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Stories Collection

- Among the winners of the 2002 Praemium Imperiale awards, given by the Japan Art Assoc...
- In October, an agreement was reached allowing New York State to purchase the James A....
- During the past 15 years, Emmet Gowin has pursued a global reconnaissance mission to ...
- Providing an opportunity to reevaluate one of the greatest influences on Abstract Exp...
- Elliott Puckette creates harmonious abstract paintings by superimposing disparate ele...
- James Romberger's work is essentially a visual anthropology of the East Village and L...
- Victoria Reynolds's clever, meticulously rendered paintings of uncooked meat go beyon...
- Fred Wilson has been selected to represent the U.S. at the 2003 Venice Biennale. Kath...
- The latest speculation swirling around the Guggenheim Museum doesn't involve a new ou...
- The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth debuts its new building on Dec. 14. Designed by J...
- One day last spring, in the course of strolling along Scottsdale's gallery corridor, ...
- With "International Boogie-Woogie," the title of a recent series of photo pieces, Pet...
- Robert Yasuda's lyrical monochromatic paintings work their effects gradually. The art...
- Tim Case's recent solo exhibition, "1984 Onward," appeared in two rooms and initially...
- When Esteban Vicente died in 2001, just days shy of his 98th birthday, the first gene...
- Helen Molesworth is the new chief curator of exhibitions at the Wexner Center for the...
- The influential role of the Shyokuryo Building in Tokyo's contemporary art history is...
- "I have been a giant in my strength," Eva Hesse stated in 1970, "and my work has been...
- This French artist's first solo exhibition in the United States included two photogra...
- Joan Livingstone has long worked with felt, making sculptures about states of being a...
- Andrew Forge, 78, painter, author and Yale dean, died Sept. 4 of an aortic aneurysm i...
- Ian Kennedy is the new curator of European art at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in ...
- Edward Hirsch, poet, writer and MacArthur fellow, has been elected president of the J...
- Andrea Inselmann, curator at the Kohler Arts Center in Milwaukee since 1996, has been...
- Rolex recently announced the launch of its new Mentor and Protege Arts Initiative. Ev...
- Tony Scherman's paintings have such carnal presence that their internal contradiction...
- This pair of video installations dealt with the intersection between vision and under...
- In her 1999 U.S. debut, Leipzigborn Susanne Kuhn filled Bill Maynes gallery with slyl...
- Large-scale and formal succinctness are hallmarks of Kansas City artist May Tveit's s...
- The Taft Museum of Art in Cincinnati recently broke ground for its expansion and reno...
- The Portland [Ore.] Art Museum has appointed Annette Dixon as its curator of prints a...
- Tony King has become deputy director of the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute...
- Mavo: Japanese Artists and the Avant-Garde 1905-1931, by Gennifer Weisenfeld, Berkele...
- Once upon a time, hidden somewhere in the Catskill Mountains, was an artists' colony ...
- As the title of Karen Finley's recent exhibition suggested, "Status and Emotion" expl...
- Mark Innerst's new paintings offer strong doses of both culture and nature. The natur...
- New Mexico-based painter Santiago Perez intermixed three separate bodies of work at C...
- The El Paso Museum of Art recently received a $250,000 gift from Frances Mithoff and ...
- Artist Suzanne Lacy has been named chair of the school of fine arts at the Otis Colle...
- Bonnie Kelm is the new director of the University Art Museum at UC Santa Barbara. Sin...
- The Third Hand: Collaboration in Art from Conceptualism to Postmodernism, by Charles ...
- When in the 1930s Jacob Kainen turned up weekly at 36 Union Square to pose for Arshil...
- Georges Seurat's A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte (1884-86) depict...
- Influenced by all manner of systems--cybernetics, information theory, behavioral scie...
- Mark Bradford's exhibition, "That Wasn't My Car You Saw," included five large paintin...
- The Detroit Institute of Arts has selected Nii Otokunor Quarcoopome as curator of Afr...
- Rod Slemmons was recently appointed director at the Museum of Contemporary Photograph...
- In early 2001, a copyright infringement suit was mounted against Barbara Kruger and o...
