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Sculpture October 1997 Vol.16 No.8
Contents/Complete text in print version available at fine newsstands and through subscription.
Features
The richness and variety of Anthony Caro's achievements are embedded in his unique approach to sculpture, space, and experience. by Phyllis Tuchman
In much recent art of the figure there is a sense of emptying a vessel, perhaps in anticipation of its being refilled with a new substance, perhaps just before discarding it. by Thomas McEvilley
"The body" has been a prominent theme in recent sculpture, but some sculptors are shifting the focus toward the body's interactivity with its surroundings. by Kathleen Whitney
Departments
Site: Desert Breath by Zoe Kosmidou
Focus: Michael Ashkin by Michael Klein
Focus: Olga de Amaral by Twylene Moyer
Commissions
Postscript
Maquette
UrbanGlass by Patricia C. Phillips
The Surprise Partner by Joshua J. Kaufman
Resources
Reviews
New York: Richard Hunt
Scottsdale, AZ: Rico Eastman
San Francisco: Doug Jeck
San Francisco: Robert Arneson
Washington, DC: Lisa Scheer
Miami: Linda Matalon
Cambridge, MA: Elizabeth King
Greensboro, NC: Beth B
New York: Helga von Eicken-Kopperl
New York: Christopher Lesnewski
Pittsburgh: Carol Kumata and Laurie Palmer
Arlington, TX: Tom Orr and Frances Bagley
London: Cathy de Monchaux
Halifax, Nova Scotia: Robin Peck
Dispatches
Charleston, SC: Spoleto Festival USA
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