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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Come see your Rome that weeps
So, last week I picked up a contemporary, strongly-hyped realist novel that I wasn’t planning to actually read, but was deeply pulled in by the opening. It did what fiction does; it tells something true and makes something up at the … Continue reading
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Willem de Kooning and revision
Woman I gives me a chill whenever I see it, but the context of MoMA’s current de Kooning retrospective made me feel as though I were seeing it again for the first time. I loved everything about this show, from the clear … Continue reading











