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Stories Collection

- If Javier Tellez, at 26, is representative of his generation, the well-cultured 20-so...
- Few possessions are more revealing of their owner's personality, preferences and self...
- With her engaging, artful vignettes about modern life, Donna Moylan approaches the ca...
- In May 1988, L.A. artists Jan Tumlir and Erik Otsea manufactured a single 4-by-5-foot...
- In a collaborative collage produced around 1965 by the writer William Burroughs and t...
- This New York debut of the 32-year-old British artist Lucy Gunning consisted of two v...
- In his solo debut, David Hunter, a young artist originally from California, was repre...
- While much of the art world forges new art (and art forms) in an attempt to make sens...
- Sumptuous and sensual, Ken Price's new ceramic sculptures, ranging up to 2 feet in th...
- Seven years after the end of the Pinochet regime, Chilean artists tend to avoid polit...
- Amy Sillman's new paintings should help settle the question of painting's efficacy fo...
- In contrast to his flamboyantly bolted, riveted and logged sculptures of the 1980s, A...
- A faculty committee at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers curated this unu...
- Drawing on his experience as a laborer on large-scale high rise construction projects...
- Encompassing over 200 works, William Rubin's valedictory "Picasso and Portraiture, " ...
- The time seems right for the reemergence of this seminal '60s '60s figure, whose work...
- "Labor of Love" at the New Museum Imagine a 50-person show in which one work not only...
- Sally Egbert's oil paintings are as hypnotic as aquariums. They engage the viewer in ...
- Over the past few years Callum Innes has gained a following in Europe for his rigorou...
- In which the author, a veteran of more than 75 viewings of the video "Cremaster 4," e...
- Lenore Tawney (b. 1907) is best known for her free-hanging, shaped weavings of the 19...
- In her first solo show in New York, Paola Gandolfi, an artist well-known in her nativ...
- Frances Whitehead, a sculptor originally inspired by the industrial world, began gard...
- Underlying the Chapman brothers' violent and sexual works is a conventionally avant-g...
- Linked, in the 1970s, to the Pattern and Decoration movement, Valerie Jaudon has more...
- James Hyde's contributions to the last Corcoran Biennial were among the most successf...
- Judy Fox's latest show, like her three previous solo New York exhibitions, featured s...
- Exhibitions of sculpture, as opposed to installations, shows of Process art or found ...
- Every five years, it seems, the Dutch painter Marjolijn van den Assem (b. 1947) loses...
- In a career that spanned four decades, Edward Kienholz used the detritus of contempor...
- In his recent show, Meyer Vaisman presented a plain architectural structure made of c...
- Although Neo-Classicism, as a major artistic movement waxed and waned in the 1 9th ce...
- Entering James Westwater's recent show was like walking into a combination of an old-...
- After years of making rigorously abstract paintings, Luigi Carboni here presented a g...
- The assault on federal arts funding has claimed another casualty. Arts America, the 2...
- A traveling retrospective directs new attention to painter Agnes Pelton, who exhibite...
- The Uruguayan artist Rimer Cardillo recently returned from the Amazon bearing the loa...
- I don't think I have seen a picture as profoundly sexy as The Bath in a long time. It...
- Berlin-born Seattle artist Anne Siems is best known for her paintings of imaginary pl...
- Introduction by Robert Farris Thompson, preface by David Hockney, New York, Viking, 1...
- Shigeko Kubota has been active since the late 1950s, but hers is hardly a household n...
- Chryssa showed four large abstract wall sculptures made of polished aluminum and neon...
- As if ensconced in a never-never land, Sandro Chia conjures up lush, fanciful images ...
- In two large works at Kiyo Higashi, Larry Bell manipulated his familiar glass enclosu...
- Edited by Kristine Stiles and Peter Selz, Berkeley, Los Angeles and London, Universit...
- In this provocative exhibition, Carolee Schneemann brought her long-standing interest...
- Cruising down any suburban street on a Sunday, you're bound to see a typical scene: k...
- Voyeurism, exhibitionism, transgression and the dynamics of the eroticized gaze were ...
- Wildly overhung and cavalierly displayed, this traveling exhibition of Polke's photog...
