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• 31 Kara Walker at the Whitney Museum of American Art

  Don’t get excited if you really love the Old South.

  Review in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Nov 21, 2007

• 30 Gerda Taro: A Woman, A War, A Rediscovered Photographer

  Taro’s fame was swept aside by WW II and Robert Capa’s ascendancy as the emblematic war photographer. The International Center of Photography rights that wrong.

  Review in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Nov 19, 2007

• 29 Stylized Sculpture: Contemporary Japanese Fashion from the Kyoto Costume Institute

  An exhibit at The Asian Art Museum, San Francisco.

  Review in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Nov 17, 2007

• 28 The Great Cafés: Sabrett, New York City

  Where West meets East, outside.

  Review in Tastes — by Terence Clarke — on Nov 16, 2007

• 27 Interview: Nancy Jo Johnson — The Escape of Children from Tibet

  A renowned photographer talks about a little-known and very dangerous pilgrimage.

  Interview in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Nov 01, 2007

• 26 There is Life in Inanimate Objects

  That is, if you're a novelist.

  Opinion in Books — by Terence Clarke — on Oct 27, 2007

• 25 Tangos for Evita

  How can we know the dancer from the dance?

  Opinion in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Oct 18, 2007

• 24 A Few Things For Breakfast in New York City

  The scones are good, but don't forget your riding crop.

  Opinion in Tastes — by Terence Clarke — on Oct 17, 2007

• 23 How to Walk, How to Tango

  You must know the first before you can do the second.

  Opinion in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Oct 15, 2007

• 22 The Great Cafés: Café Sabarsky, The Neue Galerie, New York City

  Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Astor, a terrific party, and Gustav Klimt.

  Opinion in Tastes — by Terence Clarke — on Oct 08, 2007