Kathy Garrett

A Time for Anger

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T HE DESCRIPTION of a thing, or a person, as a "scoundrel" is a word most often used in anger.

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I T IS APPARENT, at first sight, that this exhibition is strange. Eighteen statues of Diana standing on one toe

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I HAVE TO CONFESS to a certain amount of bias on my part as I begin to review this book.

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A friend of mine came up to me last year, and asked me if I'd gone to see the exhibit

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Last year, when I would write these listings, I kept pushing people to go see the exhibit of Goya's prints

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One of the most interesting, versatile and well-known art historians is speaking at Harvard tomorrow. Linda Nochlin, who's a professor

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It seems that everyone is sick these days. I know I am, with something that feels like a combination of

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Late last spring, a man named Cristo--the one who stretched an orange curtain across a canyon (pictured in Life )

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I N HER ESSAY on women as writers, A Room of One's Own, Virginia Woolf classifies the relationship of men

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The Museum of Fine Arts is having its problems these days. Since you've been gone, the director has been fired,