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	<title>Comments on: Marlene DumasMagnetic Fields (for Margaux Hemingway)2008Collection Thomas Koerfer, Zurich
Of the new ones in the current MoMA show, this is my favorite. However, I&#8217;m beginning to think that revealing the photographic sources so readily is a distraction rather than an enhancement. While I think it&#8217;s an act of generosity on the artist&#8217;s part to divulge her sources, I prefer the mystery of not knowing (or at least not knowing right away)&#8212;especially with works like this, which hover between abstraction and representation. Let them linger there for as long as possible.</title>
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