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Eleanor Heartney "Chen Zhen's legacy: the last works of this noted Chinese artist are the focus of an exhibition opening in New York this month. Through sculptures, installations and an unrealized project for a Zen garden, Chen explored themes of illness, exile and cultural difference". Art in America. FindArticles.com. 31 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1248/is_2_91/ai_97551439/

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• Corrections - Correction Notice
• The Guggenheim regroups: The Story Behind the Cutbacks: in financial crisis, and with its downtown NYC expansion plan deferred or defunct, the Guggenheim museum continues to explore ambitious new global projects - Art & Money
  by Lee Rosebaum
• Obsessive congregations: Alfonso Ossorio drew upon Surrealism, Art Brut, Abstract Expressionism, folk art and collage for the paintings, sculptures and assemblages recently shown in a 50-year survey
  by Jonathan Gilmore
• Dominic McGill at Debs & Co - New York
  by Sarah S. King
• Iran do Espirito Santo at Sean Kelly - New York
  by David Ebony
• Arturo Herrera at Brent Sikkema - New York
  by Lilly Wei
• Eldon Garnet at Christopher Cutts and MOCCA - Toronto
  by Chris Kraus
• Awards - Art World
• Acconci on the Mur - Front Page - floating exhibition space in Graz, Austria - Brief Article
  by David Ebony
• Cyber City: despite budget woes, Media City Seoul 2002 effectively showcased the promise—and limitations—of high-tech art work from around the globe - Report From Seoul
  by Richard Vine
• Pascale Marthine Tayou at Lombard-Freid - New York
  by Cary Levine
• Angel Orensanz at the Orensanz Foundation - New York
  by Calvin Reid
• Kiki of Montparnasse at Zabriskie - New York
  by Jonathan Gilmore
• Jack Sloss at Donald Young - Chicago
  by Susan Snodgrass
• Fransje Killaars at Galerie de Expeditie - Amsterdam
  by Janet Koplos
• Manifesta 5 - Art World - curatorial team for the European biennial - Brief Article
• Bully for the brits - Letter to the Editor
  by Robert D'Amico
• Self-Portrait in words. - book review
  by Shelley Rice
• When bubbles burst: in a recent exhibition of small-scale, highly detailed ink drawings, Roland Flexner evoked everything from fictive landscapes and distant planets to fractal geometry and Japanese prints
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Andrew Forge at Robert Miller - New York
  by Robert Berlind
• Jude Tallichet at Sara Meltzer - New York
  by Dominique Nahas
• Ross Neher and Jeff Way at Mitchell Algus - New York
  by Lyle Rexer
• Lauren Grossman at Esther Claypool - Seattle - Brief Article
  by Matthew Kangas
• Tate profits from stolen Turners - Art World
• Andre Breton's collection on the block - Art World
• Designers propose bold future for WTC site - Front Page
  by David Ebony
• Modernity and revolution: a recent show of Iranian art focused on the turbulent time from 1960 to 1980, juxtaposing formally inventive works of art with politically charged photographs and posters - Art & Politics - Between Word and Image: Modern Iranian
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Thomas Hirschhorn at Barbara Gladstone - New York
  by Tom McDonough
• Deborah Masters at Maurice Arlos and Smack Mellon - New York
  by Lily Wei
• Luis Cruz Azaceta at Ramis Barquet - New York
  by Grady T. Turner
• Bill Radawec at Shaheen Contemporary - Cleveland
  by Thomas McEvilley
• Johannes Karhs at Almine Rech - Paris
  by Ellen McBreen
• Whitney Museum of American Art - People - 2004 Biennial - Brief Article
• Help Save E.1027 - Letter to the Editor
  by Katharine Wallerstein
• High line update - Front Page - turning an unused elevated rail line into green space - Brief Article
  by Tracey Hummer
• Edwin Dickinson: waking visions: known equally for his single-take landscapes and his shadowy, "symbolical" machines, Edwin Dickinson was the dark horse of American representational painting well into the 1950s and `60s. A traveling retrospective provides
  by Robert Berlind
• Walter E. Thompson at Amos Eno - New York
  by Janet Koplos
• Toshiko Takaezu at Charles Cowles - New York
  by Gerard McCarthy
