Art in America

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Format:	Zeitschrift
Sprache:	German
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1. "Revisiting 5+1" at Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery at Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, New York

2. Kenneth Anger at P.S.1

3. Cathy Wilkes at MoMA PS1, NY

4. Sascha Branig at MoMA PS1 and Foxy Production

5. Mark Leckey at MoMA PS1

6. Rodney McMillian at New York and Philadelphia - Studio Museum in Harelm, MoMA PS1, and the Institute of Contemporary Art

7. Greater New York at MoMA PS1, NewYork

8. Bruce Nauman at Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1

9. Zero Tolerance at MoMA PS1

10. Chris Cunningham at P.S. 1

11. Rico Gatson at Studio 10, Brooklyn

12. Canon Busting : Trough sheer edification and some real surprises, 10 "Pacific Standard Time" shows boost our knowledge of hitherto marginalized artists

13. Transformer : Dana Schutz casts a coruscating eye on human foibles and the art historical canon in her lush, raucous paintings, currently the subject of a traveling 10-year survey

14. Material Meditations : exhibition examines the work of 10 contempoarary Japanese sculptors

15. Goldin's Vacuum : In a 1972 Art in America article critic, Amy Goldin cast a skeptical eye on the art-and-technology movement. Now, in the magazine's 100th year, the controversy re...

16. Stan Vanderbeek : here, as part of a series of facsimile articles drawn from Art in America's 100-year history, early computer technology issues live again

17. Sensibility of the Times, Revisited : 100 Years Art in America

18. The Brooklyn Bridge at 100

19. Erica Magrey at 106 Green

20. Inventing Pop Abstraction : Uniting firmly outlined forms and bold colors, American painter Nicholas Krushenick created a new nonobjective vocabulary in the 1060s

21. Art after Stonewall : 12 Artists interviewed

22. Performance Residue : In Belgium's recent "The Other Tradition". 12 international artists whose works highlight situations, events and actions

23. Making Art, Making Money : 13 Artists Comment

24. the peripatetic artist : 14 Statements : Alfredo Jaar

25. The 15th Sharjah Biennial at Sharjah Art Foundation

26. Documenta 15 : Friendship meets antagonism in "lumbung," the German quinquennial's latest edition.

27. Mandarin Modernism : "Photography Until Now" : the Modern's celebration of photography's 150th birthday was shaped by John Szarkowski's formalist vision of the medium

28. Science Fiction Double Feature : two British exhibitions of Leonardo da Vinci's drawings and notes complicate the myths that have surrounded the visionary artist's work since his d...

29. Kathleen Henderson at Track 16, Los Angeles

30. Libby Black at Gallery 16

31. Marjorie Strider at Broadway 1602, New York

32. No Man is an Island : John Donne's famous line didn't applay to 17th-cnetury slaves. But in their work Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz and Sheldon Scott keep alive the memory of the African d...

33. Enlightenment Portrayed : paintings of Joseph Wright of Derby reveal a close allicance between 18th-century Romantricism and the scientific spirit

34. the healing Museum : in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, art institutions are presenting themselves as sites of thearpy - a trend that builds on a decades-long history.

35. Dizzying Visits to Virtual Museums : the closure of institutions during the Covid-19 pandemic requires other ways of looking at art

36. Angels of Vision : Degas's representations of women, a small exhibition at the Tate's Liverpool gallery raised questions about the problematic relationship of those image to 19th-c...

37. Fantin-Latour : the reticent image : complexities of Fantin-Latour's contribution to 19th-century painting are explored

38. A Ring for the '80s : the Metropolitan Opera's new production of the "Ring" ccle draws on 19th-centruy German Romantic imagery for its highly traditional stagings of Wagner's four-...

39. Spanish France : In "Manet/Velazquez," we see how 19th-century French avant-gardists took their cue from Spain

40. Epic Kandinsky : ten "Compositions" that Vasily Kandinsky painted between 1910 and 1939 were summations of his evolving formal and philosophical concerns

41. Inside the Harlem Renaissance : a leading illustrator for the New Negro Movement in the 1920s, Aaron Douglas is the focus of a traveling exhibition now at New York's Schomburg Cent...

42. Polarization : "Polish Presences," an exhibition mounted last fall by the Pompidou Center in Paris, granted equal time to diametrically opposed artistic tendencies of the 1920s and...

43. Tentacle Erotica : Picasso's abstracted, erotically charged images of his mistress, Marie-Therese Walter, are not unlike the sexual drama unfolding in Jean Painleve's 1920s film do...

44. Chagall Onstage : Marc Chagall's extraordinary murals painted in 1920 for the Jewish Cahmber Theater in Moscow show the artist at the height of his powers

45. Yukinori Yanagi : BankArt 1929

46. Cameras for class struggle : in the 1930s, the radical documentarians of the Workers Film and Photo league put their art in the service of social movements, offering a model for to...

47. Andy Hope 1930 at Guido W. Baudach, Berlin

48. "Leap before you look: Black Mountain College 1933-1957" at Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston

49. Scott Burton, 1939-1989

50. Michael Asher 1943-2012

51. Vita Nuova : "the Italian Metamorphosis, 1943-1968"

52. African Modernism in America, 1947-67 at Kemper Museum

53. Beyond the Revolution : two exhibitions - one extending from 1950 to the present and the other focused on the 1990s through today - bring artworks made in Cuba to US audiences

54. Craig Owens, 1950-1990

55. The Figure Resurfaves : Jackson Pollock startled the New York at world in 1951 with his figurative "Black Enamel Paintings"

56. Drastic Times : Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960-1985 forges a new significance for previously excluded artists

57. Part to whole : Thomas Bayrle has been exploring the structures of contemporary life from highways to religion - in his paintings and sculptures since the 1960s

58. The Fun Palace at fifty : designers of a high-tech cultural center for the British working class sought to redefine leisure in the 1960s.

