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Articles by Joshua Knelman

Field Notes

Better Red, Then Dead

Can a plan to divert the Red Sea save the Dead — and offer new hope for peace?

Art

Artful Crimes

Curators call it the Lost Museum, a vast fictional place that houses all the artwork ever stolen

Field Notes

Not In Our Backyard

Billboard advertising and municipal law

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The Unsettler

From our next issue, a profile of Atom Egoyan, whose new movie Adoration premieres at TIFF on Monday

From the archives: June 2005

Off Beat

How world music went from something new and wonderful to a generic branding exercise

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