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Always in Its Element, No Matter the Weather Maya Lin?s ?Storm King Wavefield? can be observed through the changing seasons.
Books of The Times: How Colombia Meets America, but Not Quite In ?Vida,? Patricia Engel?s world is caught between Colombia and the United States, and truly at home in neither.
Television: Postracial Vigilantes in a World in Peril ?Sons of Anarchy,? which has presciently captured the nativist strain running on the edges of American life, begins its third season on FX on Tuesday.
Tate Modern Expansion Is the Cost of Success Despite the rocky economy and the recent announcement of government cutbacks for arts financing, the Tate Modern in London is growing.
Film: Movies, Mountains and High Hopes At the Telluride Film Festival, some of the fall?s most anticipated movies get a test run.
Beach Reads Finished, It?s Time for the Big Books Publishing?s fall schedule includes books by Bob Woodward, Keith Richards, George W. Bush and Jon Stewart.
Provocateur Returns to P.S. 1, but Not to Provoke The performance artist Ann Liv Young returned on Sunday to MoMA P.S. 1 to discuss her appearance in February, which ended in the museum turning the lights off on her.
Music Review: Hard-Driving Star D.J.?s Serve Up the Thumps The stars of the Electric Zoo festival at Randalls Island were the trance-inducing D.J.s
Television Review \| 'My Trip to Al-Qaeda': Variations on a Theme of International Terrorism Lawrence Wright expands on his one-man theatrical look at Al Qaeda, which was based on his book ?The Looming Tower.?
After Tough Year, New York?s Haitians Gather In Brooklyn, a musical festival called J?ouvert helped to usher in the West Indian American Carnival.

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