- Of all the signs confirming a new global awareness in the Danish art world, particula...
- As chronicled in the work of Damien Hirst, such '90s-style vices as smoking, pill-pop...
- Los Angeles-based photographer Catherine Opie has received considerable recognition f...
- In Krzysztof Wodiczko's first New York solo in four years, the artist presented an on...
- Dennis Hollingsworth's most recent exhibition, titled "Wet on Wet," unapologetically ...
- After years of delays, MASS MoCA is now moving toward a 1998 opening date--with a rad...
- For his recent "Erasure Drawing" installation, Gary Simmons turned three gallery wall...
- This debut show by Polish-born artist Maciei Toporowicz had the title "Lure," which i...
- Accounts of Mark Morrisroe's life read like pulp tragedy. His mother has been describ...
- For more than 25 years, Nova Scotia sculptor John Greer has been sending gentle wake-...
- Is high culture in the U.S. in a state of crisis? According to recent government stud...
- Andy Warhol believed that every decade comes into sharper focus at its midpoint. In A...
- Peter Schuyff's most effective subject matter is illusion. This can be a bit dicey: t...
- It's ironic that a native of Holland, an alluvial land, should become a master stone ...
- For an exhibition titled "Of Earth and Cotton," Jackie Brookner covered the gallery f...
- Does the simultaneous appearance of the books under review signal a trend? A day afte...
- The first time I met Charles LeDray we, exchanged pleasantries and then he abruptly h...
- Diti Almog, an Israeli artist now residing in New York, uses a Minimalist vocabulary ...
- One might expect an artist in Northern Ireland to respond to the "Troubles" with rage...
- Thomas Albright described Jeremy Anderson as one of the two fathers of modern sculptu...
- Does the simultaneous appearance of the books under review signal a trend? A day afte...
- The traveling survey of Mel Bochner's early Conceptual work Con view until Sept. 8 at...
- The most familiar painting in this show of three large works was actually the least c...
- Mimmo Rotella is best known to Americans as one of the popularizers, along with Raymo...
- A modest 32 works represented Robert Kehlmann's 22 years of "Painting with Glass" in ...
- To keep up in the field, art critics have to read a lot of books from MIT Press, with...
- Since the early 1960s, Sidney Goodman has been an important role model for artists se...
- Valerie Jaudon emerged in the Pattern and Decoration movement of the 1970s with squar...
- In 1989 Drew Beattie was an instructor in a San Francisco graduate school, and Daniel...
- Over the years Orleonok Pitkin has strived for a reductive esthetic in both his paint...
- Although I met him several times in the early '80s, the most irksome encounter I reme...
- Once associated with Minimalism, Robert Grosvenor has evolved into an artist governed...
- French-Canadian artist Rene Pierre Allain has lived in New York for more than a decad...
- Rachel Harrison's knack for combining all manner of mass-produced objects, found debr...
- A Spanish painter in his late 40s, Guillermo Perez Villalta creates enigmatic allegor...
- How does a first-time director catch the flavor of a world that has been exhaustively...
- Two memorial exhibitions, independently organized, highlighted Nancy Graves's work in...
- Though less well known today than, say, Pollock, de Kooning or Rothko, Richard Pouset...
- Wellington Reiter' Island Culture, grand in scale and meticulously crafted, was a 2,5...
- A horticulturalist or experienced gardener could probably identify the forms in Frede...
- For the last decade interest in abstract Expressionism has seemed stultified by the e...
- Rob Wynne's installation was called Sleepwalking, in homage to Bellini's La Sonnambul...
- Though less well known today than, say, Pollock, de Kooning or Rothko, Richard Pouset...
- This retrospective of some two dozen works, planned prior to the artist's s death a f...
- In his latest group of large-scale paintings of ski and snow scenes, Peter Doig navig...
- Has Marshall McLuhan been vindicated? Has the medium finally become the message? The ...
- Ann Hamilton's installations have typically featured spectacular accumulations of biz...
- A yellow canopy hung with eight big Tropical Fantasy soda bottles greeted visitors at...
- Steven Baris is an abstractionist whose color and tactile application of oil recall e...
