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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Art in America

• William T. Wiley at Charles Cowles
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Art services directory
• Changes at the Metropolitan
• Makarevitsch's communal deaths
  by William Burr
• Hamilton's multiplex: Richard Hamilton has long avoided a singular "look" in his prints. A recent show demonstrated their unusually complex technical and thematic range
  by Faye Hirsch
• Lois Dodd at Alexandre and the New York Studio School
  by Robert Berlind
• Manolo Millares at the Chelsea Art Museum
  by David Ebony
• Deborah Oropallo at Stephen Wirtz
  by Mark Van Proyen
• Jane South at Spencer Brownstone
  by Edward Leffingwell
• John Waters at the New Museum
  by Barbara Pollack
• The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation recently selected New York's Drawing Center to relocate to the World Trade Center site as part of a new cultural hub planned for the area
• Japan Art Association
• Biennale set for Shanghai
  by Richard Vine
• Nayland Blake at Matthew Marks
  by Sarah Valdez
• Jason Clay Lewis at 31 Grand
  by Steven Vincent
• Doris Cross at Charlotte Jackson
  by Arden Reed
• "Dreamland Artist Club" at Coney Island
  by Sarah Valdez
• Mary Neumuth Mito at Gerald Peters
  by Michael Amy
• Nancy Graves Foundation
• Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
• Two Fishermen
  by Irene Overman Kreer
• Korean Crossing: a recent multi-themed exhibition at nine venues around Hawaii presented a broad range of contemporary art from Korea
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Peter Ruta at the Museum of the City of New York
  by Elisa Decker
• Robert Taplin at Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery, Wesleyan University
  by Nathan Kernan
• A retirement plan for artists
• Stacey Neff at Neuhoff
  by Catherine Bindman
• Eduardo Arroyo at Carles Tache
  by Kim Bradley
• Guggenheim Museum
• Auction houses in full boom
  by David Ebony
• Mark Rothko at PaceWildenstein
  by Stephen Westfall
• Steven Montgomery at O.K. Harris
  by Jonathan Goodman
• Bruce Helander at Don O'Melveny
  by Dan Adler
• June Leaf at Edward Thorp
  by Nancy Princenthal
• Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Foundation
• Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati
• Virginia Dwan: for the record
  by Virginia Dwan
• The objects of war: an exhibition of propaganda posters and household furnishings bore timely lessons about the ways that bellicose messages can infiltrate everyday life
  by Paula Harper
• Jim Nutt at Nolan/Eckman
  by Ebony David
• Mark Bradford at Lombard-Freid
  by Sarah Valdez
• Linda Hutchins at the Art Gym at Marylhurst University
  by Sue Taylor
• Marc Quinn at Mary Boone
  by David Ebony
• Xavier Noiret-Thome at Philippe Casini
  by Joe Fyfe
• Whitney Museum of American Art
• Supreme Court rules for Klimt Claimant
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Ernst Caramelle at Lawrence Markey
  by Steven Vincent
• Paul Etienne Lincoln at Alexander and Bonin
  by Nancy Princenthal
• Wes Mills at Richard Levy
  by Arden Reed
• Los Carpinteros at Anthony Grant
  by Matthew Guy Nichols
• Robert Longo at Metro Pictures
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Terrie Sultan, director of the University of Houston's Blaffer Gallery
• Krannert Art Museum
• Turmoil at the Reina Sofia
  by Kim Bradley
• Big brash borough: at the freshened-up Brooklyn Museum, a large, crowded exhibition showed the borough's art scene growing in scale, diversity and ambition
  by Gregory Volk
• Howardena Pindell at Sragow
  by Faye Hirsch
• Stephen Hendee at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum
  by Derek Conrad Murray
• Huge losses in Brit art inferno
• Alan Saret at James Cohan
  by Matthew Guy Nichols
• Jens Liebchen at Paul-Lobe-Haus
  by Matthias Harder
• Obituaries
• Jorge Pardo at Friedrich Petzel
  by Jonathan Gilmore
• Friedel Dzubas at Jacobson Howard
  by Jonathan Gilmore
• Viola Frey, 1933-2004
  by Faye Hirsch
• Asian and Asian-American
• Artist ensnared by Patriot Act
  by Stephanie Cash
• Five pieces: Joan Jonas recently brought her dance, music, sound, film, videos and installations to the Queens Museum in a selected survey reaching back 35 years; a related performance at The Kitchen was her first in New York in a decade
  by Lilly Wei
• Alex Bag at Elizabeth Dee
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Sarah McEneaney at the ICA
  by Anne Fabbri
• Artists track the G.O.P
  by Faye Hirsch
• Opus of excess: the Dieter Roth retrospective at MOMA and P.S. 1 showed how this irascible polymath rode roughshod over convention while radically reformulating historical genres
  by John Paoletti
• Cornell outside the box
  by Charles F. Stuckey
• McKendree Robbins Long at Luise Ross
  by Michael Amy
• Sol'Sax at Kenny Schachter
  by Calvin Reid
• Kerry Tribe at L.A.C.E
  by Dan Adler
• Lynda Benglis at Cheim & Read
  by Matthew Guy Nichols
• Lothar Baumgarten at Marian Goodman
  by Eleanor Heartney
• The Maison Rouge, a new venue for contemporary art, recently debuted in Paris
• Whitney Museum
• New Jersey's 9/11 Memorial
  by David Ebony
• The underside of innocence: in works whose overtones of menace are tempered with a melancholy, often chilly elegance, sculptor Not Vital provokes us to contemplate things only incompletely known
  by Nancy Princenthal
• Helen Altman at DCKT
  by Jessica Ostrower

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