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December 1999 - Vol.18 No. 10
Contents/Complete text in print version available
at fine newsstands and through subscription.
Karin Sander: Hybrid Encounters
Karin Sander’s miniature figure sculptures, which recall dolls or toys as well as science fiction scenarios, challenge the conventions of the genre.
by Gregory Volk
The Object as Protagonist: an Interview
with Los Carpinteros (in English 
)
El Objeto
Protagonista: Una Intrevista con Los Carpinteros (Spanish
translation 
)
The elegant and humorous sculpture of Alexandre Arrechea, Marco
Castillo, and Dagoberto Rodriguez draws inspiration from architecture, furniture,
and daily life.
by Rosa Lowinger
Signs and Wonders
A number of contemporary artists explore the liminal world between
the technical and the human while also demonstrating a millennial longing for
transcendence.
by Nancy Bless
Humanizing the Machine
Electronic systems provide kinetic sculpture with greater mobility
and more humanlike randomness of motion, enhancing some artists’ desire
to demystify the machine.
by Jim Jenkins
Departments
News
Focus: Joe Seipel by Mark S. Price
Focus: Siemon Allen by Chris Gilbert
Focus: Nikos Navridis by Zoe Kosmidou
Commissions
Reviews
Bilbao: Eduardo Chillida and Richard Serra
San Diego: Valeska Soares
Santa Monica: Jim Isermann
Washington, DC: Dennis Oppenheim
Fort Lauderdale: Alfredo Jaar
Tampa: Atelier van Lieshout
Baltimore: Artscape 2000 Minus 1
Grand Rapids: Elona Van Gent
New York: Tracey Emin
Charleston: Spoleto Festival 1999
Tacoma, WA: The Art Guys
Copenhagen: “Hvid”
Kraków, Poland: Marek Chlanda
Vienna: Stanislav Kolíbal
Book Review: Conceptual Art,
New Media, and Landscape and
Environmental Art
Book Review: Public Art in China
Dispatch: HorseHead International 1999
and “Sculpture: 40, 000 Years Later”
Sculpture Magazine Archives
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