Japanese sculptor and performance artist Ichi Ikeda uses water as his main medium, a choice strongly connected to global environmental problems. Recognizing that water is one of the Earth’s most precious resources, Ikeda is dedicated to raising global awareness of water conservation through international conferences, community activism, public performances, and interactive installations.
Reading Paper: A Conversation with Jae Ko
Korean-born Jae Ko studied at Toyo Art School and Wako University in Tokyo, where she earned a BFA in 1988. Ten years later, she completed her MFA at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore.
Anthony Luensman
Cincinnati Arenas, Anthony Luensman’s multi-part installation…see the full review in October’s magazine.
Sharon Loper
Santa Cruz, California Spanning the atrium at the Museum of Art…see the full review in September’s magazine.
Tom Doyle: Allegories of Time, Space, and Nature
The manner in which one circumambulates a Tom Doyle sculpture is very special. One moves through it and around it at the same time. These forms are meant for graceful viewing, a dance with nature, inspired by the kind of structural indices that incite metaphysical thought.
Michael Heizer: Sculpture in Space and Time
Michael Heizer introduced substantial questions into the discourse of sculpture in the late 1960s and ’70s, offering new experiences with his bold choices of site, material, and scale. His use of rocks, stones, earth, and desert landscapes is integral to his core aesthetic and reflects his upbringing as the son of an eminent archaeologist: Heizer
Creighton Michael
Towson, Maryland ln Creighton Michael’s recent work, what you…see the full review in September’s magazine.
Joan Truckenbrod: Exploring the In-Between
Video sculpture, at its best, represents a rich fusion of the materially embodied space of sculpture and the chronologically successive, fleeting moments of time. This synthesis lies at the heart of Joan Truckenbrod’s art. Her sculpture explores the density and mortality of the physical world by depicting that world as a continuous, unfolding, subatomic flow
John Powell
Cambridge, Massachusetts Well known in Boston and elsewhere for…see the full review in September’s magazine.
Stephen Knapp
Midland, Michigan Stephen Knapp’s “Lightpaintings” overspread walls…see the full review in September’s magazine.
