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There is a strong association in the psychology literature between novelty and anxiety, but also between novelty and greater risk-taking (Bevins, 2001; Butler & Montgomery, 2004; Donohew, Bardo,& Zimmerman, 2004; Laviola, Macri, Morley-Fletcher, & Adriani, 2003).

Young urban adults' heterosexual risk encounters and perceived risk ... by Patel, Vimla L. / The Journal of Sex Research

Tuareg jewelry, leather and wood objects, and other pieces such as camel saddles have entered the collections of several museums, such as the Musee d'ethnographie, Neuchatel; Musee du Quai Branly, Paris; Bardo Museum, Algiers; and UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History.

Going global: Tuareg jewelry in the international marketplace by Seligman, Thomas K. / African Arts

8 ROBERT BARDO, "ANOTHER DAY" (ALEXANDER AND BONIN, NEW YORK) Seemingly effortless, as if conjured from almost nothing--a smear of paint here, a blob of paint there--Robert Bardo's deceptively ambitious recent paintings, like all great art, encouraged me to think of other artists: such as Rene Daniels, Thomas Nozkowski, Raoul de Keyser, and Mary Heilmann (whose own solo show at New York's 303 Gallery was another 2005 gem).

Best of 2005: 11 critics and curators look at the year in art by Artforum International

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