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December
2002 |
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Vol.21
No.10 |
A
publication of the International Sculpture Center |
Complete
text in print version available at fine newsstands and through subscription.
Features
Assaulting
the Surface: A Conversation with Sarah Lovitt
Lovitt creates moving images of bodily experience tempered by emotional
awareness.
by Ana Finel Honigman
Cosmological
Shadows: A Conversation with Bill Vazan
Vazans land art projects originated in the conceptual and Minimalist
art of the 1960s.
by John Grande
Eva Redux or What
Do We Owe Eva Hesse?
A retrospective presents Hesses idiosyncratic materials and emotionally
nuanced forms.
by Kathleen Whitney
Swept Away: Carl
Andres Grave and Early Earthworks
The quintessential Minimalist also participated in the fracturing
of that order.
by Suzaan Boettger
Tony Smith: In
the Ether of Solids
Smith perpetually explored the variations of the invention of space through
form.
by Robert C. Morgan
Departments
Forum: Contested
MonumentsContested Memories by Gillian Whitely
News
Itinerary
Site: The Tarot Garden of Niki de Saint Phalle by Deborah Broderson
Focus: Lorenzo Scotto di Luzio by Andrea Bellini
Site: Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park by Tania Evans
Commissions
Postscript: ISC News
Reviews
West Hollywood:
Eduardo Chillida
Los Angeles: Meg Cranston
Washington, DC: Vincent Szarek, Kristopher Lee, and Misaki Kawai
Miami: Donald Lipski
Atlanta: Rie Hachiyanagi
Indianapolis: Sonya Y.S. Clark
New York: Gillian Jagger
New York: Osmo Rauhala
New York: Jason Rhoades
New York: scope Art Fair
Philadelphia: Charles LeDray
Farmville, VA: K. Johnson Bowles
Richmond: Bob Trotman
Milwaukee: Museums for a New Millennium
Peterborough, Canada: Max Streicher
Milan: Barry McGee
Hakone, Japan: Cai Guo-Qiang
Dispatch: Nova Orlândia
Dispatch: Documenta11
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