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Mario Ceroli
Florence
Jerzy Bere´s
Krakow
Alfredo Pirri
Rome
Anish Kapoor
London
From the Political to the Popular: An Interview with Conrad Atkinson
The Wicked Proposition of the West (Proposition 187), 1995. Glitter, shoes, boots, and embroidered labels, 14 ft. dia. British artist Conrad Atkinson uses art as a vehicle to comment on political and social injustices. The issues he engages in can be stimulated by a place, an event, or merely a conversation.
Transforming Public Space An interview with Michael Singer
Atrium 1, 1986. Becton Dickeson Corporation, Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. Michael Singerís sculptural works from the 1970s and 1980s opened up new dialogues on approaches to site specificity and the development of public spaces. His more recent works have been recognized for their original solutions to the integration of aesthetic and social preoccupations in the
The Art of Elisa Arimany
La Força díuna idea (The Strength of an Idea), 1992. Iron, 16.5 x 13 x 13 ft. Several years ago, New York Times art critic Michael Kimmelman called attention to an exhibition of outdoor sculpture then on display at Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City, Queens.
Brygida Serafin
Krakow
Susan Falkman
Kenosha, WI