- The 1990s belonged to San Francisco, epicenter of the dot-com frenzy that held the na...
- In past exhibitions, Gillian Jagger often suspended large chunks of rough wood with c...
- "Ingredients of Alchemy: Before and After The Rose" provided a rare opportunity to su...
- Stark images of sky, sand and water fill the large 4-by-5-foot prints that constitute...
- The legend of painting in the San Francisco Bay Area leans heavily on the triumvirate...
- As part of its Projects series, the Museum of Modern Art has commissioned three artis...
- When the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC), in charge of renewing Ground...
- Dakin Hart is the new assistant director of the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, sc...
- The latest addition to Manhattan's art-infested West 20s is not another commercial ga...
- For the past five years, the annual Madrid conclave known as PhotoEspana has brought ...
- Tom Otterness filled both the uptown and the downtown Marlborough galleries with a pr...
- Compensating for the 15-year hiatus since the last John Graham exhibition, Richard Yo...
- Wrapped salon-style around two adjacent walls, Ernesto Pujol's photographic installat...
- As much as Guillermo Kuitca's work has always been about absence, it also manages to ...
- The MacArthur Foundation has announced 24 new fellowships for 2002. Each winner recei...
- While many art museums have reported sagging attendance and diminished revenues in re...
- Jessica Morgan has been named a curator at the Tate Modern in London. Morgan served s...
- The only intact mural in the U.S. by Mexican painter David Alfaro Siqueiros was unvei...
- In the course of constructing props for the Happenings, an invaluable tool, the porta...
- The Pack, a bunch of coyotes modeled in gray plasticine, occupied the big front galle...
- To enter Aura Rosenberg's "Berlin Childhood" exhibition, you had to push aside plush ...
- "Drawings from the Bitterroot," the inaugural exhibition at Joseph Helman's new Chels...
- Syncretism rules the art of Rick Bartow, whose 15-year retrospective revealed how he ...
- The Imperial War Museum North in Manchester, U.K., designed by Daniel Libeskind, open...
- Emotions ran high when Eric Fischl's life-size bronze Tumbling Woman, memorializing t...
- Nicholas Penny, curator of Renaissance painting at London's National Gallery since 19...
- On the brink of bankruptcy, the Barnes Foundation in Lower Merion, Pa., has filed cou...
- "Basically," a harried Hou Hanru let slip, as preparations for the 2002 Gwangju Bienn...
- Around five years ago, Scott Richter began exhibiting utility tables heaped with moun...
- "Dog Days," Tom Burr's installation of new sculptural works (all 2002), was stocked w...
- Masako Kamiya makes diminutive gouache paintings encrusted with thousands of pinhead-...
- Panos Charalambous's recent video installation was mesmerizing and deceptively simple...
- The Denver Art Museum has received a gift of 213 modern and contemporary works from t...
- The National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., has selected Judy L. Lars...
- Kathleen Adair Foster, curator of Western art after 1800 at the Indiana University Ar...
- The Dahesh Museum of Art is in the process of moving to the former IBM Gallery in New...
- As many writers have pointed out, the works of American sculptor H.C. Westermann (192...
- Because Mary Miss primarily makes public art, gallery exhibitions of her work are unc...
- The porous, pliant interface between two dimensions and three is where Diana Cooper's...
- In his latest exhibition at Mangel, Bill Scott presented new abstracted landscapes an...
- This gallery is such an extraordinary space that only a very strong installation coul...
- Meanwhile, the Denver Art Museum, the Aspen Art Museum and the Logan Collection, in V...
- Julian Zugazagoitia has been named director of El Museo del Barrio in New York. Since...
- One of Mexico's best-known artists, Francisco Toledo, recently led a heated but nonvi...
- Ten thousand miles from Kassel was this summer's "other" international exhibition, th...
- In his recent exhibition, David Opdyke created a wry tribute to the visual semiotics ...
- The over-40-year career of sculptor and painter Hilda Thorpe (1920-2000) began when s...
- The inaugural exhibition at GrantPirrie Gallery was also the first solo show in Sydne...
- Sedalia, Mo., located about 80 miles east of Kansas City, has become something of an ...
- Briton Paul W. Thompson, 42, assumed the directorship the Cooper-Hewitt National Desi...
