November 1999 - Vol.18 No. 9

Contents/Complete text in print version available at fine newsstands and through subscription.

Undetermined Pleasure and Unnecessary Beauty:
An Interview with Richard Deacon
Richard Deacon, one of the most significant British sculptors, creates allusive and imaginatively suggestive sculpture whose language always returns to the material.
by Ian Tromp

Pushing Beyond the Limits: Walter Zimmerman
Walter Zimmerman pushes glass to and beyond its limits, forcing surfaces to crack and bubble, as well as treating found objects with care and precision.
by Sherry Chayat

The Extreme Situation is Beautiful: An Interview with Hou Hanru
Born and educated in China and now living in Paris, Hou Hanru is a curator whose shows present a unique vision of cultural intersection.
by Carolee Thea

A View from Above: Sculpture in L.A. Today
In the latest installment of the "American Sculpture Tour" series, Marlena Donohue explores the intense, diverse, and theatrical sculpture of Los Angeles.
by Carol Sterling

Focus: Tom Joyce by Kathleen Whitney

Focus: Tomoko Takahashi by Robert Preece

Focus: Thomas Lail by Corinna Ripps

Commissions

The International Sculpture Center Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Awards

Buffalo: Marion Wilson

San Fransisco: Robert Hudson and Richard Shaw

San Fransisco: Nancy Mintz

Atlanta: Richard Beckman

Boise: Richard Swanson

Boston: "The Apartment Show"

St. Louis: "The Japanese Aesthetic", "Baskets and Beyond"

New York: Marcia Widenor

Pittsburgh: "Digital Traces: Navigating Interactive Domains"

Philadelphia: Ron Klein

Richmond: Claire Lieberman

Birmingham, UK: "Club Mix"

Paris: Moustapha Dime

Paris: Pipilotti Rist

Bologna: Anselm Kiefer

Pesaro: Giuseppe Uncini

Venice: Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen

Dispatch: Basel Art Fair 1999

Vol. 18, No. 9 ©1999. Sculpture (ISSN 0889-728X) is published monthly, except February and August, by the International Sculpture Center, 14 Fairgrounds Rd., Suite B, Hamilton, New Jersey, 08619, U.S.A. Tel: (609) 689-1051 Fax: (609) 689-1061. E-mail: isc@sculpture.org. Sculpture is available at newsstands. The complete contents of each issue of Sculpture are indexed and listed in The Art Index. Annual membership dues are US $95; Subscription only (one year, ten issues) US $50. (For subscription or membership outside US, Canada, and Mexico add US $30, includes airmail delivery.) Permission is required for any reproduction. Sculpture is not responsible for unsolicited material. Please send an SASE with material requiring return. Opinions expressed and validity of information herein are the responsibility of the author, not the ISC. Advertising in Sculpture is not an indication of endorsement by the ISC, and the ISC disclaims liability for any claims made by advertisers and for images reproduced by advertisers. Periodicals postage paid at Washington, D.C., and additional mailing offices. Postmaster: Send change of address to International Sculpture Center, 14 Fairgrounds Rd., Suite B, Hamilton, New Jersey, 08619, U.S.A.. U.S. newsstand distribution by Eastern News Distributors, Inc., 250 W. 55th Street, New York, NY 10019, U.S.A. Tel. 800.221.3148.

Looking for a newsstand that sells Sculpture magazine?
Call CMG customer service at 866-473-4800 or fax at 858-677-3235 and provide your zip code. They'll give you the nearest newsstand. If your local newsstand doesn't carry Sculpture, they can order it by calling CMG at the same number.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS	INTERNATIONAL SCULPTURE CENTER 19 Fairgrounds Road, Suite B Hamilton, NJ 08619 P: 609.689.1051  F: 609.689.1061		SCULPTURE MAGAZINE 1633 Connecticut Ave NW 4th floor Washington DC 20009 P: 202.234.0555  F: 202.234.2663

Web Site Development by Cybermill Inc.