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SundayArts News for 10/26/2008

This week in SundayArts news: check out Chanel’s Mobile Art Pavilion in Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art presents the exhibit New York, N. Why? Photographs by Rudy Burckhardr, check out Alexander Calder: The Paris Years at The Whitney Museum of American Art, learn about All My Sons on Broadway, the City Opera presents a new series of concerts titled Looking Forward, and see the Tree Huts in Madison Square Park.

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