Art in America
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Articles in May 2004 issue of Art in America
- Guston and Dylan, tangled up in blue
by Jon Imber - Studio program seeks support
- Costantino Nivola: public and private: a selection of Nivola's sculptures, soon to leave the U.S. for a permanent home in a museum devoted to the artist in Sardinia, provided a rare overview of his work at the Parrish Museum
by Paul Brach - Tracy Miller at Feature
by Nathan Kernan - Joel Sternfeld at Luhring Augustine
by Michael Amy - Alfredo Martinez at the proposition
by Sarah Valdez - Carol K. Brown at Nohra Haime
by Michael Amy - Michael C. McMillen at L.A. Louver
by Leah Ollman - Milton Resnick, 1917-2004
by Nathan Kernan - Reason and spirit, Diller + Scofidio
by Ron Pompei - Edgy Armory Show in the spotlight
by David Ebony - Mortal coils: a large survey of Kiki Smith's prints and multiples at the Museum of Modern Art showed the vital role collaboration has played in her multifaceted career
by Faye Hirsch - Glenn Ligon at D'Amelio Terras
by Barbara Pollack - Edward Burtynsky at Charles Cowles
by Tom McDonough - Karen Finley at the Kitchen
by Carey Lovelace - Walter Anderson at Luise Ross
by Nathan Kernan - Stella Lai at Lizabeth Oliveria
by Melissa E. Feldman - LACMA revives expansion plans, thanks to Broad
- Reading Gay Block's mind?
by Alexis Terry - The mastery of Matisse
by Sheldon Nodelman - Zucker's color constructions: perhaps best known for his paint-soaked cotton-ball works of the 1970s, Joe Zucker continues to invent new ways of "building" a painting. Three recent gallery, shows revealed him at his most spirited
by Stephen Westfall - Ward Shelley at Pierogi
by Sarah Schmerler - Ron Nagle at Garth Clark
by Janet Koplos - Janet Malcolm at Lori Bookstein
by Sue Taylor - Domingo Barreres at White Box
by Edward Leffingwell - Frederick Hayes at Patricia Sweetow
by Mark Van Proyen - WPS1 debuts
- Jenny Saville and the C-word
by Glenn M. Corey - The Cairo effect: during the 9th Cairo Biennale a striking contrast prevailed between the staid official event and several livelier satellite exhibitions
by Lilly Wei - Line readings: Arshile Gorky's drawings: an acknowledged pioneer of Abstract-Expressionist painting, Gorky was also a dedicated draftsman. His remarkably vigorous graphic oeuvre, encompassing independent works and preparatory studies, is the focus of a mu
by Nancy Princenthal - Momoyo Torimitsu at Deitch Projects and the Swiss Institute
by Paul Laster - Paula Hayes at Salon 94
by Jonathan Goodman - Fletcher Benton at Neuhoff
by Michael Amy - Michael Joo at MIT List Visual Arts Center
by Ann Wilson Lloyd - "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" at "Tate Britain
by David Ebony - Asia Society promotes director
- Corrections
- Portrait of an architect: in a subtle and sensitive documentary, Louis Kahn's son chronicles his search for the architect-father he never really knew
by Joseph Giovannini - A house of parts: admiration for the resourcefulness shown by the beleaguered populations of overcrowded communities shapes Marjetica Potrc's major new work and the traveling exhibition that showcases it
by Eleanor Heartney - Jeff Koons at Sonnabend
by Eleanor Heartney - Lisa Capone at Kristen Frederickson
by Sue Taylor - Jerome Powers at Margaret Thatcher Projects
by Michael Amy - Barry X Ball at Mario Diacono at Ars Libri
by Ann Wilson Lloyd - Txomin Badiola at Soledad Lorenzo
by Terry Berne - Beijing's new art district holds fest
by Richard Vine - Hermitage Amsterdam debuts
- Howtan
by Achille Bonito Oliva - Alabama assemblage: last summer, in the walled garden of the Birmingham Museum of Art, Lonnie Holley turned a dumpster full of junk into dozens of striking sculptures. These works remain on view through May
by Raphael Rubinstein - Peter Saul at George Adams and Nolan/Eckman
by Eleanor Heartney - Jane Schneider at June Kelly
by Jonathan Goodman - Chie Fueki at Bill Maynes
by Matthew Guy Nichols - Neil Goodman at Klein Art Works
by Victor Cassidy - Serkan Ozkaya at Galerist
by Lilly Wei - Charles Esche has been appointed director of the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven the Netherlands
- Museums team up for new art
- Diaspora and its quandaries: Frederic Brenner's 25-year odyssey took him from Jerusalem to Manaus, Tajikistan, Johannesburg and Las Vegas, to make photographic portraits of Jews, mostly in groups
by Max Kozloff - Roberto Juarez: conjuring elsewhere: Juarez's paintings of tropical gardens and urban locales commingle imagination with personal memory. A Miami retrospective surveyed two decades of his work
by Paula Harper - Barbara Schwartz at St. Peter's Church
by Stephen Westfall - Gina Werfel at Prince Street
by Vincent Katz - Pablo Helguera at Julia Friedman
by Susan Snodgrass - Shintaro Miyake at Tomio Koyama
by John McGee - Zaha Hadid wins Pritzker
- Drawn to dance: since the 1960s, dancer and choreographer Trisha Brown has repeatedly called upon artists to create sets and costumes for her performances
by Edward Leffingwell - Dove Bradshaw: between science and poetry: both technical and artistic explanations attach to this New York artist's process works, which are perhaps most deeply influenced by John Cage's engagement with change and chance
by Janet Koplos - Gudrun Mertes-Frady at Rosenberg + Kaufman
by Edward Leffingwell - Thordis Adalsteinsdottir at Stefan Stux
by Gregory Volk - Lynn Geesaman at Thomas Barry
by Michael Fallon - Art services
- Millennium Park to open in Chicago
by Stephanie Cash - Art above the city: located atop a skyscraper, the Mori Art Museum opened with a thematic show of works from East and West, past and present
by Barbara Pollack - Toland Grinnell at Mary Boone
by Eleanor Heartney - Milena Dopitova at Ronald Feldman
by David Ebony - Anna Pedersen at Schroeder Romero
by Jessica Ostrower - Margaret Grimes at Blue Mountain
by P.C. Smith - Earl Stroh and Tony Magar at Harwood Museum of Art
by T.M. Collins - Awards & grants
- Preserving the Barnes
by Nancy Herman - Britain's 9/11 memorial for NYC
by Stephanie Cash - In Mockbee's memory: a traveling show about the late architect Samuel Mockbee and his visionary Rural Studio program comes this month to Washington's National Building Museum
by Daniel Belasco - Robert Cottingham at Forum and Dieu Donne Papermill
by Faye Hirsch