Martha Jackson-Jarvis: The Process of Discovery
The obsessions that awaken mixed-media artist Martha Jackson-Jarvis each day emanate from her love of family, her passion for cooking, and, she’s the first to admit, from her unabashed fascination with the elastic dimensions of clay.
A Question of Perspective: Sculpture by Charles Ginnever
Charles Ginnever was on vacation in Maine in 1993 when he went to work on a design that had already been in his mind for a while. He started, as he often did, by tinkering with shapes cut from foam core; when he was done, he had produced an object that could stand freely in
Playing with Fire: Armand Vaillancourt
During the summer of 1987, while visiting Quebec City, I first met Armand Vaillancourt as he was working on Drapeau Blanc, a monumental sculpture composed of over 92 tons of calcite brought in from the Saguenay Lac-St.
Forum: Australia’s Sculpture Prizes
Robert Bridgewater, Red Trunk and Black River, 2003. Finalists for the Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award. After a lapse of nearly 40 years, prizes, for a variety of reasons, have again become popular in Australia.
Materialized Expression: The Sculpture of Liam Gillick
The work of Liam Gillick needs to be entered through the totality of his practice. His artwork is intimately interwoven with his work as a critic, writer, curator, and designer. What he makes for the gallery space manifests, explicates, and proposes a complex of ideas that he is concerned with in all aspects of his
Industrial Poetry: A Conversation with Cildo Meireles
Meireles’s works are threatening, seductive, and sometimes both at once. …see the full review in December’s magazine.