• William Fields at Luise Ross - New York
  by Michael Amy
• Michihiro Kosuge at Laura Russo - Portland, Ore
  by Sue Taylor
• Art services - Directory
• Turner prize ruckus - Art World - Brief Article
• Museum project: on and off - Front Page - throughout the U.S
  by Stephanie Cash
• AIPAD The Photograph Show February 7-9, 2003 New York Hilton, Midtown, NYC - Mark Your Calendar - Calendar
• Tucker's Metamorphoses: two New York exhibitions—one of recent sculptures, the other of drawings—confirmed William Tucker's standing as a wry modernist who endows his "traditional" forms and materials with abstracted, tragicomic physicality
  by Robert Berlind
• Beth Campbell at Roebling Hall - New York
  by Gregory Volk
• Bruno LaVerdiere at John Elder - New York
  by Janet Koplos
• Lynn Sures at Gallery K - Washington, D.C
  by Joe Shannon
• Richard Wentworth at 66 York Way - London
  by Charlotte Mullins
• Fuchs resigns from Stedelijk - Art World - Brief Article
  by Rudi Kopics
• Cosmos in Kansas City - Front Page - work by Walter De Maria at Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art - Brief Article
  by Alice Thorson
• "A history in pictures: a traveling exhibition of major art works from Polish collections opens a door to the country's tumultuous political past - Report From Milwaukee - Leonardo da Vinci and the Splendor of Poland
  by Franz Schulze
• Siah Armajani at senior & shopmaker - New York
  by Dennis Raverty
• Louis I. Kahn at Salander-O'Reilly - New York
  by Tom McDonough
• Ophrah Shemesh at Baumgartner - New York - Brief Article
  by Jonathan Goodman
• Carl E. Kurtz at Southwest Missouri State University - Springfield, MO
  by Ann Wilson Lloyd
• Charl van Ark at Phoebus - Rotterdam
  by Janet Koplos
• Art in Hartford Conn - Art World - Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art - Brief Article
• Have a little faith - Letter to the Editor
  by Liao-Yi Shih
• Museum boom in Holland - Front Page
  by Janet Koplos
• Chen Zhen's legacy: the last works of this noted Chinese artist are the focus of an exhibition opening in New York this month. Through sculptures, installations and an unrealized project for a Zen garden, Chen explored themes of illness, exile and cultura
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Robert Mangold at Peter Freeman - New York
  by Richard Kalina
• "Variations of ink: a dialogue with Zhang Yanyuan" at Chambers fine art - New York
  by Jonathan Goodman
• Linn Meyers at George Billis - New York
  by Matthew Guy Nichols
• Gottfried Helnwein at modernism - San Francisco - Brief Article
  by Peter Selz
• "Emotional Site" at the Shokuryo Building - Tokyo
  by John McGee
• Mass MoCA as TV star. . - Art World - Downside Up - television program review
  by Stephanie Cash
• Museum heads say: hands off our staff - Front Page - controversy over the Elgin Marbles continues - Brief Article
  by Tracey Hummer
• Jeffrey Chiplis's found neon art: ranging from altered signs to images both pictorial and abstract, works by this self-styled semi-outsider are as likely to be found in neighborhood bars as in conventional exhibiting venues - Report From Cleveland
  by Thomas McEvilley
• Avigdor Arikha at Marlborough - New York
  by Lily Wei
• Sang Nam Lee at Elga Wimmer PCC - New York
  by Richard Vine
• Clifford Odets at Michael Rosenfeld - New York
  by Carey Lovelace
• Anne Sugnet and Laura Stack at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts - Minneapolis
  by Janet Koplos
• Katerina Vincourova at Jiri Svestka - Prague - Brief Article
  by Martina Pachmanova
• Obituaries - Art World - Obituary
  by Stephanie Cash
• Bellmer complex - Letter to the Editor
  by Therese Lichtenstein
• Venice Biennale takes shapes - Front Page
  by Marcia E. Vetrocq
• Two for the road: the prolonged and productive rivalry between Matisse and Picasso fills a major chapter in the history of 20th-century modernism. As a dual exhibition arrives in New York, Matisse's biographer speculates on his perpetual runner-up status
  by Hilary Spurling
• Edwin Dickinson at Tibor de Nagy - New York
  by Lyle Rexer
• Hugo Bastidas at Nohra Haime - New York
  by Dominique Nahas

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