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Stories Collection

- The most recently envisioned new Guggenheim Museum, a Jean Nouvel-designed project fo...
- Although he moved from Manila to the U.S. at the age of 14, attended Harvard Universi...
- Titled "Tomorrow," this show was the New York solo debut for English-born New York ar...
- This recent exhibition of quasi-minimalist sculptures and installations was the impre...
- Caracas-born, New York-based artist Arturo Herrera, who multi-tasks in several medium...
- Because of their explicit images of sex and decay, Eldon Garnet's large, multipanel p...
- Art critic and writer John Berger is the winner of a Lannan Literary Award for Lifeti...
- The rocky economy is having a decidedly mixed impact on various museum projects. The ...
- William Tucker's sculptures are emphatic in their sheer, physical presence and at the...
- Beth Campbell first received broad attention for her quirky textual drawings in which...
- Richard Wentworth, English sculptor, photographer, teacher and streetwise flaneur, ha...
- Just after Amsterdam's mayor and aldermen announced approval of a plan to expand the ...
- On Dec. 18, the public got its first look at second-round proposals for the World Tra...
- Among the challenges to American complacency posed by the events of Sept. 11 has been...
- The installation Cavemanman, Pans-based Thomas Hirschhorn's first solo exhibition in ...
- Luis Cruz Azaceta began as an abstract painter in the 1960s, but became known in the ...
- Bill Radawec was living in Los Angeles when the big earthquake of 1994 hit. His apart...
- Johannes Karhs is a young Berlin-based artist who forages among film stills and docum...
- The Whitney Museum of American Art has selected three of its own curators as the orga...
- Island in the Mur, a floating exhibition and performance space designed by Vito Accon...
- Spanish artist Angel Orensanz is probably best known as the fellow who purchased an e...
- No figure better embodies the heady, freewheeling artistic culture of 1920s Montparna...
- Two installations by the Chicago-based Jack Sloss humorously explore the dynamics of ...
- Since the early `90s, commercial fabrics have been Fransje Killaars's medium. Many of...
- The curatorial team has been announced for Manifesta 5, the 2004 installment of the i...
- In October, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City unveiled a major permanent...
- While the genre of exhibition commonly called a "masterpiece show" is likely to pull ...
- Siah Armajani has long been concerned with creating "neighborly" public sculptures--i...
- Much of the drama of the career of architect Louis I. Kahn (1901-1974) lies in the am...
- The large oil paintings of Israeli-born, New York-based painter Ophrah Shemesh are er...
- Carl E. Kurtz, a professor at Kansas City Art Institute, uses his virtuoso calligraph...
- The main room at Phoebus might well have been an installation. The nine works--actual...
- Kate M. Sellers, director of the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford, Conn.,...
- Shortly after the British Museum once again rebuffed attempts by the Greek government...
- After Jeffrey Chiplis graduated from art school, with a B.F.A. in sculpture, some 25 ...
- Avigdor Arikha, who survived the concentration camps and fought in Israel's War of In...
- For the past 30 years, 22 of them while a resident in New York, Korean-born painter S...
- Among Clifford Odets's plays, Paradise Lost (1938) was his favorite. It also provided...
- This two-person show, the latest installment of the MIA's long-running Minnesota Arti...
- Fresh from her DAAD fellowship in Berlin, Katerina Vincourova, one of the most respec...
- Glen Seater, 46, sculptor and installation artist, died Dec. 21 in Brooklyn. He fell ...
- The title and guiding theme of the 50th Venice Biennale [June 15-Nov. 2] were formall...
- The last great confrontation of their lifetime between Henri Matisse and Pablo Picass...
- Edwin Dickinson is often called a "painter's painter," a term implying that his art i...
- In his new exhibition titled "Omens in Grisaille," the Ecuadorian-born Hugo Bastidas ...
- Anne Harris disturbs as much as she charms. A figurative painter of considerable skil...
- Walking into Paul Horn's installation was like walking into a Wal-Mart wonderland, wi...
- Dumb Type is a collaborative established by some students at a Kyoto art school in 19...