- Not long ago I overheard a conversation in which one Englishman mentioned to another ...
- Although multicultural awareness has created a heightened sensitivity to the awful st...
- Charlotta Westergren's debut exhibition was strangely endearing. This Brooklyn-based ...
- Among the materials that Lynda Benglis has used extensively in her sculptures over th...
- If you could only see Andrea Way's intricate ink-and-acrylic-on-wood pieces from a di...
- Sept. 11 elicited a renewed awareness of heroism that has yet to be captured in conte...
- Bruno Racine is the new president of the Centre Pompidou in Paris. He previously serv...
- Eastern Germany was among the areas hardest hit by the floods that devastated Central...
- Among the best of the summer group shows in New York were two organized by artists. "...
- The centerpiece of this exhibition by the Swiss collaborative team of Peter Fischli a...
- Ida Applebroog has forged a distinctive vocabulary with paintings satirizing the dark...
- New York-born photographer Roger Ballen, who won the top prize at this year's Aries F...
- Michael Gibson's new work provides a refreshing foray back to the pleasure of paintin...
- James Cuno, director of the Harvard University Art Museums since 1991 and professor o...
- When a huge flood hit Prague in 1890, the wild water tore down two vaults of the Char...
- Only 10 years ago, you had to work hard to find new art in London. Now you can't esca...
- To achieve an effect popularized by the proliferation of scenic photography and the c...
- Mark Kostabi has been with us for a long time. In a brief item in the New York Post's...
- British-born Ellen Harvey, a painter with strong conceptual leanings, continues her i...
- Veteran New Orleans-based abstractionist George Dunbar's latest works continue to min...
- The Pinakothek der Moderne, a new museum for modern and contemporary art and design, ...
- The 500,000 subway riders who pass through New York's Times Square station each day c...
- Questions about the place of religion in society have acquired new urgency in the wak...
- The even distribution of light behind the surface of a color print mounted on a light...
- A relatively unsung member of the Coenties Slip group, Ann Wilson worked alongside Ag...
- Texas-based artists Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler switched from photography t...
- The recent exhibition, "Unwound and Entwined: Recent Projects by Claes Oldenburg and ...
- Larry Rivers, 78, artist and jazz musician, died on Aug. 14. His obituary appears on ...
- Baltic, an "art factory" in the northeast of England, near Newcastle, opened to the p...
- By the time of his death in Ibiza on Aug. 28, 2001, Juan Munoz, at age 48, had achiev...
- Like good realist fiction, Tina Barney's best-known works, big color photographs of w...
- Lance Letscher obsessively crafts his collages out of found objects, preferring items...
- Patti Heid's latest large-scale canvases combine video- and computer-derived imagery ...
- At first glance, the large abstractions of Frank Okada seem derivative of Leon Polk S...
- Austrian authorities recently cleared Sotheby's of any wrongdoing in the export of a ...
- When Eyestorm debuted in 1999 it was the model of a trendy on-line art gallery. Found...
- I had been thinking a lot about Larry Rivers since seeing his recent retrospective at...
- The Berlin-based abstract painter Frank Badur is something of an institution in Germa...
- Iranian-born, New York-based Pouran Jinchi manages to maintain an alliance between th...
- Elizabeth O'Reilly is a painterly realist who conveys her perceptions of reality via ...
- Jeanine Breaker's recent pastel drawings are small, self-reflexive spectacles. Techni...
- Former Museum of Modern Art curator Robert Storr has been selected to organize the fi...
- Just as a retrospective of his work was scheduled to close at the Corcoran Gallery in...
- The opening voice-over in Eija-Liisa Ahtila's three-screen DVD installation The House...
- Myron Stout was a modest, almost ascetic man, who hung out with the Ab-Exers in New Y...
- While living in New York from the mid-1940s through the early 1970s, the painter Felr...
- Graham Parks's first solo exhibition comprised nine small square paintings and two su...
- Moments of spiritual revelation proved ideal subject matter for Renaissance artists, ...
- In August, the Dallas Museum of Art removed the monumental Stake Hitch, by Claes Olde...
