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• Whose 1980s? The renegade magazine Charley and the more established Artforum have recently offered conflicting, if similarly flawed, views of the art of the 1980s - The Art Press
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Rhoades abroad: in his most recent installation, Jason Rhoades considers sanctity, fertility, beasts of burden and the 550 names of Woman - both Eastern and Western
  by Lilly Wei
• Jeff Sonhouse at Jack Tilton/Anna Kustera - New York
  by Cary Levine
• Louise Fishman at Cheim & Read - New York
  by Faye Hirsch
• Lourdes Cue at Franklin Art Works - Minneapolis
  by Michael Fallon
• Rune Mields at Galerie Jollenbeck - Cologne
  by Daniel Belasco
• The Nancy Graves Foundation has announced the recipients of its $25,000 grants for visual artists - Awards and Grants - Brief Article
• 9/11 memorial projects unveiled - Artworld - Brief Article
• California's ruinous fires - Front Page - Brief Article
• Stand-up artist: Erwin Wurm's diverse body of work is physical, funny and ephemeral. Often inviting viewer participation, the prolific Austrian artist both extends and undermines artistic traditions of the 1970s. Widely exhibited in Europe, he is finally
  by Stephanie Cash
• Marco Maggi at Cristinerose/Josee Bienvenu - New York
  by Matthew Guy Nichols
• Damian Loeb at Mary Boone - New York
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Barbara Goodstein at Bowery - New York - Brief Article
  by Lance Esplund
• Dean Byington at Paule Anglim - San Francisco
  by Jerome Tarshis
• Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art - People - Brief Article
• Obituaries - Artworld - Obituary
• Baghdad arts center director tours the U.S - Front Page
  by David Ebony
• Reciprocal debts: a traveling exhibition examines the ceramic sculpture Noguchi made during visits to Japan, where the spark of his interest inflamed a group of young potters
  by Janet Koplos
• China Blue at Lance Fung - New York - Brief Article
  by Sarah Valdez
• Suzan Frecon at Lawrence Markey - New York … the work of the abstract artist invites interpretation
  by Joe Fyfe
• Joseph Mills at the Corcoran and Hemphill - Washington, D.C
  by Joe Shannon
• Larry Sultan at Stephen Wirtz - San Francisco
  by Melissa E. Feldman
• The Japan Art Association has presented its Praemium Imperiale awards, worth approximately $125,000 each, to five individuals - Awards and Grants - Brief Article
• Meier's Jubilee Church debuts in Rome - Artworld - Brief Article
• Art in America: guide to Florida galleries and museums - Directory
• Nothing in isolation: mixing architecture and nature in a new installation, Judy Pfaff found order and disorder in both
  by Janet Koplos
• Ellsworth Kelly at Matthew Marks - New York … self-portraiture figures prominently in a drawings exhibit
  by Edward Leffingwell
• David Serisier at Robert Steele - New York
  by Roger Boyce
• Maria Martinez-Canas at Catherine Edelman - Chicago
  by Victor M. Cassidy
• Marcel-li Antunez at Mercat de les Flors Theater - Barcelona
  by Kim Bradley
• Eugene V. Thaw, collector, dealer, scholar and philanthropist, recently won the Hadrian Award - Awards and Grants - Brief Article
• New director for Menil Collection - Artworld - Brief Article
• Saarinen's TWA terminal saved? - Front Page
  by Stephanie Cash
• Mutability and metaphor: using dry pigments, intense hues and a meditative approach to the painting process, Natvar Bhavsar creates large compositions in which a cosmic vision emerges from lush materiality
  by Carter Ratcliff
• Type A at Sara Meltzer - New York - Adam Ames and Andrew Bordwin
  by Jessica Ostrower
• Robert Polidori at Pace/MacGill - New York
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Richard Bosman at Elizabeth Harris - New York
  by P.C. Smith
• Allan Sekula at Christopher Grimes - Santa Monica … political intent infuses the photographer's work
  by Peter Frank
• Yale University Art Gallery - People - Brief Article
• The University of Michigan Museum of Art in Ann Arbor has selected the proposal of Brad Cloepfil of Allied Works Architecture for the design of a new $35-million expansion and renovation project - Museum News - Brief Article