59. Notes from inside the Black Box : Innovative film venues in New York are bringing experimental works from the 1960s and '70s to new audiences

60. Think and Shoot : a current museum survey examines the fertile if antiheroic role photography played for conceptual artists of the 1960s and '70s

61. Lost & Found : "Half in Jest / Half Unjust", a long-lost, recently rediscovered text by Robert Rauschenberg, written circa 1960, is an absurdist paean to his mentor, Marcel Duchamp

62. Seductive Cipher : Katharina Sieverding's own visage has been at the heart of her work since the late 1960s

63. the social conscience of Generative : in the 1960s theorist Max Bense and artist Gustav Metzger imagined new roles for computers that would defy their military origin.

64. Finding Thek's Tomb : The author recounts the Discovery of a trove of slides, shot by Peter Hujar, showing Paul Thek working on an iconic installation - now lost - in the 1960s

65. A Parable of Excess : Urbanism, world unity, the atomic threat, rampant consumerism and sheer fun came together in Roay Lichtenstein's 1964 World's Fair cover for A.i.A.

66. Design in Flux : Change your life and get a job - this was the startling adice that Fluxus founder George Maciunas gave his fellow artists in 1964. But what did he really mean?

67. "Electronic Superhighway (2016-1966) at Whitechapel Gallery, London

68. The Breuer Effect : A 1966 issue of A.i.A. devoted to the Whitney Museum of American Art's new building offers a revealing glimpse of America's changing cultural establishment.

69. One Work: Eva Hesse : Expanded Expansion (1969)

70. Doron Langberg at 1969

71. From Gravel Pits to Sculpture Parks : the pioneering Land Reclamation as Sculpture initiative in 1970s Seattle introduced an ecocritical dimension to Land art.

72. All or nothing : the ecological art practices of today were born from the confluence of feminism and environmentalism in the 1970s

73. High Style, Clear Form, Sharp Edge : Embracing myriad forms of experimental art and criticism in the 1970s and '80s, Scott Burton brought a precise yet idiosyncratic intelligence t...

74. Labor Relations : Mierle Laderman Ukeles, known for championing those who do uncelebrated work, has served the NYC Sanitation Department since the 1970s - but to what effect?

75. Finding our Feet : in the 1970s, Nil Yalter explored the place of identity in a fractured world.

76. Pattern Recognition : the Pattern and Decoration movement of the 1970s looks prescient today.

77. The hole truth : During the 1970s, Howardena Pindell developed a unique method for creating a textured, memory-laden painting surface.

78. "The Dinner Party" Revisited : With the Brooklyn Museum's acquisition of Judy Chicago's 1970s feminist icon, the author gibes the piece a new critical look

79. Cruising the Waterfront : The new Whitney's spatial continuity with its surroundings evokes the open spirit of artists who made work in the neighborhood in the 1970s - if not hte i...

80. Barbed Abstraction : The author recounts the social and political significance of a 1970 show of Melvin Edwards's no-longer-extant wire and chain sculptures

81. Memory's Flight : Christian Boltanski's permanent installation in Bologna honors the victims of a 1980 plane crash while acknowledging the mystery that still surrounds their deaths...

82. Memory Banks : promting nostalgia and despair, a recent survey of art from the 1980s foregrounded artists and critics grappling with bull markets and reactionary politics.

83. Transgressive Bodies : The Porn Art Movement combined poetry, performance and promiscuity, challenging gender norms in 1980s military-ruled Brazil

84. Moving Target : in the 1980s and '90s, Gretchen Bender made work about how media dulls the senses and conceals power structures, cannily predicting image technology's accelerated d...

85. Taste Venues : the New York galleries that Pat Hearn and Colin de Land launched in the 1980s embodied their era's critical sensibilities and messy aspirations.

86. Re-Creating Sturtevant : Critically neglected for a decade, Sturtevant reemerged in the 1980s as the mother of appropriation art - and as a veteran painter with a surprising pencha...

87. The Quiet Years : why was the backlash to the multiculturalism of the 1990s so successful?

88. Doing things with Computers : how software has made generative methods accessible to artists, from the 1990s to today.

89. Identity Crisis : the 1993 Venice Biennale

90. Art in America Annual 1995 : Museums, Galleries, Artists 95/96

91. Total Proof : the Gala Committee 1995-1997 at Red Bull Studios

92. Bucky Lives! : an exhibition about the mid-20th-century visionary Buckmister Fuller plumbed his radical notions of architecture, design, transportation and ecology

93. Paintings's Place : Keyed to her home in former Chicago storefront, Julia Fish's abstractions offer a profound meditation on their lineage in 20th-century modernism

94. Modernity and the City : a new pavilion and a huge exhibition on the 20s at Montreals's Musée des Beaux-Arts highlights the expansive mood of the city's art world.

95. Weegee as Witness : Accidents, suicides, violent vrimes, derelicts, cheap entertainers and luminous celebrities - these are the stuff of Weegee's tabloid photos, starkly imaging mi...

96. When we were modern : in the mid-20th century, Southern California gave rise to a style of architecture and design still unsurpassed for sleek utility and bold visual dynamism

97. Passport, Please : Rirkrit Tiravanija has created a landmark print, 84 feet long, based on 20 years crisscrossing the globe

98. Madrid Modern : the refurbished Reina Sofia prepares to become Spain's principal center for research and exhibition of 20th-century art

99. High-Intensity Art : few artists and ideas survive an era. Who's missing now from the early 2000s? Who should return?

100. Punk and Hippie : With its dynamic comics and collaborative ethos, the short-livec but highly influential duo Paper Radio galvanized New England underground culture in the early 20...

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