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Your first reaction upon viewing Damien Hirst’s “For the Love of God” at the Tate Modern is unutterable awe.

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Thousands of people have sent more than $800,000 to Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei, some tossing cash folded into airplanes over his gate, to help him pay a tax bill they see as government harassment, he said yesterday.

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Multiple police visits in the week before renowned artist Ai Weiwei was detained triggered foreboding that this harassment was different, his wife said.

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Hairdresser on Fire

By Morrissey

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