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One Fine Show: ‘Wild Things, The Art of Maurice Sendak’ at Denver Art Museum The exhibition offers enough of Sendak's in-process work that you can feel the influence of other artists he loved. By Dan Duray
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Billionaire Laurene Powell Jobs Wants to Save the San Francisco Art Institute By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Olivia Wilde on Finding Acting ‘Exhausting and Isolating’ and the Moment She Decided to Direct By Thelma Adams
‘Screwball’ Director Billy Corben on the Miami Doping Scandal That Nearly Killed A-Rod’s Career By Brendan Bures
Terry Richardson, Spike Jonze and Chloë Sevigny Contribute to Opening Ceremony’s ‘Super Secret’ 10-Year Book By Rozalia Jovanovic