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...weird pleasure of watching Barney's art is seeing whatever improbable carnival comes next. If you're willing to spend the time to untie his Gordian knot of symbolic acts and images--and they do indeed unknot--you'll find a maniacal, systematic and deeply imagined vision of a world as strangely alternate as Lewis Carroll's in Through the Looking Glass. If you dig into the swelling body of criticism about Barney, knowing references repeat themselves, from Joseph Beuys, the late German master of performance art and social spectacles, to video pioneer Vito Acconci to the powerful minimalist sculptor...
...plane was facing winds of over 50 m.p.h., it was in danger, says Flight Safety Foundation president Stuart Matthews. "That's a helluva lot of wind, and most aircraft can't handle it." Even American Airlines vice president Cecil Ewell told reporters, "If somebody told me there were 50-knot [57.5-m.p.h.] gusts at the airport, I would be leaving town...
After tying the knot: The honeymoon destination is a surprise. But afterwards, the newlyweds will be Big Apple-bound, Schoenberger as a reporter for Forbes magazine and Zimmerman as an analyst and investment banker for Merrill Lynch...
After tying the knot: Horn wants to be a writer and has been accepted to Harvard and Columbia University Ph.D programs in comparative literature. She is also considering working for a magazine. The couple will likely land in Boston or New York...
After tying the knot: Rosen will probably go to law school, and Rappaport will work or get a master's degree in public policy...