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Constance Mallinson "Maura Bendett at Roberts and Tilton". Art in America. FindArticles.com. 31 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1248/is_11_93/ai_n15950847/

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• Quinn marble for Trafalgar Square
  by David Ebony
• Sixties esthetics
  by Carter Ratcliff
• Jim Drain at Greene Naftali
  by Michael Amy
• Janet Fish at DC Moore
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Rosalyn Bodycomb at Mulcahy Modern
  by Charles Dee Mitchell
• Museum of Modern Art
• Dynamic domesticity: with an emphasis on sewing and handicraft, a recent group show offered a low-tech alternative to consumerist flash
  by Paula Harper
• Pierre Soulages at Robert Miller and Haim Chanin
  by Stephen Maine
• The vanished prodigy: at 19, Barbara Rubin created "Christmas on Earth," an erotically charged classic of 1960s underground cinema. Here, the author recounts an all-too-brief career and life
  by Daniel Belasco
• New Museum of Contemporary Art
• American Art "Icons" on PBS
  by Stephanie Cash
• Walking through art history
  by Janet Koplos
• Sam Durant at Paula Cooper
  by Anastasia Aukeman
• Orlan at Stefan Stux
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Karen Rich Beall at Solomon Projects
  by Cathy Byrd
• Alex Hartley at Miro
  by Jane Neal
• Rehabilitating Rebay
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Miami hosts the art world
  by Roni Feinstein
• Os Gemeos at Deitch Projects
  by Constance Wyndham
• Jansson Stegner at Mike Weiss
  by Sarah Valdez
• Elizabeth Ockwell at Gallery Mornea
  by Victor M. Cassidy
• New York Foundation for the Arts
• China: the final frontier
• Frances Stark at CRG
  by Lilly Wei
• Contemporary cache to MOMA
• Tobias Putrih at Max Protetch
  by Matthew Guy Nichols
• Peter Gallo at White Columns
  by Sarah Valdez
• Ezio Martinelli at Robert Henry Adams
  by Victor M. Cassidy
• Per Kirkeby at Galleri Bo Bjerggaard
  by Lyle Rexer
• Omer Fast at Postmasters
  by Brian Boucher
• William Bartman 1946-2005
  by Elizabeth C. Baker
• Picasso lawsuit resolved
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Phong Bui at Sarah Bowen
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Lindsay Brant at Haswellediger
  by Eleanor Heartney
• David Bradshaw at Mad Brook Farm
  by Jill Johnston
• Olafur Eliasson at the Jamie Residence
  by Michael Duncan
• The subjective object: while showing an enduring preference for the casual touch, deliberately creaky facture and modest materials, Richard Tuttle has over the last 40 years created an exceptionally varied body of work, as a current traveling retrospectiv
  by Richard Kalina
• Milton Avery at Riva Yares
  by Arden Reed
• International Center of Photography
• The University of Florida's Harn Museum, in Gainesville, recently unveiled a new addition
• Saatchi Gallery gets the boot
  by David Ebony
• Paul Brach at Flomenhaft
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Phyllis Galembo at Sepia International
  by Calvin Reid
• Barbara Crane at Flatfile
  by Victor M. Cassidy
• Stephane Pencreac'h at Anne de Villepoix
  by Paul B. Franklin
• The faces of work: Latino day laborers are the exclusive subject of painter John Sonsini, who grants his models the prominence—perhaps even the permanence—associated with the tradition of the portrait in oil
  by Michael Duncan
• Tara Donovan is the winner of the inaugural $50,000 Calder Prize, given by the Calder Foundation
• Artists in the city: engagement with the urban environment and the local public was the theme of this year's Istanbul Biennial
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Larry Rivers at Marlborough and Marlborough Chelsea
  by Roni Feinstein
• Gerard Mosse at Kathryn Markel
  by Lilly Wei
• Adam Ross at Angles
  by Dan Adler
• The Praemium Imperiale awards, given by the Japan Art Association in Tokyo, were recently presented to five individuals in the arts; each receives approximately $135,000
• Empirical endeavors: working for just eight intense years, Britain's Roger Fenton expanded the range of early photography and helped to professionalize the field
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Jon Pylypchuk at Friedrich Petzel
  by Nancy Princenthal
• Obituaries
• Mangelos at Peter Freeman
  by Faye Hirsch
• Guggenheim & Pompidou outposts
  by Stephanie Cash
• Candice Breitz at Sonnabend
  by Gregory Volk
• Pavel Kraus at Bond
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Jonas Mekas at Maya Stendhal
  by Daniel Belasco
• Tauba Auerbach at New Image Art
  by Leah Ollman
• Arman, 1928-2005
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Facing the facts: ranging from the first century A.D. to the present, "Retratos," an exhibition of portraits that travels this month to Washington, reflects the complexity of Latin American history and cultural identity
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Hildur Asgeirsdottir Jonsson at the Museum of Contemporary Art
  by Dan Tranberg
• Artist Francisco Toledo is the recipient of the $257,000 Right Livelihood Award for his efforts to protect the cultural heritage of his native state of Oaxaca, Mexico
• Melissa Meyer at Elizabeth Harris
  by Matthew Guy Nichols
• Airborne abstraction: embracing indeterminacy and chance, Jackie Matisse sends her abstract forms aloft on kites. Painted kite tails, assemblages, photo and film documentation, and an electronic simulacrum of kite-flying were recently on view in a New Yor
  by Jill Johnston
• Robert Moskowitz at Peter Blum
  by Vincent Katz
• James Gobel at Kravets/Wehby
  by Leigh Anne Miller
• Maura Bendett at Roberts and Tilton
  by Constance Mallinson
• No rest for the weary Getty, and Met targeted
• Video comes to the 'Stans: a lively video festival in Almaty, Kazakhstan, has helped fuel the rapid spread of the medium across the republics of Central Asia
  by Thomas McEvilley
• Chris Ofili at the Studio Museum in Harlem
  by Sarah Valdez
• Duckworth's volumes and planes: a traveling retrospective examines the 60-year career of sculptor Ruth Duckworth, whose reductive vessels and blocky figures reflect the coolness of international modernism
  by Julian Stair
• The Indianapolis Museum of Art recently opened its new contemporary art galleries
• Sean Scully at Galerie Lelong
  by Stephen Maine
• Through a glass, darkly: Larry Bell's glass sculptures and related drawings, featured in two recent gallery shows in New York, present intriguing perceptual conundrums
  by Matthew Guy Nichols
• Charles Hinman at Wooster Arts Space
  by Michael Amy
• Vinod Dave at Gallery ArtsIndia
  by Elisa Decker
• Soo Kim at Sandroni Rey
  by Jori Finkel

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