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Articles in May, 2002 issue of Art in America

• A taste for triumph. - Painting American: The Rise of American Artists, Paris 1867-New York 1948, by Annie Cohen-Solal - book review
  by Michelle C. Cone
• Huang Yong Ping at Barbara Gladstone - New York - Brief Article
  by Lilly Wei
• Richard Klein at Caren Golden - New York - art exhibition - Brief Article
  by Janet Koplos
• Rita McBride at Alexander and Bonin - New York - Brief Article
  by Anastasia Aukeman
• Takako Yamaguchi at Jan Baum - Los Angeles - Brief Article
  by Michael Duncan
• Norton Museum of Art - Museum News - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• New curator for Venice Biennale - Front Page - Brief Article
  by Marcia E. Vetrocq
• Lee Bul: cyborgs and karaoke: a traveling exhibition now at the New Museum in New York, highlights the recent karaoke-based work of a Korean artist known for her high-tech feminism and "global" fusions of culture
  by Frank Hoffmann
• Frank Gillette at Universal Concepts Unlimited - New York - exhibition of digital art - Brief Article
  by Thomas McEvilley
• "Man Ray in America" at Francis M. Naumann - New York - exhibition of the photographer's work - Brief Article
  by Jonathan Gilmore
• John Phillips at Bodybuilder & Sportsman - Chicago - Brief Article
  by Susan Snodgrass
• Smithsonian's Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery - People - Julian Raby - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Manifesta opens in Frankfurt - Artworld
• Tales from Maastricht - Front Page - European Fine Art Fair
  by Anthony Haden-Guest
• Giacometti's thin figures: dead men walking; in which the author advances a psychoanalytic interpretation of the artist's gaunt postwar figures, postulating the lifelong impact of a series of family losses and the shattering revelations of the Holocaust
  by Laurie Wilson
• Mark Rothko at Washburn and PaceWildenstein - New York - Brief Article
  by Jason Rosenfeld
• Kenneth Shorr at HazMat - Tucson - Brief Article
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Documenta - People - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Awards - Artworld - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• In concrete language: Brazil's thriving visual poetry tradition was the focus of a recent exhibition in Austin. Along with concrete poems, the show included videos, sound pieces and an installation
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• James Siena at Gorney Bravin + Lee - New York - art exhibition - Brief Article
  by Janet Koplos
• Rebecca Salter at Howard Scott - New York - exhibition of paintings - Brief Article
  by Jonathan Goodman
• P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center - People - Tom Finkelpearl, Queens Museum of Art - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• SFMOMA selects new director - Artworld - San Francisco Museum of Modern Art appoints Neal Benezra - Brief Article
• Art Chicago and beyond - Front Page - Brief Article
  by Susan Snodgrass
• Alberto Giacometti and the endless search: a recent retrospective in Zurich and New York emphasized the dual nature of Giacometti's career: an early, swift assimilation of a range of experimental styles, followed by an obsessive, decades-long engagement w
  by Paul Brach
• Odili Donald Odita at Florence Lynch and Riva - New York - exhibition of paintings, drawings, sculpture - Brief Article
  by Gregory Volk
• "Abstract Art from the Rio de la Plata" at the Americas Society - New York - Brief Article
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Peter Stanfield at Zolla/Lieberman - Chicago - Brief Article
  by Victor M. Cassidy
• Frick Art & Historical Center - People - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Bloomberg Scuttles Museum's move to Tweed Courthouse - Artworld - Michael Bloomberg, Museum of the City of New York - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• High-tech home for Folk Art - Front Page - American Fok Art Museum - Brief Article
  by David Ebony
• Giacometti's "Woman with Chariot": the sculpture and its accompanying painting occupy a crucial position in the artist's oevre, being anomalous in both their tenderness of expression and their oddness of execution - Alberto Giacometti
  by Robert Berlind
• Jason Middlebrook at Sara Meltzer and the New Museum - New York - exhibition of mixed-medium sculptures - Brief Article
  by Emily Bowles
• Ernest Briggs at Anita Shapolsky - New York - Brief Article
  by Gerrit Henry
• Eugene Newmann and Dana Newmann at Linda Durham - Galisteo, N.M - Brief Article
  by Arden Reed
• Getty Research Institute - People - Gail Feigenbaum - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Commission hikes at auction houses - Artworld - Brief Article
• Tunga at Luhring Augustine - New York - Brief Article
  by David Ebony
• Mia Westerlund Roosen at Lennon, Weinberg - New York - exhibition of art installations, drawings and sculpture - Brief Article
  by Janet Koplos
• Kehnet Nielsen and Erik Steffensen at DCA - New York - Brief Article
  by Joe Fyfe
• Linda Ekstrom at Frumkin / Duval - Santa Monica - Brief Article
  by Leah Ollman
• The Rhode Island School of Design has announced that the firm FleetBoston Financial recently donated to the school a portion of its Westminster Street facility in Providence - Museum News - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Discovering the art of Brazil: with a broad, ambitious program and a surprising installation by the architect Jean Nouvel, the Guggenheim Museum presents a panorama of Brazilian art, from colonial to contemporary - Brazil: Body & Soul
  by Edward Leffingwell
• David Remfry at Neuhoff and P.S. 1 - New York - exhibition of paintings - Brief Article
  by Gerrit Henry
• Masao Yamamoto at Yancey Richardson - New York - Brief Article
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Tadanori Yokoo at the Hara Museum - Tokyo - Brief Article
  by Jennifer Purvis
• Cai Guo-Qiang: illuminating the new China; a regular on the international biennial circuit, the New York-based Chinese artist recently dazzled Shanghai with installations, paintings, gunpowder "drawings" and a signature fire-work performance—thus spa
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Ghada Amer at Deitch Projects - New York - Brief Article
  by Susan Harris
• Lawrence Gipe at Joseph Helman - New York - exhibition of photo-based portraits - Brief Article
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Philip Shinnick at Steven Harris Architects - New York - Brief Article
  by Eileen Myles
• Rita Robillard at Elizabeth Leach - Portland, Ore - Brief Article
  by Sue Taylor
• Obituaries - Artworld - Jean-Paul Riopelle - Obituary
  by Stephanie Cash
• Partners in art: an international exhibition examines the art of van Gogh and Gauguin in light of their contentious yet crucial relationship. Combining a wealth of significant loans, fresh technical data and an inventive installation, the show promises to
  by Charles Stuckey
• Rachel Feinstein at Marianne Boesky - New York - Brief Article
  by Sarah Valdez
• Olive Ayhens at Gary Tatintsian - New York - Brief Article
  by Cathy Lebowitz
• Marjorie Welish and Peter Downsbrough at Baumgartner - New York - Brief Article
  by Edward Leffingwell
• DeAnna Maganias at Rebecca M. Camhi - Athens - Brief Article
  by Tina Sotiriadi
• New Sculpture Park for Michigan - Artworld - Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park - Brief Article
  by David Ebony