- Three exhibitions devoted to Stephen Cox this spring marked. the tenth anniversary of...
- The art and architecture worlds of Chicago, two subcultures normally more separate th...
- Kara Walker creates hilarious yet thoughtful allegorical narratives that feature ante...
- In the most playful way possible, Michel Francois seems intent on throwing you off ba...
- Every year Jack Boul, like his fellow Washington realist Robert Kulicke, has a show o...
- Kunihiko Takada showed about 40 black-and-white photos from his "Crystals" and "Snow ...
- In recent years museums and curators have been criticized for imposing an overly line...
- Perhaps not since Matthew Barney's 1991 New York debut or the recent Kiki Smith explo...
- Italian sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro, known for monumental works installed in public spa...
- An old simile compares life to a web or a woven fabric, with a warp and woof that len...
- A recent show at the Centre Pompidou surveyed Tony Cragg's prolific and prodigiously ...
- Diane Green's painterly abstractions offer a welter of natural associations, includin...
- The wall reliefs of Dominique Figarella, a 30-year-old French artist, operate on the ...
- Susan Hauptman's exhibition of self-portraits and still lifes in charcoal and pastel ...
- Three years after the death of L.A. artist Robert Overby, his 1970s work is attractin...
- From Johns's flags and targets to Noland's chevrons to Matt Mullican's pseudosigns, s...
- In this exhibition, Nikko Sedgwick, a 31-year-old painter who has shown in New York g...
- In 1994 exhibitions at Ace, China Adams photographically inventoried her body parts, ...
- Gregory Green avails himself of easily accessible information and materials to build ...
- It takes a while to realize that each of Matthew Abbott's vibrant, at times garish, s...
- The Romanian artist Dan Perjovschi, 35, was in residence at Franklin Furnace in Novem...
- The unfortunate title of this traveling exhibition, "Still Working: Underknown Artist...
- Horn's five characteristically austere and cerebral works were shown each in its own ...
- This show of Yigal Ozeri's recent work included examples from two series of architect...
- Nicola's recent show was her ninth in New York in as many years. Nicola has been thin...
- In his first show at Lisson, the gallery that introduced an earlier generation of Bri...
- This spring's auctions, while lacking some of the fireworks of the fall or last year'...
- Vija Celmins is committed to the literal, visible world with a devotion that makes ph...
- Milton Brown, aged 84, has been painting for many years. Although isolated examples o...
- Stacy Levy is the only artist I know of who not only makes art addressing environment...
- At 50, Noel Dolla has yet to settle down into predictability. Since the start of his ...
- It is now a quarter century since feminist art history was effectively launched in th...
- In this exhibition, Jane Dickson's fascination with installation and unusual painting...
- All the works Lissa Hunter showed at Margolis were geometric containers: boxes on the...
- Sidney Lawrence is a very witty and funny man, if his work is any evidence. His recen...
- Fritz Balthaus is known for installations carried out with minimal means. In this pro...
- In a pluralistic society scattered across 3,000 miles of ocean, Indonesians are meldi...
- For her 1994 show at Storm King Art Center, Mia Westerlund Roosen went underground. S...
- Urban life has been a privileged subject for the camera since photography's beginning...
- Mike Hill's installation "True Facts" was a surreal journey through the annals of his...
- "But is it art?" is a question often asked of the unusual oeuvre of sculptor Joep van...
- For decades American artists have admired--and emulated--de Chirico's early metaphysi...
- Meg Webster has previously made various sorts of earthworks, including a garden at th...
- In six realist paintings of his family at home, Dennis Kardon confronts his ambivalen...
- The Houston Grand Opera, the nation's most important breeding ground for innovative m...
- Run by a group of young art enthusiasts, this nonprofit Copenhagen gallery has develo...
- Responding to the Guggenheim's stylish, controversial and highly selective survey of ...
- Although her works are made on stretched canvas, you can't really call what Ghada Ame...
- "The sea was a miracle of calm, a miracle of azure." The words are Joseph Conrad's, b...
- The two artists in this show, "Doc" Spellmon and Ruth Mae McCrane, were both born in ...
- Using one painting, a wall text, a short video and a modest catalogue, veteran Moscow...
