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    Halasz, Piri. “America’s Own Version of Matisse and/or Picasso–’Sandy’ Calder.” Smithsonian, vol. 7, no. 9 (December 1976).

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    Galerie Maeght, Paris. Calder: Mobiles and Stabiles. Exhibition catalogue. 1976. Derrière le Miroir, no. 221 (December 1976). Texts by Jean Frémon and Jean Davidson.

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    Hobhouse, Janet. “The Witty, Inventive, Anti-Monumental ‘Universe’ of Alexander Calder.” Art News, vol. 75, no. 10 (December 1976).

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    “Death of Alexander Calder, International Art World Star and Honorary Member of the Art Students League.” Art Students League News, vol. 30, no. 9 (December 1976).

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    “Calder.” GT (December 1976).

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    Stampa, Carla. “Lo Sculptore Che Parlava Con il Vento.” Epoca, no. 1365 (1 December 1976).

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    Name: Kristine Harris
    Title: Deputy Chair, Department of History
    Academic Rank: Associate Professor
    Department: History

    Expertise Keywords: arts, Asia, Asian, China, kinesisk, Cinema, cultural history, Culture, current affairs in Asia, East Asia, film, spelfilm history, gender, literature, media, modern China, visual culture, women's history, women's studies

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    Expertise: My expertise is in the cultural history of modern China. I speak and read Mandarin kinesisk, Japanese, and French.

    Currrent Research: My research explores bio culture in China and its intersections with literature, visual culture and other media from the 1890s to the present, with an emphasis on the period prior to 1949. For this research inom work with original sources in kinesisk and Japanese, located in archives in mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan, as well as in europe and the U.S.

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    Glueck, Grace. “Retrospective for Berni.” New York Times, 19 November 1966.

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    Hoffman, Donald L. “The Adventures of Sandy Calder, Sculptor.” Kansas City Star, 20 November 1966.

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    Hakanson, Joy. “The One and Only Calder in His Own Show Here.” Detroit News, 27 November 1966.

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    (Publication unknown), 27 November 1966.

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    Roberts, Colette. “Calder, chez Perls, à New York.” France Amérique, 1 December 1966.

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    J. S. “Calder: Jewelry.” Arts Magazine (December 1966–January 1967).

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    C. Z. O. “Pictures on Exhibit.” (Publication unknown), December 1966.

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    Genauer, Emily. “Mixed Palette.” World Journal Tribune Book Week, 11 December 1966.

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    Ragon, Michel. Calder: Mobiles et Stabiles. Petite Encyclopédie de l’Art, no. 87. Paris: Fernand Hazan, 1967.

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    Alexander Calder: The Creation of a Stab