Jonathan Borofsky: On a Grand Scale
Those familiar with the work of Jonathan Borofsky might be surprised to know that he has not had a solo exhibition in a museum or gallery since 1991. They might be equally surprised to learn that during the last decade or so his efforts have almost exclusively been devoted to large-scale outdoor public commissions.
Giuseppe Penone: The Poetry of Art and Nature
After nearly four decades, Giuseppe Penone, one of the most famous of the Arte Povera group of artists, mounted his first retrospective exhibition this past spring….see the full feature in December’s magazine.
The Garden-Book: Environmental Art at La Marrana
While contemporary art installations in urban contexts are still a somewhat rare phenomenon in Italy frequently due to the indifference of local governments, environmental art has been an undisputed favorite for several seasons now….see the full feature in December’s magazine.
R.M. Fischer and the Public in Public Art
ln the summer of 1986, on completing his first major outdoor artwork and before returning home to New York, R.M. Fischer drove by for one last glimpse of MacArthur Park Gates in Los Angeles’s MacArthur Park.
