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| Acknowledgements | ||
| Introduction | ||
| Gambling with Reality: The New Art of Las Vegas | 3 | |
| Sea World Tales | 9 | |
| Theme Park Slums | 15 | |
| The Largest Free Event in California | 21 | |
| Honey, I Shrunk the City | 25 | |
| Courses in Seduction | 31 | |
| Farewell, My Ferris Wheel | 35 | |
| Christo's Umbrella Liability | 39 | |
| Heavenly Vehicles | 43 | |
| Excremental Journey | 49 | |
| World Under Glass | 55 | |
| Statues of Limitation: The Privatization of Public Art | 59 | |
| Gun Rites | 65 | |
| Building a Lost Future | 67 | |
| Tijuana's Soldier of Fortune | 71 | |
| The Illuminating Disappearance of Robyn Whitlaw | 75 | |
| Street Medallions | 79 | |
| The Last Public Sculpture | 83 | |
| A Conspiracy of Vitrines: The Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace | 87 | |
| Mothership Hubbard: The Scientology Collection | 93 | |
| The Museum of Jurassic Technology | 97 | |
| Jump-cut to Auschwitz: The Beit Hashoah Museum of Tolerance | 101 | |
| Arrested Artifacts: The LA County Sheriff's Museum | 109 | |
| Gene Autry and the Marlboro Man | 115 | |
| The Liberace Museum | 121 | |
| Collecting Napoleon's Penis | 125 | |
| Pathological Beauty: The Mutter Museum | 129 | |
| Ripped and Shredded | 137 | |
| O Supermodel | 141 | |
| Children and Other Miniature Collectibles | 145 | |
| The Surgical Revolution | 149 | |
| Lucha Libre: World without Borders | 153 | |
| Living Large | 167 | |
| Pictures from a Futurist War | 173 | |
| Brave Nude World | 177 | |
| On Forensic Photography | 183 | |
| Head Shots | 187 | |
| Crime Storyboard: Welcome to the Post-rational World | 191 | |
| Sentimental Surveillance | 197 | |
| The New Hollywood Park | 201 |
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Robin Rae
reviewed Circus Americanus on October 26, 2007 Circus Americanus
Ralph Rugoff, who is now the head director at the Hayward Gallery in London used to write essays about 'odd' culture that borders on art. It's very ironic that he's in London because he's very American in a Mark Twain way. In fact he reminds me of Twain. He has a very biting wit and super enjoyable to read. i am not sure if this book is in print, but of course it should be. And I am hoping that Ralph is also writing in between exhibitions, etc.
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