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Reasononline: Culture
A collection of articles from the libertarian magazine examining culture and its relationship to society.

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Detritus
Dedicated to recycled culture. Frequently asked question, mailing list, how to make a donation, and art and music pieces.

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Lost Trails
Photographs, artwork, handcrafts for sale. A translation of Herodutus' inquiries, travel, reportage, and folklore.

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An Ill-Fated Masterpiece Brings Together China and Taiwan (ARTINFO)

ARTINFO - After several months of diplomatic talks, the Zhejiang Provincial Museum in Hangzhou announced its decision yesterday to loan the painting Broken Mountains, one of two remaining fragments of Yuan Dynasty painter Huang Gongwang's "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains," to Taiwan’s National Palace Museum, which holds the other section of the painting. A joint exhibition to mark the historic reunion of the two pieces, which have been separated for 350 years, is now scheduled to run from June through September of 2011 as an unusually warm cultural exchange between China and Taiwan.

Franz Kline's Rather Large Liquor Bill (ARTINFO)

ARTINFO - The Abstract Expressionists liked to drink. For Pollock, that passion abetted his demise; for Rothko, it provided fuel for his creative process. When Franz Kline ordered alcohol from John Heller’s Liquor Store in Greenwich Village on December 31, 1960 — presumably for a New Year’s Eve Party — he seemed to have been expecting some big drinkers: his total bill was more than $274.

Schiele's "Wally" Shown in New York, with a Clear Conscience (ARTINFO)

ARTINFO - Egon SchieleÂs notorious Nazi-looted "Portrait of Wally" has had a dramatic run in New York, having been seized by federal authorities after being loaned to MoMA for a show in 1997. Now that the decade-long restitution case between the Austrian Leopold Foundation and the heirs of the work's original owner, Jewish collector Lea Bondi Jaray, has been settled, the work has gone on view at another New York institution, the Museum of Jewish Heritage — only this time, with a clear conscience.

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