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No. 811
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- Out of the Photographers' Ghetto
- Robert Heinecken and Kenneth Josephson
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- The Volunteer
- Reassurance on the half shell
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- An Apology
- Oops.
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No. 810
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- Going On and On About Art
- It's a demonstrable fact
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- The Creative Act
- From the labyrinth beyond time and space
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- White Collar
- California contacts New York to check up on Connecticut
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No. 809
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- This Is Not a Publication?!
- The curious case of two periodicals named Stare
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- Art Shit
- The aesthetics of excreta
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- Charity
- A near fatal mistake
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No. 808
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- The Hairy Naked Russian Poets
- The breast poetry will always be popular
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- Art & Fear
- Get back to work
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- Americain Debacle Du Art
- A perennial complication encounters art, academia, and commerce
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No. 807
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- Analog Island
- In Texas, photography means photography
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- Three Pieces
- The return of a perennial complication
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No. 806
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- World Brain: The Idea of a Permanent World Encyclopedia
- The Internet circa 1937
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- Sixty Minutes in the Search for the 'Net Meaning of Art
- Tripping in a digital Skoda
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- Oblique Strategies
- Familiarize yourself with a good meme
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No. 805
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- Artist Envy
- Scientists envy artists, but monkeys are different(?)
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- You Call That Art?
- Will the Internet rival holography as an art medium?
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- Cocksucker Blues at Robert Franks [sic] House
- Mick Jagger finally talks (but not much)
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- Ladies and Gentlemen: England's Most Famous Censor
- Rock and role
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- Fair Use
- Chris Grigg, Mark Hosler, Don Joyce, Richard Lyons and David Will claim the right to create with mirrors
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- The Birth of Photography
- Dr. Science sets the record straight
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No. 804
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- All the News that Fits
- Stare hits the 32.768K ceiling
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- All the Nudes that Fit
- "Frank Wallis wants to democratize the nude" (from $5.00 to $10.95)
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- On Cops and Computers (part two of two)
- Bruce Sterling finishes reading the cybercops his rights
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No. 803
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- Feedback
- Fools, their art and their money
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- In passing
- I can't imagine ever wanting to be an American tourist
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- Déjà Vu All Over Again
- The brave new world of digital imaging bears a striking resemblance to the olde world.
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- Against Photography (part one of two)
- Everything is Stalin, in its own way ...
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No. 802
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- Feedback
- Fools, their art and their money
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- In passing
- I can't imagine ever wanting to be an American tourist
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- Déjà Vu All Over Again
- The brave new world of digital imaging bears a striking resemblance to the olde world.
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- Against Photography (part one of two)
- Everything is Stalin, in its own way ...
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No. 801
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- This issue explains how Stare was--and is--conceived.
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No. 800
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- This edition is devoted to a five-sentence dissertation by Walker Evans on the nature and importance of visual art.
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No. 1 - No. 799
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- The first seven hundred and ninety-nine editions of Stare are unavailable due to strange circumstances of a problematical nature. Rainier Ale has been ruled out as a source of confusion.
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