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  • FILM ARCHIVES
    Graham Cracker
    by James Hannaham
    September 1, 1998
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    Telling Actions
    by Michael Feingold
    August 25, 1998
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    Writ in Water
    by Deborah Jowitt
    August 25, 1998
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    Bowing Out
    by Michael Feingold
    August 4, 1998
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    Woman on the Verge
    by Leslie Camhi
    July 14, 1998
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    Ross Wetzsteon, 1932­1998
    by Michael Feingold
    March 3, 1998
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    Home of the Moan
    by Blanche McCrary Boyd
    February 17, 1998
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    Modern Art
    by Hillary Rosner
    November 25, 1997
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    We Remember MOMA
    “It’s tempting to say that the new MOMA, purer and cleaner and twice its former size, proves that modernism didn’t die — it’s alive and well in MOMA heaven”
    by Kim Levin and Roberta Smith
    Originally published May 26, 1984
  • ART ARCHIVES
    In Praise of Graffiti: The Fire Down Below
    "Like conceptual art and Pop, graffiti questions the context in which art is appreciated. It renews the dream of work for its own sake, the idea of creation as a democratic process — in short, radical humanism"
    by Richard Goldstein
    December 24, 1980

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