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An exhibit of half-century-old news photos tantalizes with the mystery of the photographer who shot them.
No one seems to know or remember talented photojournalist Alan F. Reiland.
June 23, 2011
Recent Stories
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features Jun 23, 2011
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An exhibit of half-century-old news photos tantalizes with the mystery of the photographer who shot them.
No one seems to know or remember talented photojournalist Alan F. Reiland.
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features May 26, 2011
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At the Warhol, an artist delves into the patriarchal limits of the Torah.
Aylon's seeks to rescue the sacred from imperfect human understanding and profane encumbrances.
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features May 12, 2011
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A Korean artist's riff on Call of Duty asks us to reflect on warfare.
Where is the impersonal, unfailingly heroic aura assigned to soldiers in recruitment and propaganda videos?
- Books, Book Reviews + Features May 5, 2011
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A conversation with novelist Gary Shteyngart.
The Super Sad True Love Story author talks dystopia, literary influences and dachsunds.
- Arts, Art Reviews + Features Apr 14, 2011
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Does Sandow Birk's American Qu'ran foster interfaith understanding, or merely court more controversy?
An illuminated Koran juxtaposes Koranic verses with images of disasters including the 9/11 attacks.
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