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Articles in Fall, 2007 issue of C: International Contemporary Art

• Canada, locate yourself!
  by Rosemary Heather
• Artists and air miles: the peripatetic life of the 21st century artist has some unexpected consequences. Jacob Wren on report
  by Jacob Wren
• Biennale de Montreal 2007: can art exhibitions have upsets, just like a sports competition? Leila Pourtavaf reports from Montreal
  by Leila Pourtavaf
• Anarchy at documenta: Toronto artist Luis Jacob and University of Victoria Art History Professor Allan Antliff have had a lone association based on their common interest in anarchism. They spoke about Jacob's installation for documenta, in the weeks leadi
  by Allan Antliff
• Artist centrefold
  by Victoria Kent
• The 52nd Venice Biennale: Petra Halkes finds this year's edition of the art world's most venerable exhibition to be low-key, even self-effacing
  by Petra Halkes
• Jon Sasaki
  by Dave Dyment
• Two versions of engagement: Jon Davies on Harrell Fletcher and Rirkrit Tiravanija
  by Jon Davies
• The Munster sculpture project: Vesna Krstich reports on the site-specific "long study" that is this once-in-every-10-years event
  by Vesna Krstich
• documenta 12: all art is contemporary—or at least that would seem to be the argument advanced by documenta 12. C's editor
  by Rosemary Heather
• Memory trigger: Susan Philipsz talks to Manuel Segade about the emotional and psychological properties of song, and how this became the basis for her art
  by Manuel Segada
• Chih-Chien Wang: Optica Gallery, Montreal
  by Tatiana Mellema
• Gordon Matta-Clark: You Are the Measure
  by Chen Tamir
• Anitra Hamilton: Retrospective on Parade
  by Earl Miller
• Projections: A Survey of Projection-Based Works in Canada, 1964-2007
  by Dan Adler
• Jeremy Shaw: Best Minds Part One
  by Clint Burnham
• Monika Baer, Thomas Bayrle
  by Wojciech Olejnik
• Lynne Marsh, Ballroom
  by Stacey Abramson