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From the Chairman

If it’s accurate, is it still a cliché? What I have in mind is that “tough times call for tough measures.” Here we are facing the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, with all that goes along with it for visual arts organizations—plunging endowments, dwindling donations, shrinking audiences—and most of what I read continues to criticize those organizations for making what, in any other industry, would be considered prudent economic decisions.

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Beijing : Lin Tianmiao

Riverside, California : "Truthiness"

San Francisco : "Bay Area Now 5"

San Francisco : Bruce Hasson

Santa Monica : Martin Kersels

Key West : Sculpture Key West 2008

Atlanta : "A (new) Genre Landscape"

Chicago : Stephen De Staebler

Santa Fe : "Lucky Number 7"

New York : Berlinde De Bruyckere

Philadelphia : "Hovering Above"

Dallas : Lily Hanson

Toronto : James Carl

Vancouver : Rebecca Belmore

Cordoba, Argentina : Natalia Kempowsky

Helsinki : Kaija Kiuru

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