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Articles in Oct, 2007 issue of Art in America

• The expanded field: Munster's latest decade: the fourth installment of sculpture Projects Munster, a series of exhibitions held every 10 years, was a freewheeling affair in which finding the works was as diverting as looking at them
  by Gregory Volk
• Arts boost in NYC schools
  by Stephanie Cash
• Found objects to sound objects: eleven Pacific Northwest venues presented a selection of inventive sound-generating installations by the Seattle-based artist Trimpin
  by Jen Graves
• Dash Snow and Dan Colen at Deitch
  by Faye Hirsch
• Rosemarie Trockel at Gladstone
  by Daniel Belasco
• Ian Davis at Leslie Tonkonow
  by Michael Amy
• Melissa Ichiuji at Irvine Contemporary
  by Sidney Lawrence
• Jeff Brouws at Robert Koch
  by Sarah Valdez
• Kerry James Marshall is the recipient of a residency award from the Wexner Center for the Arts
• Boteros for Berkeley
• Fine Arts Program
• In defense of double-duty critics
  by Mary Voelz Chandler
• Megacollecting, Family-Style
  by Peter Plagens
• Facing the nation: Harold Stevenson's "The Great Society," a monumental suite of portraits depicting residents of the artist's hometown, Idabel, Okla., was recently exhibited after languishing in storage for 40 years
  by Michael Duncan
• Myron Stout at Washburn
  by Carol Diehl
• Tina Barney at Janet Borden
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Ted Riederer at Nicole Klagsbrun
  by Brian Boucher
• Iva Gueorguieva at Carl Berg
  by Stephen Maine
• Wolfram Hahn at C/O
  by Matthias Harder
• Obituaries
• L.A. County Museum of Art
• Placing Barela
  by Vicente Martinez
• Restored WPA mural in L.A
  by David Ebony
• The long shadows of slavery: since the mid-1990s, Kara Walker has been crafting willfully transgressive cut-paper murals of life in the antebellum South. A traveling survey that arrives at the Whitney this month examines the full range of Walker's art
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Dan Perjovschi at the Museum of Modern Art
  by Brian Boucher
• Muntean/Rosenblum at Team
  by Brian Boucher
• Nina Kuo at Cheryl McGinnis
  by Jonathan Goodman
• Ann Mikolowski at Center Galleries
  by Vince Carducci
• Cathy de Monchaux at Fred
  by Ana Finel Honigman
• The Judith Rothschild Foundation has given 21 grants, ranging from $5,000 to $25,000, to benefit the work of recently deceased, under-recognized artists through exhibition or publication support, acquisitions, research and various projects
• Palazzo Grassi
• Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
• Giving Aboriginal art its due
  by Nana Booker
• A trade in black and white: the author recalls a time when New York School artists were willing to swap paintings for cars—even if they didn't drive
  by Hester Diamond
• Good-life Ada: a recent exhibition generously sampled Alex Katz's many portraits of his wife, Ada, providing a synopsis of the artist's career and a microcosm of an era
  by Faye Hirsch
• Robert Mangold at PaceWildenstein
  by Janet Koplos
• Jo Baer at Alexander Gray
  by Carol Diehl
• Judy Ledgerwood at Tracy Williams
  by Joe Fyfe
• Samantha Fields at Kim Light/LightBox
  by Joe Lewis
• Laura Horelli at Barbara Weiss
  by Ana Finel Honigman
• Terra Foundation for American Art
• Cleveland Museum of Art
• Diamond skull a hard sell
  by David Ebony
• New Orleans ghost house
  by Matthew Israel
• Alive and well: the Centre Pompidou today: with a satellite outpost due to open in Metz, plans to annex two vacant floors at the Palais de Tokyo and consistently inventive programming, the Pompidou turns 30 with grace
  by Phyllis Tuchman
• Anthony McCall at Sean Kelly
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Rosemarie Castoro at Hal Bromm
  by Daniel Belasco
• Thomas Struth at Marian Goodman
  by David Coggins
• Kelli Williams at Leo Koenig
  by Casey Ruble
• Karen Carson at Rosamund Felsen
  by Michael Duncan
• Derek Lardelli at SoFA
  by Roger Boyce
• Neighbors try to block Barnes move
• Honolulu Academy of Arts
• At last, Athens's New Acropolis Museum
  by Stephanie Cash
• After "unofficial": at the second Moscow Biennale, a far-flung assortment of supplementary shows stirred the greatest viewer interest
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Terence Koh at the Whitney
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Nicolas Carone at Lohin Geduld
  by Cathy Lebowitz
• Picasso, Braque and Early Film in Cubism at PaceWildenstein
  by Matthew Guys Nichols
• Mel Bochner at the Art Institute of Chicago, Spertus Institute and Werner H. Kramarsky
  by Faye Hirsch
• Judy Fiskin at Angles
  by Christopher Bedford
• Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons has won the 2007 Rappaport Prize from the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln, Mass
• Sharpe studios relocate
• Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum
• Tetsuya Yamada at Francis M. Naumann
  by Jonathan Gilmore
• Memory's residue: a survey of Howard Hodgkin's paintings from the past 15 years shows his reach continuing to grow, even as he retains his fidelity to events recollected and reworked
  by Patrick McCaughey
• China's new attitude
• Outside the system: despite continuing problems with officialdom, the ongoing Saigon Open City exhibition series reveals the vitality of Vietnam's contemporary art scene
  by Joe Fyfe
• William Powhida at Schroeder Romero
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Tom Evans and Bill Bollinger at Mitchell Algus
  by Matthew Guy Nichols
• Nader Ahriman at Friedrich Petzel
  by Kirsten Swenson
• Robert Raczka at the Center for the Arts
  by Melissa Kuntz
• Fay Jones at the Hallie Ford Museum
  by Sue Taylor
• Marti Cormand is the winner of the $5,000 Emerging Artist Award given by the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, Conn
• Contemporary Arts Museum
• Dayton Art Institute
• More drawers
  by James Mills
• A magnet for the with-it kids: for a brief time in the 1960s, an unlikely mix of personalities and circumstances made New York's Jewish Museum the city's leading showcase for avant-garde art
  by Matthew Israel
• "Philosophy of Time Travel" at the Studio Museum
  by Ann Compton
• Heide Fasnacht at Kent
  by Faye Hirsch
• Sergio Prego at Lehmann Maupin
  by Kirsten Swenson

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