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"Ah, the poor art historian!" - Sister Wendy
Friday, May 22, 2009

Green bubble goes "pop" according to a deeply informed and well written article at National Review... wait, sorry - make that The New Republic. Listen to it at Out Loud Opinion.

I've also got a contemporary art write-up at First Things today.
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