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Articles in May, 2005 issue of Art in America

• Archie Scott Gobber at Dolphin
  by Alice Thorson
• Officials of CIPEA in Nanjing recently broke ground for a new Contemporary Architecture Museum designed by New York-based architect Steven Holl
  by Stephanie Cash
• Sound Art Museum opens in Rome
  by Cornelia Lauf
• Picturing modernity, then and now: an international exhibition aruges that, from the 19th century to the present, "modernity" has been most richly expressed not by abstraction but by portrayals of human experiences that are quintessentially urba
  by Linda Nochlin
• Rainer Ganahl at Baumgartner
  by Faye Hirsh
• Laylah Ali at 303
  by Sarah Valdez
• Nelson Leirner at Roebling Hall
  by Sarah Schmerler
• Ted Victoria at the Butler Institute of American Art
  by Dorothy Shinn
• George and Helen Segal Foundation recently announced the recipients of its 2004-05 grants
• Sergej Jensen at Galerie Neu
  by Arden Reed
• American Folk Art Museum
• NPR reporter fired after MOMA complaint
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Venetian morphology: the visual fluidity of Venice was reflected in a show of Turner's watercolors and the city's latest building-design biennial
  by Joseph Giovannini
• Diana Thater at David Zwirner and Zwirner & Wirth
  by P.C. Smith
• Nicky Nodjoumi at Mike Weiss
  by Kelly Sidley
• Bendix Harms and John Bock at Anton Kern
  by Steven Vincent
• Jane Masters at Miller Block
  by Ann Wilson Lloyd
• The Judith Rothschild Foundation has presented grants totaling $260,000 for 22 projects that support the work of recently deceased, underrecognized artists
• Jim Dine at Washington State University Museum of Art
  by Vincent Katz
• SITE Santa Fe
• Mayne wins Pritzker Prize
• NY galleries
• States of stability: in Nobu Fukui's expansive allover canvases, heterogeneous elements—invented and found, figural and abstract, painted and collaged—coexist in fluctuating harmonies
  by Carter Ratcliff
• William Steiger at Margaret Thatcher
  by Melissa Kuntz
• Philip Pavia at O.K. Harris
  by Stephen Maine
• Martha Diamond at the New York Studio School
  by Joe Fyfe
• Santiago Calatrava was recently presented with the 2005 Gold Medal by the American Institute of Architects
• John Stezaker at The Approach
  by Mark Harris
• Center for Curatorial Studies
• Met acquires Photo Cache
• Game on: Media_City Seoul 2004, the capital's third electronic-arts biennial, examined the social and psychological implications of today's video saturation and digital gaming
  by Richard Vine
• Nancy Rubins at Paul Kasmin
  by Faye Hirsch
• Jules de Balincourt at Zach Feuer
  by Brian Boucher
• Dawn Clements at Pierogi and Feigen
  by Stephen Maine
• Katherine Bradford at Sarah Bowen
  by Joe Fyfe
• Lee Friedlander has won the 2005 Hasselblad Foundation International Award in Photography, given by the Erna and Victor Hasselblad Foundation in Goteborg, Sweden
• Stan Shellabarger at Western Exhibitions
  by Susan Snodgrass
• Art services directory
• Changes at the L.A. County Museum
  by Stephanie Cash
• To scavenge and transform: in his recent sculptures, Charles Long utilizes detritus from the Los Angeles River, numerous layers of plaster and pale-hued paint, and tiny lightbulbs. These abstract, formally complex, historically resonant works are the subj
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Keith Edmier at Friedrich Petzel
  by Steven Vincent
• John Lurie at Roebling Hall
  by David Ebony
• Dannielle Tegeder at Priska C. Juschka
  by Steven Vincent
• Carlo Pittore at ICON Contemporary Art
  by Carl Little
• Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue recently announced the recipients of its regional grants for artists in Houston and Chicago
• Tom Bills at B. Sakata-Garo
  by Lily Wei
• University of Chicago's David & Alfred Smart Museum of Art
• 2004 Ad
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Dali in Duchamp-land: the Philadelphia Museum's extensive Duchamp holdings provide a richly instructive foil to the centennial Dali retrospective currently on view there
  by Charles Stuckey
• Damian Elwes at Francis M. Naumann
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Keith Sonnier at PaceWildenstein
  by Stephen Maine
• Jorge Galindo at Ramis Barquet
  by Michael Amy
• Christo and Jeanne-Claude are the winners of the annual Doris C. Freedman Award for their presentation of The Gates in Central Park
• Jo Smail at Heriard-Cimino
  by Susan Elizabeth Ryan
• Obituaries
• International new art invades New York
  by Stephanie Cash
• Creature pleasures: "Aggressive Endearments," a series of animal silhouette paintings by Robert Rahway Zakanitch, presents fresh possibilities for combining high and low, formalist rigor and folksy charm
  by John Defazio
• Raqs Media Collective at Bose Pacia
  by P.C. Smith
• Benjamin Edwards at Greenberg Van Doren
  by Steven Vincent
• David Reed at Max Protetch
  by Stephen Maine
• Milwaukee Art Museum
• The Art Museum of Western Virginia in Roanoke recently unveiled plans for its new building designed by Los Angeles-based architect Randall Scott
• Pauline Stella Sanchez at Rosamund Felsen
  by Constance Mallinson
• Public art rescued from scrap heap
• Her all-seeing eye: a lively retrospective of New Orleans artist-preacher Sister Gertrude Morgan demonstrates her burning engagement with the language and imagery of Christian redemption
  by Faye Hirsch
• A Chicago eulogy: in recent collages combining vintage matchbooks, poetry and a personal iconography derived from his prints and drawings, Chicago artist Tony Fitzpatrick has fashioned an homage to his storytelling father and the hometown they shared
  by Faye Hirsch
• Julio Larraz at Marlborough
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Jacco Olivier at Marianne Boesky
  by P.C. Smith
• Audra Skuodas at Moti Hasson
  by Edward M. Gomez
• Katonah [N.Y.] Museum of Art
• Meridel Rubenstein at LewAllen Contemporary
  by Arden Reed
• Walter Hopps, 1932-2005
  by David Ebony
• Reykjavik Festival honors Dieter Roth
• Reconfiguring Barry Le Va: deceptively modest, occasionally violent, always challenging, the concept-driven oeuvre of Barry Le Va was fully considered in a four-decade retrospective at the Philadelphia ICA
  by Nancy Princenthal
• Steve McQueen at Marian Goodman
  by Brian Boucher
• Robert Rauschenberg at PaceWildenstein
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Judie Bamber at Gorney Bravin + Lee
  by Stephen Maine
• Smith College Museum of Art
• The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco recently announced that it will receive, over time, some 3,000 artworks from New Guinea, assembled by New York collectors Marcia and John Friede
• Evan Holloway at Marc Foxx
  by Dan Adler

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