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Women and the Land.(Alice Aycock; Mary Miss; Patricia Johanson)
Art in America
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June 1, 2007|
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Alice Aycock: Sculpture and Projects, by Robert Hobbs, Cambridge and London, MIT Press, 2005; 423 pages, $50.
Mary Miss, texts by Mary Miss, essays by Daniel M. Abramson, Joseph Giovannini, Eleanor Heartney and Sandro Marpillero, New York, Princeton Architectural Press, 2004; 252 pages, $85.
Art and Survival: Patricia Johanson's Environmental Projects, by Caffyn Kelley, introduction by Lucy R. Lippard, Salt Spring Island, BC, Canada, Islands Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies, 2005; 180 pages, $24.95.
You probably know the work of sculptor Alice Aycock, whose ...
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5 Alice Aycock: Ghost Ballet.(Photograph)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; 5 Alice Aycock Ghost Ballet. Atop a crane once used for bridge-building, a neon-and-metal structure sits on the east bank of the Cumberland River, the first percent-for-art project of the Metropolitan Nashville Arts Commission. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
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Aycock in Nashville.(ARTNOTES: NEWS)(Alice Aycock's Ghost Ballet of the East Bank Machineworks)(Brief article)
Magazine article from: Art Monthly
; ...product of a percentage for art scheme worthy of a site visit by Channel 4's researchers was unveiled in Nashville, Tennessee. Alice Aycock's Ghost Ballet of the East Bank Machineworks, sited on the remnant of a gantry crane used to build and launch barges, takes...
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Alice Aycock. (exhibition at John Weber Gallery, New York, NY)
Magazine article from: Artforum International
; Best known for such outdoor projects as Maze, 1972, and A Simple Network of Underground Wells and Tunnels, 1975, Alice Aycock is also a committed draftsman who has produced an extensive corpus of drawings. More than simply plans for projects...
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Cheryl Goldsleger at Rosenberg + Kaufman.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; A generation ago, a varied group of artists, including Alice Aycock, Richard Fleischner and Robert Morris, looked to the convoluted geometry and mythological associations of the labyrinth for an...
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Alice Aycock. (exhibit at the John Weber Gallery, New York, New York) (Reviews)
Magazine article from: Artforum International
; JOHN WEBER GALLERY In this startlingly seductive show sculptures, drawings, and texts conspired to create an absurd parallel universe replete with desire and violence. Aycock's work invoked a dizzying array of esoteric allusions, including references to the Hebrew Cabala and Max Planck's theory of
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Media received.
Magazine article from: Afterimage
; Alice Aycock: Sculpture and Projects, by Robert Hobbs. MIT Press/423 pp./$50.00 (hb). An American Lens: Scenes from Alfred Stieglitz's New York...
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Contemporary American Sculpture in Monte-Carlo.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; July - October 2000 Alice Aycock Jonathan Borofsky Louise Bourgeois Deborah Butterfield Dale Chihuly Jim Dine Red Grooms Donald Lipski Claes Oldenburg Dennis Oppenheim...
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98 Public Art IN REVIEW.(US public art installations)(Brief Article)(Directory)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; ...Dog. A life-size resin sculpture of a lost seeing-eye dog, at MetroTech Center in Brooklyn, a Public Art Fund project. 5 Alice Aycock Star Sifter. Various aluminum and steel elements suspended from steel screening and a frame of radiating spokes covering...
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Art failure: Lisa Le Feuvre discusses the paradoxes of failure in art.
Magazine article from: Art Monthly
; ...various reasons--Keith Sonnier rejected a work on discovering the unacceptable conditions at a factory making a component; Alice Aycock was hampered by rain; Paul Thek rejected a painting as it failed to follow through his intentions. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED...
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Mary Miss: Senior & Shopmaker Gallery.(Biography)
Magazine article from: Artforum International
; ...two earth mounds and three towers, all of which are aboveground and thus presumably in full sight. Miss, a contemporary of Alice Aycock, Michael Heizer, and Robert Smithson, has honed an idiosyncratic practice that uses scale in order to diffuse rather than...
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