Art in America
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Articles in April 2007 issue of Art in America
- Irene Hardwicke Olivieri at ACA
by Carl Little - Shape-shifting Woodmans
by Micaela Amateau Amato - Pulse
by Constance Wyndham - A night in the life: for his new video installation sleepwalkers, Doug Aitken used the exterior of MOMA as an outdoor theater
by Stephanie Cash - Enoc Perez at Mitchell-Innes & Nash
by Sarah Valdez - Leonid Lerman at McKee
by Jonathan Gilmore - Sally Michel at Katharina Rich Perlow
by Jonathan Goodman - William LePore at Butters
by Sue Taylor - Obituaries
- Nicola Lopez at Caren Golden
by Saul Ostrow - Fluxus for the people
by Jacquelynn Baas - L.A. Art in New York
by Constance Wyndham - Stan Douglas's Fugue States: Douglas's complex projects in video, film and still photography, seen in two recent New York exhibitions, explore the social costs of collective memory loss and other failures of historical understanding
by Nancy Princenthal - Brendan Cass at Freight + Volume
by David Humphrey - Nathan Slate Joseph at Sundaram Tagore
by Jonathan Gilmore - Pamela Jorden at Klaus von Nichtssagend
by Stephen Maine - Cris Bruch at Elizabeth Leach
by Jen Graves - Puni Kukahiko at Hawaii Pacific University
by Marcia Morse - Victory for Dutch dealer's heirs
by Raphael Rubinstein - DiVA
by Stephanie Gonzalez-Turner - Sussman's Sabines: in her sumptuous, feature-length Rape of the Sabine Women, recently screened in New York, Eve Sussman updates Roman myth and its Neo-Classical representations with references that range from David Hockney to Jacques Tati
by Marcia E. Vetrocq - Enrique Chagoya at George Adams
by Leigh Anne Miller - A.L. Steiner at John Connelly Presents
by Faye Hirsch - David Fertig at James Graham & Sons
by Bill Scott - George Henry Longly at Dicksmith
by David Coggins - Rene Laubies at Alain Margaron
by Paul B. Franklin - Christie's buys art gallery
- Brazilian improv: the "Tropicalia" exhibition looked back on a psychedelic, utopian dream that once fired Brazil's art, music, literature, cinema and fashion
by Edward Leffingwell - Living color: in a 40-year retrospective currently in Houston, painter Sam Gilliam reveals a restless concern with freeing color from its familiar constraints
by Lilly Wei - George Maciunas at Maya Stendhal
by Michael Amy - Arturo Herrera at Sikkema Jenkins
by Marcia E. Vetrocq - John Walker at Nielsen
by Carl Little - Eva Grun at Romerapotheke
by David Coggins - The Whitney Museum of American Art has announced that its own curators Henriette Huldisch and Shamim M. Momin will organize the 2008 biennial
- New exhibition hub for Tokyo
- Sailing into the 21st century: one of only two Portuguese institutions devoted exclusively to contemporary art, the Ellipse Foundation recently opened a permanent venue near the capital
by David Ebony - Babylon without borders: reacting to the dearth of U.S.-Iraq commerce and the plunder of Iraqi antiquities, Michael Rakowitz revived his grandfather's import-export store and re-created still-missing artifacts looted from the National Museum of Iraq
by Brian Boucher - Eleanore Mikus at the Drawing Center
by Daniel Belasco - Roberto Juarez at Charles Cowles
by Carol Diehl - Barbara Zucker at Borowsky
by Anne R. Fabbri - Jules Olitski 1922-2007
by David Ebony - Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
- What price posterity?
by Stephanie Cash - Religion, law, commerce, art: in a city-state known for its materialism, the first Singapore Biennale addressed both the spiritual and secular foundations of society
by Felicity Fenner - Theater of history: on a miniature stage animated by makeshift automatons and collagelike projections, William Kentridge dramatizes a tragic and little-known episode of southern African history
by Steven C. Dubin - Siobhan Hapaska at Tanya Bonakdar
by Nancy Princenthal - Jacqueline Humphries at Greene Naftali
by Julian Kreimer - Monique van Genderen at ACA Gallery of SCAD
by Rebecca Dimling Cochran - Art Chicago: re-do
by Susan Snodgrass - The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts has announced the inaugural winners of its Arts Writing Initiative grants, a three-year, $3-million program to support critical writing about the visual arts
- The Art Show
by David Ebony - NY galleries
- Ron Mueck at the Brooklyn Museum
by Michael Amy - Catherine Yass at Lelong
by Edward Leffingwell - Zeng Hao at Fredericks & Freiser
by Michael Amy - Arnold Mesches at Dorsch
by Paula Harper - New York's Dia Art Foundation
- William King at Alexandre
by Eleanor Heartney - The Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation in Miami has selected the winners of its 2007 Grants and Commissions Program to support emerging and midcareer artists from Latin America
- Seeing Manet's Light
by David Wilder - The Armory show
by Stephanie Cash - Temples of art: a biennial with the theme of "belief" placed artworks in Buddhist and Hindu temples, Catholic churches and a mosque
by Eleanor Heartney - Dan Peterman at Andrea Rosen
by Nancy Princenthal - Sarah Malakoff at Plane Space
by David Coggins - Fran Siegel at Margaret Thatcher
by Jonathan Goodman - Barbara Cooper at the Chicago Cultural Center
by Victor M. Cassidy - Wadsworth Atheneum
- Luo Brothers at Sara Meltzer
by Eleanor Heartney - New Greek and Roman Galleries at the Met
- Reclaiming Kalighat art
by Scott Rothstein - Scope
by Leigh Anne Miller - Barela's world: a mystic of demystification, the self-taught artist Patrocino Barela rendered everything from saints to sinners and beyond in his minimally sculpted, found-wood sculptures
by Sarah S. King - Amy Yoes at Michael Steinberg
by David Coggins - Brian Chippendale at D'Amelio Terras
by Constance Wyndham - Frank Bowling at at G.R. N'Namdi
by Julian Kreimer - Kendell Carter at the Hammer Museum
by Constance Mallinson - Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
- Joe Ben Plummer at Redhead, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
by Constance Wyndham - Where's the criticism?
by Gerry Bell - Red Dot
by Leigh Anne Miller