- In an important legal victory, 86-year-old Los Angeles resident Maria Altmann has won...
- This has been a season of new museum openings and plans for expansion in the already ...
- Chen Zhen was a rising presence on the international scene when he died quite suddenl...
- We rarely get to see a large selection of a mature artist's earliest work except in m...
- The scholar and curator Wu Hung, trained at Beijing's Central Academy of Fine Arts an...
- Quietly exploiting the translucency of her materials, Linn Meyers draws on small shee...
- Gottfried Helnwein's extensive 1997 retrospective at the State Russian Museum in St. ...
- On Feb. 25, as part of its "independent Lens" series, PBS will air a new documentary ...
- Things are looking up for the High Line, the 1.45-mile railroad viaduct in Chelsea wh...
- A poet writes always of his personal life, in his finest work out of its tragedy, wha...
- Born in Hawaii in 1922, Toshiko Takaezu is recognized for applying the expressive pot...
- "A Visionary's Universe," William Fields's first New York exhibition, featured 11 lar...
- This exhibition comprised six abstract sculptures by the consummate stone carver of t...
- Keith Tyson is the winner of the 2002 Turner Prize, worth approximately $32,000, give...
- Claude Cahun: Ecrits, edited by Francois Leperlier, Paris, Editions Jean-Michel Place...
- When you encounter one of Roland Flexner's recent works on paper for the first time, ...
- Andrew Forge's elegant paintings present an erudite synthesis of developments from Po...
- "All-Star," Jude Tallichet's third solo show at the gallery, was a floor installation...
- Purvis Young, whose 60th birthday has been marked with several local exhibitions, has...
- Going Forth by Day (2002), a title taken from the Egyptian Book of the Dead, is an am...
- The eccentric character who inhabits Robert ParkeHarrison's photographs is none other...
- If Claude Closky were not so busy cleverly dismantling the media machines, he would v...
- Barbara Bloemink, director of the Guggenheim and Hermitage Museum branches in Las Veg...
- The newly named Museum of Contemporary Arts and Design in New York, formerly the Amer...
- The fourth and latest edition of Manifesta, the itinerant pan-European biennial, took...
- Signaling a departure from his brand of magic realism, associated with his bicultural...
- Bo Bartlett's exhibition of roughly 20 paintings plus watercolors and gouaches showed...
- Joanne Baldinger's previous show was at this gallery's project space in the Roger Smi...
- Ruth Laxson considers her work "an attempt to restore some of the texture and grain o...
- Massimiliano Gioni, art critic curator, has been named artistic director of the Fonda...
- Spanish architect Jose Rafael Moneo was recently in New York to unveil his model for ...
- How to Draw a Bunny, the recent documentary about artist Ray Johnson, opens with the ...
- Robert Longo's work is becoming increasingly introspective. Five years ago, the diari...
- In her first New York solo show, Kumi Yamashita, a Japanese artist who has lived much...
- The works of Mexican artist Pablo Vargas Lugo at first look like crisply delineated a...
- After yet another temporary closing for repairs of its new Arata Isosaki building, th...
- American sculptor Richard Serra and British architect Norman Foster have been elected...
- John Stomberg has become associate director of administration and programs at the Wil...
- Some 90 years after his death, Pierpont Morgan will have the posthumous distinction o...
- Fabian Marcaccio's recent exhibition at Gorney Bravin + Lee Gallery in New York was t...
- Micrography has a rich tradition in Judaism, used either as decoration or for the tra...
- Linoleum and Formica are materials more often associated with kitchens than with digi...
- John Hrehov's new work constitutes a considerable advance over his last show in New Y...
- When Leslie Baum visits new places--Glasgow, Cordoba or Kew Gardens, for example--she...
- Matta, 91, painter who was the youngest member of the prewar Surrealist group in Pari...
- D. Scott Atkinson has been appointed chief curator at the San Diego Museum of Art, a ...
- Louis Grachos, director of SITE Santa Fe since 1996, has been appointed director of t...