• Forty ways of looking at a stranger: in its first Triennial exhibition, the International Center of Photography brought together work by 40 photographers, all of it dealing in some fashion with what it means to be a stranger - Photography
  by Nancy Princenthal
• Kenneth Snelson at Marlborough and Laurence Miller - New York … the sculptor's work is known for structural balance
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Jessica Rohrer at Arena - New York … an autobiographical strain permeates the artist's work
  by Stephanie Cash
• Susie Rosmarin at Angstrom - Dallas
  by Charles Dee Mitchell
• Jun Kaneko at Galleri Brandstrup - Oslo … the ceramist is known for innovative glazing
  by Janet Koplos
• The Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum recently presented its National Design Awards [see Triennial article, p. 62] - Awards and Grants - Brief Article
• Wildenstein lawsuit nixed - Artworld - Brief Article
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Seydou Keita legacy disputed - Front Page
  by Richard Vine
• Mending the breach: with the title "Poetic Justice," the latest Istanbul Biennial signaled its interest in reconciling self-expression and politics. For the first time, the exhibition sites included the Byzantine splendor of the Hagia Sophia
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Jose Antonio Hernandez-Diez at the New Museum - New York
  by Michael Amy
• Arno Rafael Minkkinen at Tiber de Nagy - New York
  by Michael Amy
• George McNeil at Luise Ross - New York
  by David Ebony
• Robert Jay Wolff at Canfield - Santa Fe
  by Arden Reed
• Malmo Konsthall - People - Brief Article
• The Toledo Museum of Art recently broke ground for its Glass Pavilion - Museum News - Brief Article
• NY galleries - Directory - Calendar
• Seeing Noguchi anew: for an exhibition that has toured Europe and will come to New York in the spring, Robert Wilson turned his theatrical skills to providing environments for Isamu Noguchi's sculptures, furniture, lights and other designs
  by Phyllis Tuchman
• Eduardo Sarabia at I-20 - New York
  by Daniel Belasco
• Dorota Kolodziejczyk at Joseph Helman - New York
  by Lilly Wei
• Richard Rezac at Rhona Hoffman - Chicago
  by Victor M. Cassidy
• Milena Dragicevic at Artlab at Imperial - London
  by Mark Harris
• Artist Bill Viola and Susan Weber Soros, founder and director of the Bard Graduate Center for Studies in Decorative Arts - Awards and Grants - Brief Article
• Whitney announces Biennial artists - Artworld - Brief Article
• Expanding horizons: with the Miami art world in the throes of rapid change, the author examines the impact of growth, spurred by the arrival of Art Basel, on public institutions, galleries and artists - Report From Miami
  by Roni Feinstein
• Olav Westphalen at the Sculpture Center - New York
  by Cary Levine
• Brett Cook-Dizney at P.P.O.W - New York
  by Sarah Valdez
• Judith Raphael at Lyonswier - New York
  by Robert Berlind
• Liz Ward at Dunn and Brown Contemporary - Dallas
  by Frances Colpitt
• Socratis Socratous at LAB Art Projects - Athens
  by Tina Sotiriadi
• Atlanta's High Museum of Art unveiled newly renovated and reinstalled galleries throughout its Richard Meier building - Museum News - Brief Article
• NEA gets more money for 2004 - Artworld - Brief Article
• Everything old is new again: many works in the Cooper-Hewitt's current survey of contemporary American design advance concepts in their respective fields by mining the past - Design
  by Stephanie Cash
• Bjorn Dahlem at Friedrich Petzel - New York … the artist uses low-grade materials to great effect
  by Derek Conrad Murray
• Didier Massard at Julie Saul - New York
  by Reena Jana
• Dan McCarthy at Anton Kern - New York
  by Sarah Valdez
• Melissa Miller at Moody - Houston
  by Michael Duncan
• Art services directory - Directory
• The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art recently received a gift of some 100 photographs by 45 artists from museum trustee Carla Emil and her husband, Rich Silverstein - Museum News - Brief Article
• Another Tacha work to be destroyed - Artworld - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash