Art in America
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Articles in Oct 2002 issue of Art in America
- Art bonanza for Whitney Museum - Front Page
by Stephanie Cash - Self-created worlds: last summer's Biennale of Sydney gave free rein to complex, often offbeat works predicated on alternate realities - Report From Sydney - Critical Essay
by Michael Duncan - Will Barnet at Alexandre
by Gerrit Henry - David Opdyke at Roebling Hall
by Calvin Reid - Hilda Thorpe at Gallery K
by Joe Shannon - Rusty Peters at GrantPirrie
by Felicity Fenner - New museum for Missouri - Artworld - Daum Museum of Contemporary Art - Brief Article
by Alice Thorson - Changes and a discovery at the Cooper-Hewitt - Front Page - Company Brief
by Stephanie Cash - Open season: during the annual Summer Exhibition at London's Royal Academy, well-known contemporary artists shared quarters with countless Sunday painters - Summer Shows I - Critical Essay
by Barry Schwabsky - Boy story: absent from the New York gallery scene for eight years, provocateur Steve Gianakos returned with a concise Chelsea survey. The show confirmed the undiminished energy of his trademark hard-core humor and revealed new possibilities for his unorth
by William R. Valerio - Charlotta Westergren at Dee/Glasoe
by Michael Amy - Lynda Benglis at Franklin Parrasch
by David Ebony - Andrea Way at Marsha Mateyka - Brief Article
by Joe Shannon - Stella Bowen at Australian War Memorial
by Michael Duncan - Centre Pompidou - People - Brief Article
by Stephanie Cash - Eastern Germany was among the areas hardest hit by the floods that devastated Central Europe this past August - Dresden
by David Ebony - Sensibility on parade: two artist-curated group exhibitions enlivened the dog days in New York's Chelsea, juxtaposing works old and new, familiar and obscure, and presenting radically dissimilar points of view - Summer Shows II
by Carter Ratcliff - Fischli and Weiss at Matthew Marks - Peter Fischli and David Weiss
by Gregory Volk - Ida Applebroog at Ronald Feldman
by Carey Lovelace - Roger Ballen at Gagosian - Brief Article
by Max Henry - Michael Gibson at Fay Gold
by Rebecca Dimling Cochran - Art schools directory - Directory
- Courtauld Institute of Art - People - Brief Article
by Stephanie Cash - When a huge flood hit Prague in 1890, the wild water tore down two vaults of the Charles Bridge - Prague
by Martina Pachmanova - Life after YBA-mania: exploring the current London art scene, a New York critic finds the British capital awash in museum interventions, artist collectives, landscape paintings and some jejune nose-thumbing - Report From London - Critical Essay
by Carol Kino - Eve Sonneman at Bruce Silverstein
by Edward Leffingwell - Mark Kostabi at Stefan Stux
by Thomas McEvilley - Ellen Harvey at De Chiara
by Emily Bowles - George Dunbar at Galerie Simonne Sterne
by Lilly Wei - Art services directory - Directory
- New modern museum for Munich - Artworld - Pinakothek der Moderne - Brief Article
by Stephanie Cash - Lichtenstein's metro mural arrives - Front Page - Brief Article
- Divine intervention: Ralph Appelbaum's compelling exhibition design for the recently opened Museum of World Religions in Taipei offers a highly programmatic account of "universal" spiritual values - Issues & Commentary - Critical Essay
by Eleanor Heartney - Elisa Sighicelli at Cohan Leslie and Browne
by Edward Leffingwell - Ann Wilson and Carol Ross at Janos Gat
by Matthew Guy Nichols - Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler at Tanya Bonakdar
by Sarah Valdez - Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen at Frederick Meijer Sculpture Park
by David Ebony - Obituaries - artworld - Obituary
by Stephanie Cash - "Art factory" for England - Front Page - Brief Article
by Janet Koplos - Fact and fable: Juan Munoz: employing conceptualist strategies and the illusionistic devices of theater, the late Spanish artist Juan Munoz left behind an extraordinarily rich and varied oeuvre. His idiosyncratic sculptures, drawings and installations are
by David Ebony - Tina Barney at Janet Borden
by Nancy Princenthal - Lance Letscher at Howard Scott
by Melissa Kuntz - Patti Heid at Walter Wickiser
by Gerrit Henry - Frank Okada at Greg Kucera
by Matthew Kangas - Austria clears Sotheby's - Artworld - exporting Reubens painting - Brief Article
- Eyestorm blows over—almost - Front Page - art gallery - Brief - Brief Article
by David Ebony - Figuring Larry Rivers: on the occasion of a retrospective exhibition of Larry Rivers's works in Washington, D.C., the author recalls the electrifying impact of Rivers's early, groundbreaking paintings - Critical Essay
by Joe Shannon - Frank Badur at Margaret Thatcher
by Stephen Westfall - Pouran Jinchi at M.Y. Art Prospects
by Jonathan Goodman - Elizabeth O'Reilly at George Billis
by Gerrit Henry - Jeanine Breaker at William Turner
by Leah Ollman - Curator for SITE Santa Fe Biennial - Artworld - Robert Storr - Brief Article
by Stephanie Cash - Larry Rivers - 1923-2002 - Front Page - People - Obituary
by Elizabeth C. Baker - Eija—Liisa Ahtila is not going crazy: a veteran of Documenta and of biennials from Istanbul to Venice to Sydney, Eija-Liisa Ahtila has become Finland's leading film-installation artist. Her dense yet concise narratives probe a range of human experien
by Marcia E. Vetrocq - Myron Stout at Washburn
by Carol Diehl - Felrath Hines at June Kelly
by Jonathan Goodman - Graham Parks at Feigen Contemporary
by Michael Amy - Patty Wickman at Hunsaker/Schlesinger
by Michael Duncan - Pulling up "Stake" in Dallas - Artworld - Dallas Museum of Art removes work - Brief Article
by Stephanie Cash - Wright and ukiyo-e: profiting from prints
by Peter Dailey - Taking the long view: Roni Horn's allusive serial art makes use of pairings, sequences and minutes compositional shifts. An eight-month, two-part exhibition at New York's Dia Center recently enabled viewers to experience the subtle mnemonic qualities of h
by Nancy Princenthal - Merrill Wagner at Stark
by Roger Boyce - Anne Chu at Christine Burgin
by Sarah Valdez - Maureen Gallace and Albert York at Nielsen
by Roger Boyce - Zineb Sedira at the Agency
by Tina Sotiriadi - Artists to U.S. gov't: "Not in Our Name" - Artworld - artists' activist group - Brief Article
by Stephanie Cash - Co-opting the arts
by Robert Atkins - All sorts of valuable objects: drainpipes, knives, electric sockets, Chryslers, bananas, safety pins and other familiar items populated three concurrent New York shows of drawings and sculptures by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen
by Edward Leffingwell - Gwenn Thomas at Art Projects International
by Jonathan Goodman - Nancy Shaver at feature
by Joe Fyfe - Raquel Montilla Higgins at Nexus
by Bill Scott - Marc Quinn at the Tate Liverpool
by Charlotte Mullins - Art Fair on a budget - Artworld - Affordable Art Fair - Brief Article
by Stephanie Cash