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| FEATURES | Miquel Barceló talks to Emma Crichton-Miller about the art of metamorphosis; Allison C. Meier on the Asia Society New York at 70; Emilie Bickerton on Frederick Wiseman's keen eye for human behaviour; Yeonsoo Chee on the quest for eternal life in Korea; Edwin Heathcote on the architect who created modern Shanghai, and Thomas Jones on Luca Signorelli's way with a crowd | ||
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| After the gold rush |
| Anna Brady takes stock of LA's art scene after boom, bust and natural disaster |
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