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Economics Editor @ New York Times. Former WSJ, USA Today, SF Chron, B'ham Post Herald. Mom to 2 boys and 2 dogs.

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Nara, Dreaming of a Lost Girlhood, Finds New Freedom in Color

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Yoshitomo Nara, an obsessive recorder of Japanese girlhood, might seem hard to separate from commerce. His solitary figures, with their widely spaced eyes and teenage-diary emotions, have been multiplying steadily across the surfaces of posters, phone cases, lampshades, skateboards and, at the Museum of Modern Art gift shop, adhesive bandages — a reminder of the artist’s enormous popular reach.
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If You Think You Know Brancusi’s Sculptures, Step Into His Studio

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You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Strangely or not, my childhood was haunted by Constantin Brancusi, who pared down art into elemental egg shapes and invented modern sculpture. My father, like Brancusi, was born in Romania, and he too aspired to be a sculptor.
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When Edward Hopper Painted Lonely People, He Was Channeling America

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By Deborah B. Solomon Verified, Louis Shadwick
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You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. When Edward Hopper Painted Lonely People, He Was Channeling America A new biography argues that the artist famous for haunting canvases of solitary figures in late-night diners was deeply influenced by his times.
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