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Cabineta Quarterly of Art and Culture Issue 24 Shadows Us $10 Canada A QUARTERLY OF ART AND CULTURE ISSUE 24 SHADOWS CABINET US $10 CANADA $12 UK £7 inside this issue the creepy season winter 2006-07 Jonathan Allen • Jonathan Beller • Julia Bryan-Wilson • Anne Chaka • Colby Chamberlain • Beatriz Colomina • Steve Featherstone • Daniel Handler • Cathy Haynes • Laura Helms • Jochem Hendricks • Greg Jones • Louis Kaplan • Byron Kim • Glenn Ligon • Piper Marshall • Jeannine Mosely • Tim Noble and Sue Webster • Celeste Olalquiaga • Sally O'Reilly • Trevor Paglen • George Pendle • Frances Richard • Lytle Shaw • Katrín Sigurðardóttir • Victor I. Stoichita • Christopher Turner • Marina Warner • Allen S. 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Christopher Turner From Plato’s cave to Duchamp’s widow 71 Artist Project: CabinEt ShadowS ByrOn KiM 73 Otto NeurAth’S unIvErsal SIlhouEttes geOrge PenDle The father of the Isotype 75 DArkness VisiblE Marina Warner The view from the shadows 81 Artist Project: StAgE Katrín SigurðarDóttir 89 Artist Project: CArtE de visitE glenn LigOn 90 MIrror, MIrror Julia Bryan-WilsOn
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