Utica, NY Sculpture Space Inc. Sculpture Space, lnc., the artists’ residency program in Utica, New York, celebrated its 25th anniversary with the exhibition… see the full review in April 2001’s magazine issue.
Thomas Ostenberg
Memphis, TN
Jean-Pierre Gauthier
Montreal
“Dopplarity”
London
“Picasso sculpteur”
Paris
Christian Boltanski
Palermo
Dispatch: San Antonio
Within the past five years, San Antonio, Texas, has put itself on the map of contemporary art in a way that few other U.S. cities can match… for the full review see the print edition of April 2001’s Sculpture magazine.
Regina Frank: Nurturing a Sculptural Encounter
Whether bathed in blue light in a darkened room or enclosed in a glass-fronted display, German installation and performance artist Regina Frank seeks ways to humanize our digital universe. Her meditative, often interactive performances sculpt space, sometimes creating physical objects that document the temporal relationship between virtual and real experience.
High, Low, and In-Between
Jyung Mee Park, view of installation at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, 1999. All works made of rice paper. Anyone who has ever been to New Orleans during Mardi Gras has heard this cry, as crowds rush the parade floats begging for beads, plastic cups, toys or, perhaps, a coveted “Zulu coconut.”
