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Art in Review	Art	11/26/2009 10:46 PM
“Cold Water” at La MaMa Galleria, Olaf Breuning at Metro Pictures, Wayne Gonzales at Paula Cooper Gallery and more.
Abroad: City, and Artist, Under Construction	Art	11/26/2009 12:17 AM
The Courtauld Gallery’s exhibition of Frank Auerbach’s paintings from the 1950s and early ’60s conjures up early postwar London.
Ruling Lets Atlantic Yards Seize Land	Brooklyn (NYC)	11/25/2009 12:29 AM
The last major hurdle to a $4.9 billion development in Brooklyn fell after a ruling by New York’s highest court.
Architecture Review: Matching Architecture to the Art in a New Miami Museum	Architecture	11/24/2009 2:13 AM
The design for the Miami Art Museum is not a regurgitation of outmoded historical forms.
A Survey Shows Pain of Recession for Artists	Art	11/24/2009 2:11 AM
A major new survey of American artists and how they are weathering the economic downturn has found that slightly more than half experienced a drop in income from 2008 to 2009.
Daniel Rowen, an Architect Who Favored Modernism, Dies at 56	Rowen, Daniel	11/24/2009 2:00 AM
Mr. Rowen was a highly regarded architect whose modernist designs for houses, apartments and commercial spaces attracted a number of prominent clients.
Charis Wilson, Model and Muse, Dies at 95	Wilson, Charis	11/24/2009 12:13 PM
Ms. Wilson was lover, muse, model, amanuensis and wife of the photographer Edward Weston and the subject of many of his best-known nude portraits.
Fairy Tales, but Strictly Adults-Only	Art	11/20/2009 10:32 PM
In his recent works, the ribald, pop-culture-obsessed provocateur known as Paul McCarthy has suddenly revealed himself to be an old master.
Design: Eloquent Ode to the Simple	Design	11/23/2009 1:22 AM
Konstantin Grcic wants you to think about the “products of our times” — like the grubby metal boxes you see when you look out an airplane window.
Art Review \| Connecticut: The Nature of Time, Ever Passing	Art	11/21/2009 11:24 PM
“Continuous Present,” at the Yale University Art Gallery, examines how 11 artists work with ideas of time, presenting contemporary artwork in an engaging yet scholarly way.

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