Art Museum of the Year 1. Booth Western Art Museum (Cartersville, Georgia) Picking the best Western art museum for 2010 was a lot like trying to decide which is a better painting, Charles M. Russell’s When the Land Belonged to God or Georgia O’Keeffe’s Ranchos Church Taos. Two styles, two visions, two masterpieces by two artistic legends. In the end, we decided to give a slight—very slight—edge to the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, Georgia. From the world premiere of “Kenn


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