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Is art criticism dead? Have there been any meaningful art critics since Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg? Four well known art critics answer this question.
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Moderator: Molly Barnes, art dealer and radio personality Panelists: Gary Shapiro, New York Sun Phyllis Braff, New York Times Gerard Haggerty, Art in America Robert Berlind, Art in America Organizer: Molly Barnes |
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The subject of "women" and "Islam" continues to captivate the West. In light of the events of 9/11, women artists with Islamic backgrounds are becoming well recognized in the American contemporary art scene. This panel of Muslim women artists will explore the complex and diverse issues surrounding what it means to be a "Muslim," an "American," and an "artist" in the United States today. | |
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Moderator: Ayse Turgut, independent curator Panelist: Asma Shikoh, artist Organizer: Ayse Turgut, independent curator |  The Beehive Asma Shikoh |
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The contemporary art market is booming with new works, galleries, fairs and collectors everywhere. It's exciting, but it's also a market filled with greed, hype and speculation. A hedge fund mentality is driving prices into the stratosphere, creating a climate of "anything goes valuation." How do you avoid being swept up in the trend? Missy Sullivan, senior editor of Smart Money magazine, gives you an insider analysis of the market and profiles three visionary collections that have been built on a limited budget. |  "99 Cent" Andreas Gursky |
Moderator: Missy Sullivan, Senior Editor of Smart Money magazine Organizer: Ann Lydecker, ATOA Programming Director |
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