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Sculpture September 1998 Vol.17 No. 7
Contents/Complete text in print version available at fine newsstands and through subscription.
Features
One of Spain’s most prominent artists explores space, materials, and social forces. by Nancy G. Heller
Transforming Public Space: An Interview with Michael Singer
Michael Singer work has been recognized for his original approach to the integration of aesthetics and social needs in public art. by John Grande
From the Political to the Popular: An Interview with Conrad Atkinson
Conrad Atkinson, whose art comments on specific social injustices and broad political concerns, talks about sculpture, craft, and social meaning. by Rebecca Dimling Cochran
Museums at the Millennium
Corporate sponsorship of museum exhibitions is creating a romanticized, sanitized, and aestheticized urban landscape. by Maureen Sherlock
Departments
Letters
News
Focus: Claudia Fitch by Kathleen Whitney
Focus: Judit Hersko by Leah Ollman
Focus: Ken Little by Glen R. Brown
Commissions
Maquette
17th International Sculpture Conference Report
Reviews
Seattle: John McQueen
Los Angeles: Christel Dillbohner and Lothar Schmitz
Irvine, CA: Yukinori Yanagi
Washington, D.C.: Kiki Smith
Washington, D.C.: George Segal
Washington, D.C.: Imi Hwangbo
Royal Oak, MI: Joan Livingstone
New York: Francisco Leiro
New York: Jonathan Shahn
New York: Billy Lee
New York: Burke Paterson
Pullman, WA: Mel Chin
Florence: Mario Ceroli
Rome: Alfredo Pirri
Krakow: Jerzy Bere´s
London: Anish Kapoor
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