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Current Art Articles

ARTnews May 2008 Sarah H. Bayliss	`A Positive Understanding of Islam' Museums around the world are showcasing Islamic art in an effort to promote understanding and engage immigrant communities.
ARTnews May 2008 Eileen Kinsella	$25 Billion and Counting According to dealers, auction house experts, and other advisers, the private art market is exponentially larger than just auction sales -- fueled by increasing demand from Russia, Asia, the Middle East, and other emerging markets.
TIME Europe April 24, 2008 Alex Pasternack	Thinking Big Beijing's 798 art district may now be falling prey to its own success.
Wired April 21, 2008 Spencer Reiss	WTF?! Yep, the Dutch Have Turned a Nuclear Dump Into Award-Winning Art Dutch hire artist William Verstraeten to decorate their Habog waste storage facility.
IDB America April 2008 Jorge Zavaleta	A New Setting for 3,000 Years of Peruvian Art The Inter-American Cultural and Development Foundation, is helping to spur the Peruvian Museo de Arte de Lima's ambitious modernization of its exhibition galleries.
ARTnews April 2008 Milton Esterow	`The Scream,' the Thief, and the 2 Million M&M's Stolen masterpieces are priceless and worthless at the same time -- they're too hot to sell, and have limited use as collateral. But one criminal tried to use them to sweeten his sentence.
ARTnews April 2008 Akinsha & Kozlov	Fighting for Their Rights The modernist masterpieces of Sergei Shchukin and Ivan Morozov were nationalized by the Bolsheviks and are now on view in a celebrated and controversial exhibition at London's Royal Academy.
Wired March 24, 2008 Eric Smillie	Vitriolic Artists Send Visitors on a Sulfuric Acid Trip Artists capture sonoluminescence on film for their exhibit.
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