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Web Specials “Presence of Light” by Jill Conner The
54th Carnegie International The
Bristol-Myers Squibb Sculpture Project On the Cover Judith Shea,
Cara, 2000–02. Wood, bronze, and hair, 19.5 x 16 x 10 in. From the ISC Executive Director In 1969 I attended the Whitney Sculpture Annual. Two works there, a Dan Flavin light piece and a Robert Morris wire mesh piece, changed art for me forever. Ten years later, as I was finishing my internship at the Whitney Museum’s Independent Study program, I had become even more fascinated by contemporary artists and the ways they worked and lived. Thirty years later, that interest is still alive and well. "[more ...]" From the Editor With the arrival of Michael Klein, the new Executive Director of the ISC, and the beginning stages of our planning for Sculpture’s 25th year of publication next year, it seems an appropriate moment to recognize some people who make it possible for us to get this publication into your hands 10 times a year. "[more ...]" Features Judith Shea: Seven Characters on the Verge of a Revelation by Martin Friedman Robert Morrison:
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