Emotional Subtext of Form and Space: A Conversation with Peter Randall-Page
Stone carving does not seem to co-exist easily with the world of Damien Hirst or, for that matter, with the world of conceptual art. Someone like Peter Randall-Page, who has been working for over 30 years, is always in danger of being overlooked, of being seen as unfashionable.
The Progress of Big Man: A Conversation with Ron Mueck
Australian-born, London-based Ron Mueck is as enigmatic as his sculptures. From a distended baby, stuck to the wall crucifixion-style and bearing an unnervingly intelligent demeanor far beyond his age, to a smaller-than-life, sick old woman, who curls up in a fetal pose under a blanket, Mueck’s works command an uncanny ability to amaze with obsessive
The Ordinariness of Making: A Conversation with Phillip King
King has restlessly experimented with color, abstract form, and new materials…see the full review in July/August’s magazine.
The Sculpture Garden: Three Radically Different Ideas
Three visions of what a sculpture park can be provide diverse venues for art…see the full review in June’s magazine.
Signs and Symbols: A Conversation with Karin Giusti
Giusti’s symbolic gestures cultivate the public’s participation and response…see the full review in June’s magazine.
