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Current Issue

Maya Lin: Building Nature – conserving the environment has become a primary impetus for Lin’s work.
 
Spring in Dystopia – much is made of “lessness” in the current Whitney Biennial, where many artists look away from a thriving market toward a wealth of troubles.
 
Like Life – is a better world waiting in the virtual universe of Second Life? Cao Fei offers an ambiguous if seductive answer.
 
If Walls Could Speak – known for work of surpassing taciturnity, Michael Asher assembled a chorus of ghost walls in his latestinstallation.
 
Glimpses Beyond the Edge – the wilderness—as place and disposition—haunts Peter Doig’s thoroughly cosmopolitan paintings.
 
Putrih’s Play Stations – though his upbringing in the former Yugoslavia offered cause for cynicism, Tobias Putrih believes in art as a force for good.
 
Light Maneuvers – taking a line of light for a walk, Anthiny McCall long ago created a still-generative installation.
 
Two by Two – Tim Noble and Sue Webster jazz up Rockefeller Plaza—and the dark recesses of the unconscious, too.
 
Front Page – the latest news and notes from around the art world.


 
 

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