Simon
Road Work
Civil Vision Artists explore the hazards of excessiveness in the city
Rising High “It must be tall. Every inch of it tall. The force and power of altitude must be in it, the glory and pride of exultation must be in it…”—Louis Sullivan in his essay “The Tall Office Building Artistically Considered,” Lippincott’s Magazine, March, 1896)
Because the Art Sigalit Zetouni examines one of art's best friends, the Alsdorf Foundation, and an upcoming Robert Mapplethorpe exhibition.
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