- For Carroll Dunham, painting's a killer. One of the recurrent characters in his works...
- The main event in David Sandlin's recent show was an epic painting nearly 12 feet wid...
- Nature was a quiet but ubiquitous presence that ran like a refrain throughout "this a...
- This spring Randy Wray's paintings and sculptures were on view in neighboring Chelsea...
- From a distance, Janet Hamrick's abstract paintings can look as if they were made of ...
- Carole Kismaric, 60, photography book editor and curator, died Nov. 19 in New York of...
- Benjamin Weil, new-media curator at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, is the ne...
- A year from now, an ambitious inter national art and architecture exhibition, "The Sn...
- At first, Jack Pierson's photos, drawings, sculptures and installations appear to be ...
- In her previous show at this gallery, Yeardley Leonard exhibited a number of large ho...
- Although his paintings and collages are essential to the history of British Pop, Pete...
- Julia Wachtel is one of a generation of artists, among them Troy Brauntuch and Sherri...
- Though a far cry from his mid-'70s performance pieces in outlandish edible vegetable ...
- Nov, '02, p. 176: Our announcement of Russell Ferguson's appointment as deputy direct...
- On Nov. 16, just two days before the opening of China's First Guangzhou Triennial at ...
- The National Museum and Gallery in Cardiff, Wales, recently announced the establishme...
- With "Theodore Chasseriau (1819-1856): The Unknown Romantic," museums in Paris, Stras...
- The three large paintings and three smaller drawings (all 2002) that Glenn Goldberg r...
- Dennis Adams's color photographs depict the kind of airborne trash that is emblematic...
- Deborah Rosenthal's fifth one-person show at Bowery was her best yet, and one of the ...
- The small world of prewar modernism in Los Angeles was surprisingly rich. During the ...
- The boards of the San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) and the California College of Ar...
- Against the background of a shaky economy and trepidation about an impending war with...
- Win Knowlton makes large objects that imply surrounding landscapes--not sylvan glades...
- Korean-born Miki Lee takes the familiar trope of abstract stripe painting, adds to it...
- The sparse Maine landscapes in Scott Peterman's color photographs of ice-fishing shac...
- "Michel Gerard: The American Decade 1989-1999" was a puzzling show, full of interesti...
- Although there has been some buzz of late about young abstract painters in Los Angele...
- Paul Ha was recently named director of the Contemporary Art Museum in St. Louis, repl...
- I once watched a pair of clowns hurry a donkey across Fifth Avenue. One clown was pus...
- Since the mid-1990s, Antonio Petracca has been making paintings that bring the painte...
- Conceptualist Christopher Chiappa belongs to the school of comedic one-liner artists ...
- The goal of Susan Wilmarth-Rabineau's environment Reaching Into the Sky (2002) was to...
- In 1970, Archie Rand was a 21-year-old painter fresh from studies at Pratt Institute....
- Enrique Juncosa, deputy director since 2000 of the Reina Sofia in Madrid, has assumed...
- Photography's Antiquarian Avant-Garde: The New Wave in Old Processes, by Lyle Rexer, ...
- If you missed Oliver Herring's 1999 show at Max Protetch Gallery in New York, or if y...
- German artist Daniel Roth uses an array of mediums to elaborate mysterious, intricate...
- Minneapolis-based photographer Paul Shambroom's latest New York show was titled "Meet...
- A professor of art at Colby College since 1966, Harriet Matthews has distinguished he...
- Chris Dercon, artistic director of the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam sin...
- Georgia-born artist Benny Andrews has established the Benny Andrews Foundation to sup...
- Perhaps not since the Italian Psychoanalytical Society last convened in Turin has the...
- Placing a premium on retinal experience, Sol LeWitt's six new, brightly hued wall dra...
- Lari Pittman's paintings continue to combine wallpaper patterns, foliate designs, int...
- At first glance, some of Aaron Fink's intensely colored, heavily worked oil paintings...
- You can't tell if Kevin Cannon's elegant sculptures are animal, vegetable or mineral....
- Rebecca Martin Nagy, curator of African Art and associate director of education at th...
