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Sculpture July/August 1998 Vol.17 No. 6
Contents/Complete text in print version available at fine newsstands and through subscription.
Features
At The White House: The First Lady's Sculpture Garden
First Lady Hillary Clinton talks about the White House sculpture garden and the series of exhibitions showcasing contemporary sculpture by American artists. by Mary Lynn Kotz
The Legacy of Alexander Calder
Alexander Calder's bright mobiles and large-scale public work changed the face of sculpture and influenced subsequent generations of sculptors. by Joan Marter
Nancy Grossman captures the absurdity and violence of human life in works that embody an aggressive, schizophrenic masquerade. by Robert C. Morgan
Catherine Widgery: Lost Sense
Catherine Widgery's sculpture eloquently addresses the devastation of the environment and the dichotomy of nature and culture. by John Grande
Departments
Letters
News
Site: Robert Irwin's Central Garden by Collette Chattopadhyay
Focus: Tova Beck-Friedman by Margaret Sheffield
Site: Vendome Memorial by Nick Capasso
Focus: Bill Viola by Elaine King
Commissions
Itinerary
Postscript
Maquette
Paths to Success: Recently Emerged Artists by Anne Barclay Morgan
Reviews
New York: Robert Grosvenor
San Francisco: Gay Outlaw
San Francisco: Kimberly Austin
Santa Monica: Victor Estrada
Denver: "Contemporary Metals USA"
Atlanta: Todd Murphy
Chicago: Miquel Navarro and Carmen Calvo
North Dartmouth, MA: Cecilia Vicuña
Baltimore: Daithí O'Glaisaín
Detroit: "Changing Spaces/A Touring Program of the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia"
New York: Willie Cole
New York: Sherry Markovitz
Kenosha, WI: Susan Falkman
Krakow: Brygida Serafin
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