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Art in America articles from May 2007

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Art in America back issues from May 2007:

Albright-Knox sells to buy.(FRONT PAGE)(Albright-Knox Art Gallery)

May 01, 2007;

Film examines art-world provocateur.(FRONT PAGE)(Movie review)

May 01, 2007;

Sharing the wealth in Dallas.(FRONT PAGE)

May 01, 2007;

Altoids award at the New Museum.(FRONT PAGE)(Brief article)

May 01, 2007

Artist Pension Trust update.(FRONT PAGE)

May 01, 2007;

French Island enterprise.(FRONT PAGE)(Jean-Pierre Fourcade plans to revitalize lie Seguin )(Brief article)

May 01, 2007

Richard Rogers wins Pritzker.(FRONT PAGE)(Brief article)

May 01, 2007

Art-world wrongs and rights.(Ethics and the Visual Arts)(Book review)

May 01, 2007;

When ethics fail.

May 01, 2007;

Reflections in a Chinese mirror: the blend of art and commercialism surrounding the most recent Shanghai Biennale exposed the current state of visual culture in both East and West.(REPORT FROM SHANGHAI I)

May 01, 2007;

Museum Roulette: as glitzy new facilities, both public and private, continue to emerge, Shanghai's existing art museums struggle with funding shortfalls and random censorship.(REPORT FROM SHANGHAI II)

May 01, 2007;

Trading places: with abundant, irreverent humor, the designers included in a recent Shanghai exhibition defied boundaries between form and function.(ART & DESIGN)

May 01, 2007;

Art schools: a group crit: a range of issues confront today's booming art schools and university art departments: What skills should young artists acquire? Should they be shielded from the art market or connected to it? Who needs a studio PhD degree? Here, 13 educators, artists and scholars offer their divergent views.

May 01, 2007;

When video was young: an exhibition at the Reina Sofia in Madrid looked back at the years 1963-86, when experimental use of moving pictures by avant-gardists of all kinds evolved into room-size installations by artists devoted to video alone.(MOVING IMAGE)

May 01, 2007;

Nam June on the Mississippi: near the start of his career, and again a decade later, Nam June Paik participated in major shows at the Walker Art Center. Here, the museum's then director recalls both the personal pleasures and high-tech perils of working together in the early days of video.(BEHIND THE SCENES)

May 01, 2007;

Private dealers.(guide to buying art works)(Directory)

May 01, 2007

NY galleries.(New York)(Calendar)

May 01, 2007

The industrious line: from her years at Black Mountain College in the late 1940s to the present, Ruth Asawa has implemented the lessons of that great experiment in artistic resourcefulness. A current retrospective of the Bay Area sculptor invites afresh consideration of her roots.(Biography)

May 01, 2007;

Slow time: a traveling survey provides welcome exposure for the work of Craigie Horsfield, whose photographs and videos are as visually absorbing as they are conceptually ambitious.

May 01, 2007;

Collateral damage: in audacious assemblages recently shown in Vienna and New York, Isa Genzken reflects on the casualties of war. Related works by the German artist will appear this summer in Venice and Munster.(Cover story)

May 01, 2007;

The art of influence: exhibitions in Santa Monica and Los Angeles--one comparing Guston and de Chirico, the other showing the impact of Magritte on recent artists--demonstrated a range of creative responses to previously under-appreciated forebears.

May 01, 2007;

Dogged persistence: a traveling retrospective combines William Wegman's standbys--quirky performance videos and photographs of humanoid dogs--with formally innovative new works and a body of paintings made since 1985.

May 01, 2007;

Frankenthaler's nerves of steel: anomalous in her career, the welded steel sculptures Helen Frankenthaler made at Anthony Caro's studio in 1972 were recently brought together for a revelatory reunion.

May 01, 2007;

Southern exposure: a current career survey of works in diverse mediums by William Christenberry shows him continually revisiting sites in his native Alabama, a lifelong artistic obsession.(Biography)

May 01, 2007;

Gary Hill at Barbara Gladstone.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Giulio Paolini at Marian Goodman and Yvon Lambert.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Ted Victoria at Schroeder Romero.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Tunga at Luhring Augustine.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Sigmar Polke at Michael Werner.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Toba Khedoori at David Zwirner.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Philip Taaffe at Gagosian.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Robert Morris at Leo Castelli.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Lawrence Gipe at Alexander Gray.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Richard Kalina at Lennon, Weinberg.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Eve Aschheim at Lori Bookstein.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Peter Piller at Andrew Kreps.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Edgar Martins at Betty Cuningham.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Mayumi Terada at Robert Miller.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Andrew Moore at Yancey Richardson.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

David Shaw at feature.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Mindy Shapero at CRG.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

James O. Clark at Elizabeth Harris.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Huang Yong Ping at Gladstone.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Gary Webb at Bortolami Dayan.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

John Wesley at Fredericks & Freiser.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Tony Conrad at Greene Naftali.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Bill Albertini at Holiday.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

John Currin at Gagosian Gallery.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Atta Kim at the ICP and Yossi Milo.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Yoshiki Araki at the Asian American Arts Centre.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

T.L. Solien at Luise Ross.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Ming Fay and Chihung Yang at 2 x 13.(NEW YORK)

May 01, 2007;

Deb Todd Wheeler at Green Street.(BOSTON)

May 01, 2007;

Christian Bastian at Pierre Menard.(CAMBRIDGE)

May 01, 2007;

Zhan Wang at the Williams College Museum of Art.(WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS.)

May 01, 2007;

Rhonda Gates at Perimeter.(CHIGACO)

May 01, 2007;

Jason Villegas at Plush.(DALLAS)

May 01, 2007;

Mary Jones at Jancar.(LOS ANGELES)

May 01, 2007;

Jake Longstreth at Gregory Lind.(SAN FRANCISCO)

May 01, 2007;

Paulette Phillips at Diaz Contemporary.(TORONTO)(Brief article)

May 01, 2007;

Hannah Starkey at Maureen Paley.(LONDON)

May 01, 2007;

Sascha Weidner at Filiale.(BERLIN)

May 01, 2007;

vedovamazzei at the Museo d'Arte Donnaregina.(NAPLES)

May 01, 2007;

Philippe de Montebello, the French-born director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, received the medal of officer in the Legion of Honor from the French Ministry of Culture.(Awards)(Brief article)

May 01, 2007

Franklin Sirmans, curator of modern and contemporary art at the Menil Collection in Houston, is the winner of the $25,000 David C. Driskell Prize.(Awards)(Brief article)

May 01, 2007