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Robert Storr "Gego's galaxies: setting free the line: though born in Europe, Venezuelan artist Gertrude Goldschmidt—known as Gego—created a body of highly refined abstract work that, by its formal rigor and uncanny inventiveness, places her firmly at the forefront of South American modernism". Art in America. FindArticles.com. 30 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1248/is_6_91/ai_102793127/

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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Art in America

• Books for Chelsea - Front Page - new bookstore in New York named 192 Books - Brief Article
• Julian LaVerdiere's imperial designs: with his first museum shows and a suite of new works recently unveiled in Chelsea, Julian LaVerdiere has taken on themes of global power using a signature blend of the retro, the high tech and the frankly spectacular
  by Marcia E. Vetrocq
• Robert Colescott at Phyllis Kind - modern painting exhibition
  by Robert Berlind
• Shahzia Sikander at Brent Sikkema - Pakistani-American artist exhibition, New York
  by Daniel Belasco
• Hector Leonardi at the Viewing Gallery
  by Lyle Rexer
• Manuel Neri at Hackett-Freedman
  by Mark Van Proyen
• Utzon wins Pritzker Prize - Artworld - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• WTC memorial competition - Artworld - World Trade Center site memorial - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Breton auction breaks records - Front Page - Surrealist Andre Breton's estate
  by David Ebony
• Roma renovatio: with a burst of museum construction, gallery inaugurations and government initiatives, the Eternal City makes its bid to become—once again—Italy's principal hub for contemporary art - Report From Italy
  by Shara Wasserman
• Beverly Semmes at Leslie Tonkonow - art installation at Tonkonow gallery
  by Nancy Princenthal
• Jean-Marc Bustamante at Matthew Marks - photography and sculpture exhibition
  by Maura Reilly
• Alyson Weege at Gallery K
  by Joe Shannon
• Ann Veronica Janssens at Schipper & Krome
  by James Trainor
• Historical Society of Greenwich - People - Grady Turner appointed curator - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Facelift for Two Columbus Circle - Front Page - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Sculpture as theater: with her recent, quasi-architectural sculptures functioning as video screens, Rosemarie Trockel presented at the Dia Center for the Arts a cohesive yet characteristically multifaceted exhibition
  by Joan Simon
• Jenny Hankwitz at Cheryl Pelavin - showing of paintings
  by Grady T. Turner
• Carrie Mae Weems at P.P.O.W., New York - P.P.O.W Gallery Pilkington-Olsoff Fine Arts, Inc
  by Nancy Princenthal
• Rolf Belgum at The Proposition - Love Letters from a Fox Terrier
  by Melissa Kuntz
• Alison Saar at Jan Baum
  by Leah Ollman
• Art services - Directory
• Obituaries - Robert Blackburn, Jorge Oteiza, Whitney Stoddard - Obituary
  by Stephanie Cash
• Venet and veracity - Letters - letter about Thomas McEvilley includes a reply from McEvilley - Letter to the Editor
  by H.L. Resnikoff
• Dodgson in wonderland: a traveling show, currently at New York's ICP, and two new books revive the question of intent behind the photographic work of Lewis Carroll - Photography - Biography
  by Lyle Rexer
• Gary Simmons at the Studio Museum in Harlem - a showing of "erasure" drawings
  by David Ebony
• Al Held and George Sugarman at Washburn
  by Cary Levine
• Howard Clifford at the Farnsworth Art Museum
  by Carl Little
• James Bishop and Sylvia Plimack Mangold at Annemarie Verna
  by Mark Staff Brandl
• Milwaukee Art Museum - People - Stefano Basilico appointed adjunct curator of contemporary art - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Miami heat over expansion plan - Front Page - some locals oppose Miami Art Museum's rebuilding plans
  by Roni Feinstein
• Yun-Fei Ji: moral vistas: the New York-based Chinese painter presents densely figured landscapes and interiors as a form of social critique - Biography
  by Robert Knafo
• Paul Ramirez Jonas at LFL - LFL Gallery, New York - "The Earth Seen from Above" exhibition
  by Jessica Ostrower
• Judith Schaechter at Claire Oliver - Extra Virgin exhibition
  by Carl Little
• Laurie Fendrich at Gary Snyder
  by Eleanor Heartney
• Paul Pratchenko at Braunstein/Quay
