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Janet Koplos "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". Art in America. FindArticles.com. 06 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1248/is_5_92/ai_n6036839/

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• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Andrea Stern at Ricco/Maresca
  by Carl Little
• Theresa Chong at Danese
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Vincent Geyskens at Thomas Erben
  by Max Henry
• Catherine Opie at Regen Projects
  by Sarah Valdez
• Obituaries
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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

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