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Visual Fringe

January 1, 1999 by Leslie Kaufman

Philadelphia Upon opening our standard guidebook, we identify a three-star restaurant and easily decode the message… for the full review see the print edition of January/February 1999’s Sculpture magazine.

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The DeCordova Annual Exhibition

January 1, 1999 by Marty Carlock

Lincoln, MA DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park ln doubling its exhibition space, DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park has made itself Boston’s leading suburban museum. It has long sought out emerging art… for the full review see the print edition in January/February 1999’s Sculpture magazine.

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Robert Charles Smith, Anna Skibska

January 1, 1999 by Jan Garden Castro

St. Louis Laumeier Sculpture Park R. Duane Reed Gallery This spring, exhibitions by Robert Charles Smith and Anna Skibska combined abstract forms, humor, and light… for the full review see the print edition of January/February 1999’s Sculpture magazine.

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Sculptor’s Place: The Studio of Grace Knowlton

January 1, 1999 by Jonathan Goodman

Grace Knowlton’s spheres and boulders become metaphors for the influence of time on both objects and individuals….see the full review in January/February’s magazine.

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Pia Pizzo

January 1, 1999 by sculpturemag

Long Beach, CA

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Giacometti to Judd: Prints by Sculptors

January 1, 1999 by sculpturemag

New York Long Beach Museum of Art Examining concepts of history and knowledge, the ltalian-born California artist Pia Pizzo taunts and teases viewers into regarding the common bound book as more than a repository of verbal discourse… for the full review see the print edition of January/February 1999’s Sculpture magazine.

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Richard Serra, Man of Steel

January 1, 1999 by Jan Garden Castro

Richard Serra’s tough guy status as the last gasp of machismo in art is fading as the lyrical “Torqued Ellipses”-shown at the Dia Center in New York and, with added forms, at MOCA’s Geffen Contemporary in Los Angeles-turn him into a friendly tourist attraction.

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Dove Bradshaw

January 1, 1999 by sculpturemag

Los Angeles

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Shawn Skabelund

January 1, 1999 by sculpturemag

Detroit

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David Bates

January 1, 1999 by sculpturemag

Dallas

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