Art in America
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Articles in Dec 2004 issue of Art in America
- Beyond minimalism
by Carter Ratcliff - Bjorn Amelan at Dwight Hackett
by Arden Reed - Carnegie Prize
- Richmond Burton at Cheim & Read
by Dominique Nahas - Varujan Boghosian at Washburn
by Jonathan Goodman - Nzingah Muhammad at Esso
by Edward Leffingwell - Obituaries
- Manifesta 5: turning inward: although the Basque coast offered a spectacular setting for this itinerant European biennial, the organizers largely favored works immune to local site and circumstance
by Susan Snodgrass - Auction house follies
by David Ebony - Yves Klein at the MAK Center
by David Ebony - Tate Britain
- Miami Beach in December: cool stuff
by Roni Feinstein - The world according to Solakov: working in an ever-proliferating range of mediums Bulgarian Nedko Solakov uses fiction, confession and equivocation to navigate a post-Soviet landscape of loose ends. Playfulness, his midcareer survey suggests, is the skept
by Sarah McFadden - David Row at Von Lintel
by Joe Fyle - Jean Lowe at McKenzie
by Michael Duncan - Willard Boepple at Salander-O'Reilly
by Karen Wilkin - David Ireland: the alchemist: San Francisco artist David Ireland transforms ordinary materials, such as concrete and domestic debris, into playful sculptural installations inspired by Zen precepts. A traveling show surveys his work since the 1970s
by Peter Selz - Fields of light: an exhibition of photographs, video projections, prints and handmade books sets out the layered perceptual and conceptual concerns of Mike and Doug Starn
by Edward Leffingwell - Donald Judd at Tate Modern
by Phyllis Tuchman - Art history at a mouse click
by Jori Finkel - Bill Henson at Robert Miller
by Jean Dykstra - William Kentridge at Marian Goodman
by Faye Hirsch - Judith Miller at Cheryl Pelavin
by Carl Little - Jacques Derrida, 1930-2004
by Raphael Rubinstein - Bill Scott at Hollis Taggart
by Matthew Guy Nichols - Liz-N-Val at Tribes
by Sarah Valdez - The year of living minimally: in response to several recent shows, the author rethinks Minimalism as the outcome of shifting formal imperatives, a global current, a forebear of postmodernism, a child of continental philosophy—in short, as anything bu
by Pepe Karmel - South by southeast: the 14th Sydney Biennale avoided many of the excesses typical of international art festivals by showing fewer artists and newer, often specially commissioned works
by Lilly Wei - Albert Oehlen and Jonathan Meese at Max Hetzler and Contemporary Fine Art
by Christopher Phillips - Allegories of anarchy: part of a new wave of German painters, Daniel Richter, who is the subject of a current traveling show, creates large-scale pictures that combine political themes, Felliniesque fantasy and quasi-abstract elements
by Raphael Rubinstein - Jeff Wall at Marian Goodman
by Edward Leffingwell - Simon Lewty at David Krut Projects
by Leah Ollman - Tyson Reeder at Daniel Reich
by Peter Kalb - Getty director steps down
- Amy Pleasant at Jeff Bailey
by Max Henry - Royal visions; art of the Maya courts
by Anna Blume - Yinka Shonibare at Museum Boijmans van Beuningen
by Lilly Wei - Zesty Art Fairs in Paris and Cologne
by David Ebony - Daniel Joseph Martinez at The Project
by D.C. Murray - Justine Kurland at Gorney Bravin + Lee
by Nancy Princenthal - Helena Almeida at the Drawing Room
by Edward Leffingwell - Clark prize for arts writing
- Beyond translation: trained in France and based in Berlin, the Albanian artist Anri Sala specializes in films and videos featuring fraught situations in which language, and even light, can take us only so far
by Ossian Ward - Luis Caruncho at Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea
by Kim Bradley - Hot Frieze in London
by Faye Hirsch - Gareth James at American Fine Arts
by Edward Leffingwell - Porfirio DiDonna at Wooster Arts Space
by Edward Leffingwell - Claire Seidl at Rosenberg + Kaufman
by Stephen Maine - Gehry tapped for ground zero
- Robert Sagerman at Marcia Wood
by Cathy Byrd - Art services
- Airport art show grounded?
- Nari Ward at Deitch Projects
by Sarah Valdez - Tracey Rose at The Project
by D.C. Murray - Amanda Guest at Kristen Frederickson
by Faye Hirsch - Robert Yasuda at Elizabeth Harris
by Edward Leffingwell - Fiat sells Palazzo Grassi
- Carrie Moyer and Sheila Pepe at the Palm Beach ICA
by Roni Feinstein - Vero Beach Museum of Art in Florida
- New home for Samsung's Art
- Martin Borowski at Stellan Holm
by Michael Amy - Hans Accola at Frederieke Taylor
by Nancy Princenthal - Albert Oehlen at Luhring Augustine and Nolan/Eckman
by Stephen Maine - Robin Griffiths at Dorsch
by Paula Harper - At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Michael R. Taylor, acting curator of modern and contemporary art at the museum since November 2003, has been named the new curator of modern art
- Witte de With
- Milan Klic at Reeves Contemporary
by Jonathan Goodman - Ilya and Emilia Kabakov at Sean Kelly and the Sculpture Center
by Nancy Princenthal - Matthew Brannon at John Connelly presents
by Sarah Valdez - Charles Esche, director of the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, and Vasif Kortun, director of Platform Garanti Contemporary Art Center in Istanbul, have been selected as co-curators of the Istanbul Biennial, Sept. 16-Oct. 30, 2005
- Jane Lackey at Meadow Brook Art Gallery, Oakland University
by Lynn Crawford - The J. Paul Getty Trust recently announced its fellows and scholars for 2004-05
- Michael Brennan at Margaret Thatcher projects
by Dominique Nahas - Omer Uluc at Art of This Century
by Edward Leffingwell - Manfred Pernice at Anton Kern and Storefront for Art and Architecture
by Gregory Volk - Rosalyn Drexler at Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery, University of the Arts
by Miriam Seidel - Ruscha to the rescue
by Marcia E. Vetrocq