- In a memorable scene from the epic movie Gone with the Wind, an impoverished Scarlett...
- The self-assured look of Ed Ruda's recent canvases--11 soft-geometric abstractions fr...
- This striking exhibition featured 20 recent sculptures by Nicholas Mukomberanwa, an a...
- With his current crop of exuberant, sometimes visceral abstract paintings on paper, K...
- Much in our current view of activist art can be traced back to the political and cult...
- Kcho (Alexis Leyva Machado) is a young Cuban artist who has attracted international a...
- The "Skins" section of Carol Brown's recent exhibition consisted of seven elongated, ...
- In Paul Bowen's first New York exhibition since 1991, he showed five recent wall scul...
- "Stations," as this exhibition was titled, consisted of 14 gestural, abstract paintin...
- In 1993 the Guggenheim Museum SoHo heralded the "emerging medium" of virtual reality ...
- Bianca Sforni's photographs of flowers and, especially, oysters are sexualized enough...
- The English artist Cathy de Monchaux, in her first American solo (she has shown widel...
- It was the afternoon of the great January blizzard, and the snow had been falling for...
- Fons Haagmans is one of the Dutch artists associated with the venerable Art & Project...
- The country of Slovenia did not, until recently, exist on most people's map of the co...
- An Austrian who has shown widely throughout Germany, Herbert Brandl has experimented ...
- Home is the locale both of domestic comfort and hidden secrets. Similarly, decorative...
- This selection of 13 of Sandi Slone's paintings was a good opportunity to catch up wi...
- What an immense bundle of contradictions is embodied in the project, and persona, of ...
- There is nothing new about the effort to meld art and function, In our century, it wa...
- At first glance, the works in Carrie Mae Weems's recent series, "From Here I Saw What...
- Jim McHugh's recent exhibition of 20 photographs explored the ultimate human conflict...
- Dan Flavin was the subject this season of three major exhibitions in New York, and, w...
- Cleve Gray has long been well known as an abstract painter and as a sculptor; he has ...
- Fred Wilson previously has delved into museum collections to uncover lost African-Ame...
- The 21 small oils in Bruce Pollock's recent show give the impression of having been p...
- If I had not concretised my dreams into sculptures, I might have become possessed by ...
- In Doug Ohlson's paintings, the basic unit is a tall, luminous slab of color. Sometim...
- Introduced to the United States as part of the wave of German Neo-Expressionists whic...
- Robert Thiele's recent work is an affirmation of the power of pure forms of abstract ...
- "Most sea stories are allegories of authority. In this sense alone politics is never ...
- This exhilarating show testified to painting's continuing ability to refract, concent...
- In this exhibition titled "Forms of Memory," Beverly Pepper showed 16 abstract sculpt...
- This exhibition of paintings and works on paper opened 46 years from the date of Jose...
- A German-born sculptor now resident in Meisenthal, France, Stephan Balkenhol, 39, beg...
- To exhibit, at Ace Gallery must be both exhilarating and exceptionally daunting, even...
- This two-person exhibition featured paintings by Suzanne Garrison in one room, and th...
- The forms of some of Ross Rudel's wood, leather and fabric wall sculptures might be c...
- Magnified eyes blinked and shifted and stared around the darkened gallery in Tony Our...
- Among traditional painting genres, the landscape, the portrait and even history paint...
- This show was a tribute to Iris El Ayoubi, an American artist who died in an auto acc...
- Earlier in the decade, Scotland-born artist Craig Wood, who is now living in Wales, a...
- Edward Hopper: An Intimate Biography, by Gail Levin, New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1995;...
- In the decade leading up to his suicide two years ago, Guy Debord, the French social ...
- Antonio Girbes's first solo show in New York consisted of large Cibachromes depicting...
- Mimi Weisbord'ss handsome and delightful installation, "About the House," included wa...
- In this exhibition of 17 recent paintings, Hubert Scheibl continues to press forward ...
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Vermeer's paintings are familiar from countless reproductions,...
- One of Melissa Meyer's recent abstractions, titled Body and Soul, tries out the asser...
- Mac James's show came as an autumn revelation. Seldom is work so distinctly postmoder...
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