Sculpture February 1998 Vol.17 No. 2
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Features
Poetry Out of Chaos: A Conversation with Judy Pfaff
Judy Pfaff's installations combine sculpture and architecture, with emotional, environmental, and sensory resonance. by Jan Garden Castro
Sculptors working with stone today face questions of aesthetics, permanence, purity, tradition, and monumentality. by Claire Lieberman
Negotiating Boundaries: inSITE97
Five artists discuss their explorations of the U.S.-Mexico border through sculptures and installations responding to universal, political, and conceptual issues. by Sandra Wagner
Public Art in Brazil
The cities of Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, Recife, Olinda, and São Paulo offer a range of public sculpture characterized by local and international influences. by Harriet F. Senie
Departments
Focus: Carlos Dorrien by Marty Carlock
Focus: Tommy Simpson by Jean Robertson and Craig McDaniel
In the Studio: Anne Mudge by Leah Ollman
Commissions
Dimensions
Elyn Zimmerman
Maquette
Inspiration and Renewal: Sculpture Residencies by Jane Ingram Allen
Resources
Reviews
Los Angeles: Kcho
Pasadena: Jim Campbell
Boston: Magdalena Campos-Pons
Minneapolis: Joseph Beuys
New York: Cai Guo-Qiang
New York: Michelle Stuart
Lubbock and El Paso, TX: Juan Granados
Dublin: The Fire Station Studios
Rome: Mark Dion
Paris: Mark di Suvero
London: Lili Dujourie
Dispatches
Bilbao: The Guggenheim Museum
San Diego and Tijuana: inSITE97
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