- Frank Lloyd Wright and the Art of Japan: The Architect's Other Passion. by Julia Meec...
- "Identity is purely mathematical--it has no place in real experience, in actuality," ...
- Merrill Wagner is a materialist. Since the early '70s, she has painted on an assortme...
- Anne Chu cites "medieval culture" as the inspiration for her recent show at Christine...
- In Nielsen's upstairs gallery, which retains its 19th-century town-house detail, knot...
- Video, film and photographic work, a total of eight pieces, composed Zineb Sedira's f...
- A grassroots activist group called Not in Our Name has been agitating since March to ...
- Privatising Culture: Corporate Art Intervention Since the 1980s, by Chin-tao Wu, Lond...
- Enter Papa Nosedrop waving a huge ugly object. From the sky all sorts of valuable obj...
- Not quite prose, not quite poetry, the pigment and Iris prints of Gwenn Thomas fall b...
- Nancy Shaver's esthetic is based on investigating the ordinary. Although her art most...
- Raquel Montilla Higgins's recent exhibition, titled "Vestiges," comprised 13 new work...
- Occupying the entire top floor of the Tate Liverpool, this recent survey of works by ...
- Art lovers without tens of thousands of dollars to drop on works can finally do more ...
- Issues related to protecting cultural heritage are among the hottest topics in today'...
- Last March, the Philadelphia Museum of Art opened the first full-scale Barnett Newman...
- David Bowes's paintings can be spacious and airy, yet even when they picture landscap...
- Without substantially raising the bar on the gee-whiz genre of digital morphing, Dutc...
- This was the first U.S. exhibition of one of France's best-known contemporary painter...
- "Said and Done" was the matter-of-fact title Wes Magyar gave his show of six oil pain...
- Frederick Schultz, the prominent New York dealer convicted in February for his role i...
- A work attributed to Peter Paul Rubens, Massacre of the Innocents (1609-11), sold in ...
- In his recent exhibition of oil paintings, Wade Schuman unveiled a series of ambitiou...
- New York based since 1998, Kim Sooja here exhibited a new installation titled "A Mirr...
- Born in France in 1913, abstract painter Yvonne Thomas has been uninterruptedly makin...
- Jennifer Bartlett's 20 paintings, large and small, occupied three rooms in this spaci...
- Robert J. Hurst, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs, is the new president of the board of...
- Since July 1, a hardy band of Chinese artists, critics and curators has been retracin...
- It's been five years since Rona Pondick had her last solo show in Manhattan, and thos...
- As this sampling from 30 years of work attests, William Wegman has long and patiently...
- Irish-born, London-based conceptual artist Siobhan Hapaska's latest New York show inc...
- Since the 1970s, Colette has identified herself as the mistress of the multiple world...
- In this recent exhibition, "Post 9/11 Tableaux and the Time Machine,' Larry Bell pres...
- Robert Frankel, executive director of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art since 1996, has...
- Hans Bellmer: The Anatomy of Anxiety, by Sue Taylor, Cambridge, MIT Press, 2000; 296 ...
- At the heart of the cabinet of wonders that is Charles LeDray's oeuvre--currently the...
- The quiet drawings and animations of Avish Khebrehzadeh offer poignant, symbolic narr...
- Last spring was a career high for German video artist Christian Jankowski. He was inc...
- In the late 1930s and early '40s, Loren MacIver developed a sweet, playful style that...
- An eminent museum director, curator, teacher and author, Henry Hopkins has sizable li...
- David Gordon, secretary of London's Royal Academy of Arts for the past six years, has...
- In one of his late autobiographical narratives, Walter Benjamin inquired into "what k...
- Over the past 30 years, Berlin-based Harun Farocki has been an influential voice in t...
- Ukrainian-born Valerie Demianchuk's first solo exhibition takes the viewer by surpris...
- Nancy Spero's art has always had a fugitive quality. Her reliance on transparent pape...
- "They can destroy my work, but they cannot destroy my talent." So asserted the remark...
- The formal ingenuity of Anne Mudge's sculpture feels so familiar that it's tempting t...
- David R. Brigham, director of collections and exhibitions at the Worcester Art Museum...
- The working relationship of the three participants in the panel discussion that marke...
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