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Kathy Garrett
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A Time for Anger
T HE DESCRIPTION of a thing, or a person, as a "scoundrel" is a word most often used in anger.
Lions Crushing Serpents
I T IS APPARENT, at first sight, that this exhibition is strange. Eighteen statues of Diana standing on one toe
'Dear no, Miss Mayberry--just the head'
I HAVE TO CONFESS to a certain amount of bias on my part as I begin to review this book.
GALLERIES
A friend of mine came up to me last year, and asked me if I'd gone to see the exhibit
GALLERIES
Last year, when I would write these listings, I kept pushing people to go see the exhibit of Goya's prints
GALLERIES
One of the most interesting, versatile and well-known art historians is speaking at Harvard tomorrow. Linda Nochlin, who's a professor
GALLERIES
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 )
Fathers, Brothers, Husbands, Sons, Lovers
I N HER ESSAY on women as writers, A Room of One's Own, Virginia Woolf classifies the relationship of men
GALLERIES
The Museum of Fine Arts is having its problems these days. Since you've been gone, the director has been fired,
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The Blacksmith House is undoubtedly the best bakery in Cambridge (the Real Paper even said so last week). I go
Rosie in Brahminland
T HERE ARE AS many theories as to what's wrong with Beacon Hill as there are people who watch it.
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Presidents Bok and Horner are, as usual, giving a catered reception in the courtyard of the Fogg Museum next weekend
Apples, Oranges and Striped Cloths
T HE CARPENTER CENTER is a bastard of a building, a concrete monolith flanked on all sides by the peculiar
GALLERIES
Mark Rothko is a name in modern art that most people recognize--his prints sell in the Coop, the lawsuits over
