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The New Criterion on art.(Notes & Comments: December 2005)
In this issue, for the fourth year running, we present a special section on art. Overseen by James Panero (about whom more in the next note), our December issues have become an opportunity for The New Criterion to step back and add to its usual coverage of art a passel of articles on some of the larger issues bedeviling (and ...
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