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A South African Microcosm: The Sculpture of David Brown

September 1, 2002 by Paul Edmunds

Brown’s work mines the schisms of the fractured society of today’s South Africa….see the full review in September’s magazine.

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Abstraction and Empathy, Once Again

September 1, 2002 by Donald Kuspit

In sculpture the problematic of art as such is most explicit…see the full review in September’s magazine.

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Revolution is Sneakier: Conversation with Vito Acconci

September 1, 2002 by Anne Barclay Morgan

The recent touring exhibition “Acts of Architecture,” curated by Dean Sobel and Margaret Andera, focused on Vito Acconci’s work since the 1980s, in particular the public art projects of Acconci Studio. It also included his sculptures, which function as furniture or architecture.

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One Who Sees Space: A Conversation with Maya Lin

September 1, 2002 by Jan Garden Castro

Maya Lin’s sculptures, environments, and architectural projects flow out of a vision of a universe in harmony with itself, its different branches and modes of being. Her gift is creating work that rethinks human relationships to earth and time.

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Grizedale Forest Sculpture Project

July 1, 2002 by Deborah Karasov

Ambleside, England Pinnacles (1996), a group of incised…see the full review in July/August’s magazine.

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“Vitalism”

July 1, 2002 by sculpturemag

Chalford, England “Vitalism; British Sculptors of the 50s”…see the full review in July/August’s magazine.

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Dan Graham

July 1, 2002 by Brian McAvera

Paris This retrospective of Dan Graham’s…see the full review in July/August’s magazine.

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“Sculpture 2001” and International Sculpture Symposium

July 1, 2002 by Clare Henry

Sofia and Ilindentci, Bulgaria While most countries possess…see the full review in July/August’s magazine.

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Sculpture by the Sea

July 1, 2002 by Valerie Coffin Price

Sydney, Australia Sculpture by the Sea is an annual…see the full review in July/August’s magazine.

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Lyla Rye

July 1, 2002 by Ray Cronin

Fredericton, Canada Toronto artist Lyla Rye has been…see the full review in July/August’s magazine.

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