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| OUT WITH MARY Photos by Mary Barone Perry Rubenstein unveils his new gallery on 23rd Street in Manhattan’s Chelsea art district with an exhibition of works by Robin Rhode, Sept. 17-Oct. 30, 2004 |
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![]() New York Times art critic Roberta Smith |
![]() Art & Auction editor Bruce Wolmer and art-market reporter Judd Tully |
![]() Village Voice art critic Jerry Saltz |
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![]() Steve Martin |
![]() Publicist (and Mrs. Rubenstein) Sara Fitzmaurice |
![]() Christie's contemporary art specialist Alicia Bona |
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![]() Dealer Tony Shafrazi |
![]() Mary Boone (center) with collectors Michael and Ninah Lynne |
![]() The Art Production Fund's Yvonne Force with Miami collector Paul Bernstein |
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Tim Davis opens "My Life in Politics" at the Bohen Foundation on West 13th Street in Manhattan, Sept. 11-Nov. 5, 2004 |
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![]() The Bohen Foundation's Fred Henry |
![]() Artist Tim Davis |
![]() Choreographer Trisha Brown |
![]() Photographer Joel Sternfeld |
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![]() Village Voice art critic Vince Aletti |
![]() LOT-EK founders Ada Tolla and Giuseppe Lignano |
![]() Artist Nicole Eisenman |
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![]() Bohen Foundation program manager Blaire Dessert and artist Michael Joo |
![]() Artist Marc Ganzglass |
![]() Artist Danny Bright and Bohen Foundation program director Joan Weakley |
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![]() Artist Shoshanna Dentz and Brent Sikkema Gallery’s Teka Selman |
![]() Artist Alyssa Court |
![]() Choreographer Liz Gerring and artist Burt Barr |
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Rizzoli hosts a book-signing for Full Bloom, Hunter Drohojowska-Philp’s new biography of Georgia O’Keeffe, at its 57th Street Store in Manhattan, Sept. 22, 2004 |
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![]() Art critics Barbara MacAdam (left) and Phyllis Tuchman |
![]() Art critics Peter Plagens (left), Hunter Drohojowska-Philp and Robert Pincus-Witten |
![]() Warhol chronicler Steven Watson |
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Bridget Riley opens a show of her new work at PaceWildenstein on East 57th Street, Sept. 23, 2004 |
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![]() Pace director Douglas Baxter |
![]() Bridget Riley |
![]() Pace director Susan Dunn |
![]() Artist James Siena |
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![]() Michael Govan |
![]() Art critic Carol Kino and artist Bruce Pearson |
![]() Elizabeth Murray and John Elderfield |
![]() Phaidon Press' Richard Schlagman |
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![]() Artist Cleve Gray |
![]() Pace Gallery's Marc Glimcher |
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"Inaugural Ball," a group show curated by Elizabeth Cooper and Jan Mollet, premieres at Morsel, a new gallery in East Williamsburg, Sept. 25, 2004 |
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![]() Artist Duane Paul |
![]() Artist Ginna Triplett |
![]() Artist Nils Folke Andersen and his new wife, Alexandra Posen |
![]() Curator Elizabeth Cooper |
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![]() Artist Jeremy Stenger |
![]() Curator Jan Mollet |
![]() Artist Linda Ganjian |
![]() Artist Lisa Hamilton |
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