- A splashy new hotel in Times Square has drawn lots of attention for its colorful and ...
- Frida, a new film about the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo that opened Nov. 1, offers a ...
- As a native of what was once East Germany, painter Neo Rauch cut his teeth as an arti...
- As a young artist in the 1940s, Honore Sharrer received considerable attention for he...
- In his oil-on-linen collage paintings, most of them sepia-toned, Fred Otnes lays down...
- Edward Sturr (b.1937) taught photography at a Chicago high school in the early 1960s,...
- The Seattle Art Museum recently unveiled plans for its new 8 1/2-acre Olympic Sculptu...
- London's Tate Modern recently unveiled Marsyas, an enormous sculpture by Anish Kapoor...
- The peripatetic French sculptor Alain Kirili has divided his time between Paris and N...
- In his recent exhibition, New York-based abstractionist Stephen Ellis considerably re...
- There's something almost medieval about Helen Miranda Wilson's small, carefully detai...
- In this show of sculpture and painting from the last two years, Bryan Hunt both looke...
- Only two of Mike Henderson's 14 new oil paintings can be said to actually resemble Ha...
- Ground has been broken for the new Lux Art Institute, a venue for temporary exhibitio...
- A permanent installation by Polish artist Magdalena Abakanowicz featuring 112 over-li...
- Thanks to the sporadic inclusion of an art component within the Spoleto Festival, Cha...
- Entering Suzanne Anker's show, "The Butterfly in the Brain," one saw a vastly enlarge...
- A Louisiana native, the self-taught photographer Clarence John Laughlin (1905-1985)is...
- Three large inflatable sculptures dominated the main gallery space in Ron Klein's sho...
- Little known outside Russia, Petr Konchalovsky (1876-1956) is greatly esteemed in his...
- Walter Annenberg, 94, publisher and philanthropist, died Oct. 1 in Wynnewood, Penn. A...
- Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg will auction off 33 works of American art from the coll...
- In many ways, art can be seen as the result of a narrowing of focus. After all, we sh...
- Jill Baroff has always created subtle installations in which one has to stay alert si...
- For 30 years now, Joel Perlman has been making welded-steel sculptures. An able craft...
- Sam Gilliam's new work, a series called "Slats," is a major departure for him. When o...
- Since returning to Beijing in 1997 after a decade-long stay in New York, Lin Tianmiao...
- France's minister of culture, Jean-Jacques Aillagon, released plans at an Oct. 29 pre...
- The Stray Show, a recent initiative of Thomas Blackman and Associates (TBA), producer...
- Simply and without much mediation, the New Museum of Contemporary Art's presentation ...
- In his first American exhibition, Paris-based artist Charles Matton offered 15 mixed-...
- Reruns, which fuel the economics of the television industry and turn mildly amusing s...
- Mario Algaze has been taking photographs of Latin American people and places since 19...
- A midcareer Sydney artist, Mikala Dwyer uses plastic, Styrofoam, fabric and modeling ...
- Reaffirming the potential of abstract painting to convey political convictions as wel...
- New Art in the 60s and 70s: Redefining Reality, by Anne Rorimer, New York, Thames & H...
- There used to be much made of the difference between content and subject matter. This...
- For centuries, the well-heeled and so-inclined have taken their adventures in field a...
- Marco Breuer's recent show included more than 20 images from his series "Observations...
- Lina Bertucci's evocative new photographs explore nature as both the embodiment of th...
- This show was a significant departure for Muneteru Ujino, who is well known in Tokyo ...
- On Oct. 23, President Bush announced his intention to nominate California poet, teach...
- John Berger: Selected Essays, edited by Geoff Dyer, New York, Pantheon, 2001; 596 pag...
- The ambitious new work by Mary Kelly which premiered last December at the Santa Monic...
- In the annals of video game history, Space Invaders occupies a privileged position--t...
- Over the past several years, the sleek, monochromatic ceramic sculptures by Kyoto-bor...
- For her first one-person exhibition, Misty Keasler showed color photographs from two ...
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