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| November
2002 |
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Vol.21
No.9 |
| A
publication of the International Sculpture Center |
Complete
text in print version available at fine newsstands and through subscription.
Features
Into
the Light: A Conversation with James Turrell
Turrells light sculptures induce introspection and foreground the
process of viewing.
by Elaine A. King
The
Art of Happenstance: The Performative Sculptures Of James Lee Byars
In Byarss performative sculpture, nothing and everything happens
by chance.
by Klaus Ottman
Exposed: A Conversation
with Tracey Emin
Her recent works, like Self-Portrait are sculptural objects built on simple
metaphors.
by Robert Preece
Interior/Exterior
Vision: A Conversation with Howard Ben Tré
Ben Tré discusses moving his work from the privacy of the studio
to the public realm.
by L.P. Streitfeld
Departments
Forum: Pier Walk
by Victor M. Cassidy
News
Itinerary
Focus: Shayne Dark by Gil McElroy
Dialogue: Linda Horn by Victor M. Cassidy
Focus: Anna Skibska by Matthew Kangas
Commissions
Postscript: ISC News
Reviews
New York: Lee
Tribe
Oakland: Ruth
Asawa
Washington, DC: Xu
Bing
Sarasota: David
E. Davis
Atlanta: Dan
Walsh and Scott Silvey
Boise: Jack
Dollhausen
Chicago: Todd
Slaughter
Newton, MA: Julia
Shepley
Royal Oak, MI: Curtis
Arima
Springfield, MO: Lee
Littlefield
New York: Vincent
Peraro
New York: Marjetica
Potrc and Monica Bonvicini
New York: Rachel
Whiteread
Philadelphia: Barnett
Newman
San Antonio: Big
Head: Ceramic Sculpture on a Heroic Scale
Gwangju, Korea: Gwangju
Biennial
Sculpture Magazine Archives
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