  by Mark Van Proyen
• Dahesh Museum - People - Peter Trippi is appointed new director - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• New Saatchi Gallery on the Thames - Artworld - Brief Article
  by Stephanie
• Cinderella on the Hudson: ninety minutes north of Manhattan, the town of Beacon blooms with public art, galleries and projects as a branch of the Dia Art Foundation opens there - Report From Beacon - includes a list of galleries and addresses
  by Suzaan Boettger
• Inigo Manglano-Ovalle at Max Protetch - a show by the multimedia artist
  by Daniel Belasco
• Anthony Caro at Mitchell-Innes & Nash - sculpture exhibition
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Fausto Melotti at Leo Castelli
  by Jonathan Gilmore
• Hwang Young Sung and Bae Young Jin at Parsons School of Design
  by Richard Vine
• Michael Landy at Maureen Paley Interim Art
  by Tina Sotiriadi
• Museum of Art and History - People - McPherson Center, Santa Cruz - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Whitney cancels expansion plans - Artworld - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• New foundation for Venice - Front Page
  by Stephanie Cash
• Requiems for a lost future? Epic scale and forceful geometric forms have long preoccupied Al Held, perhaps nowhere more than in his "Requiem" and "Siena" paintings of the mid-1990s. Reacting to the debut of four of these works in New York, the author pond
  by Joe Fyfe
• Emily Mason at David Findlay Jr - gallery showing of paintings
  by Robert Berlind
• Christopher Williams at David Zwirner - photography exhibition
  by Edward Leffingwell
• Guo Brothers at Goedhuis Contemporary
  by Jonathan Goodman
• Tony Hepburn at Revolution - 32 years of work represented
  by Gerry Craig
• Marja Helander at Hippolyte
  by Stephanie Cash
• Grants - Artworld - John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Who are the three? - Front Page - news about an exhibition by art group The Three - Brief Article
  by Raphael Rubinstein
• Gego's galaxies: setting free the line: though born in Europe, Venezuelan artist Gertrude Goldschmidt—known as Gego—created a body of highly refined abstract work that, by its formal rigor and uncanny inventiveness, places her firmly at the fore
  by Robert Storr
• Viola Frey at Nancy Hoffman - ceramic figures at Nancy Hoffman Gallery, New York
  by Jonathan Gilmore
• Elena Berriolo at Lo Spazio
  by Gregory Volk
• Phil Binaco at Linda Durham
  by Peter Kalb
• Manuel Ocampo at Paule Anglim
  by Mark Van Proyen
• New Museum of Contemporary Art - People
  by Stephanie Cash
• A Guggenheim for Brazil - Artworld
  by Lee Rosenbaum
• Cultural calamity in Iraq - Front Page - looting of Islamic antiquities during 2003 upheaval
  by David Ebony
• Dona Nelson at Cheim & Read - gallery showing of paintings
  by Stephen Westfall
• Nina Katchadourian at Debs & Co - multimedia presention of three bodies of work including photography and video
  by Maura Reilly
• Lois Dodd at - Windows and Doorways at Alexandre Gallery, New York
  by Gerrit Henry
• Andrew Young at Zolla/Lieberman
  by Claire Wolf Krantz
• Anna Jermolaewa at Johann Koenig
  by James Trainor
• Awards - Artworld - art awards
  by Stephanie Cash
• Art out of mind. - Henry Darger: In the Realms of the Unreal, by John M. MacGregor; The Art of Adolf Wolfli: St. Adolf-Giant-Creation, by Elka Spoerri and Daniel Baumann - book review
  by Sue Taylor
• Trenton Doyle Hancock: full immersion: wallpaper, paintings, murals, drawings and hand-lettered wall texts all enter into the mix of this Texas artist's exuberantly satiric gallery environments—shown recently in New York and now on view at MOCA in No
  by Nancy Princenthal
• Matthew Northridge at Gorney Bravin + Lee - "Continent "exhiibition of sculpture and collage
  by Matthew Nichols
• Raymond Pettibon at Zwirner & Wirth and David Zwirner - two exhibitions of Pettibon's drawings
  by Cary Levine
• Suzanne Caporael at Artemis Greenberg Van Doren
  by Lilly Wei
• David Brody at Esther Claypool
  by Sue Taylor
• Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco - People - Robert Futernick replaces Steven A. Nash as Chair of the Conservation Department - Brief Article
  by Stephanie Cash
• Hadid building opens in Cincinnati - Artworld - Contemporary Arts Center, designed by Zaha Hadid, is first art museum in country designed by a woman
  by Stephanie Cash