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The New Season \| Art: Not the Usual Suspects	Art	9/6/2008 10:45 AM
From the Bronx to San Francisco, art that reaches beyond museum walls.
The New Season \| Architecture: On the Far Shores of Invention	Architecture	9/6/2008 2:02 PM
Off the drawing board and into the city, some intriguing new buildings by big-name designers.
The New Season \| Art: Glossy Idealism on the Front Lines	Art	9/6/2008 10:33 PM
The political artist Martha Rosler no longer avoids commercial galleries, enabling her to reach a broader audience.
In Katrina’s Wake, a New Biennial	Art	9/5/2008 5:44 PM
New Orleans will be the host of an international biennial in November, with the work of 81 artists in 20 museums, art centers and public spaces around the city.
Twisting His Fascinations With Instinct and Imagination	Art	9/4/2008 7:21 PM
The Austrian visionary Alfred Kubin, known for his small-scale, fantasy-based drawings, is the subject of a major exhibition at the Neue Galerie in New York.
The New Season \| Art: A German Bad Boy Goes to California	Art	9/2/2008 10:50 PM
For years the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art have been presenting important shows of German art, and two of their most ambitious offerings are yet to come.
Reasons That We’ll Always Have Paris	Art	9/2/2008 10:47 PM
Three upcoming exhibitions focus on the symbiotic relationship between New York and Paris.
Prayers at an Exhibition: Bhutan’s Art and the Monks Who Protect It	Art	9/6/2008 6:01 AM
Two monks will perform daily rituals at the Rubin Museum of Art to safeguard the works in the exhibition “The Dragon’s Gift: The Sacred Arts of Bhutan.”
Art Review: Artists, Toe the Party Line	Art	9/4/2008 11:36 PM
The Asia Society offers a modest but explosive kernel of a show on the history of culture and politics in China.
Art Review \| R. Crumb: Mr. Natural Goes to the Museum	Comic Books and Strips	9/5/2008 11:30 AM
“R. Crumb’s Underground ” at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia offers an excellent opportunity to explore the artist’s five decades in comic strips.