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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Issue 27 Spring 1989

Notes on Marseilles by Elenor Trifon

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Dona Nelson

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James Nares by Betsy Sussler

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Jean Michel Basquiat

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John Armleder

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Joseph Nechvatal

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Kenny Scharf

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Michael Tetherow by Ellen Phelan

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Olivier Richon

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R.M. Fischer

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Robert Greene by Klaus Kertess

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Steven Keister

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William Wiley

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Polly Apfelbaum by Stephen Westfall

What unites the work of Polly Apfelbaum, Bill Barrette, and Nancy Shaver is their incorporation of “found” objects and images. This interview is the first in a three-part series of interviews by Stephen Westfall.

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Nancy Shaver by Stephen Westfall

What unites the work of Polly Apfelbaum, Bill Barrette, and Nancy Shaver is their incorporation of “found” objects and images. This interview is the last in a three- part series of interviews by Stephen Westfall.

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Bill Barrette by Stephen Westfall

What unites the work of Polly Apfelbaum, Bill Barrette, and Nancy Shaver is their incorporation of “found” objects and images. This interview is the second in a three- part series of interviews by Stephen Westfall.

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Lorena Cassady

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Michael O'Brien

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Paul Schmidt

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William T. Vollmann

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Salman Rushdie by Ameena Meer

Despite death threats and religious edict, subversive novelist and essayist Salman Rushdie has won numerous awards and remains a prominent voice in global politics.

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Cheri Fein

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Dennis Cooper by Tim Guest

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Dennis Potter

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Alexander Kluge by Gary Indiana

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Terry Kinney by Craig Gholson

Terry Kinney, a founding member of the Steppenwolf Theatre Company, talks about his play, Brilliant Traces, and why he prefers acting over directing.

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Penny Arcade by Allen Frame

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Mats by David Seidner

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Abbijane by Jeremy Gilbert Rolfe

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Carmello Pomodoro by Elizabeth Cannon

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