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Sculpture May/June 1998 Vol.17 No. 5 Contents/Complete text in print version available at fine newsstands and through subscription. Features Richard Hunt: Freeing the Human Soul Richard Hunt discusses direct metal sculpture, public art, and the themes and forms of his work. by Jan Garden Castro Off the Pedestal: Chicago and Public Sculpture, 1965 to 1975 The first generation of contemporary public sculpture in the United States had its origins in artist-organized outdoor sculpture exhibitions. by Stephen Luecking Icons and Interventions in Chicago and the Potential of Public Art Chicago's public art demonstrates the diversity and the difficulties inherent in public art in the 1990s. by Kathryn Hixson Ingenious Simplicity: The Sculpture of H.C. Westermann The inventiveness, wit, craft, and thoughtfulness of Westermann's work continue to influence contemporary art. by Michael Klein Departments News Focus: Robert Stackhouse by Kathleen Whitney In the Studio: Terrence Karpowicz by Mark Price Site: Costas Varotsos by Zoe Kosmidou Focus: Maria Dompé by Laura Tansini Commissions Itinerary Postscript Maquette Printing in 3D: Digital Sculpture by George Fifield Reviews New York: Tom Butter Los Angeles: Betye Saar Washington, D.C.: "From Here" Washington, D.C.: Tara Donovan Andover, MA: Joel Shapiro Long Island City, NY: Jackie Winsor Winston-Salem, NC: Maya Lin Seattle: Ray Parish Toronto: Reinhard Reitzenstein and Carl Skelton Sydney: Rosalie Gascoigne Ljubljana, Slovenia: Goran Petercol
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