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BEST OF 2005: 11 CRITICS AND CURATORS LOOK AT THE YEAR IN ART
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ROBERT STORR, ALISON M. GINGERAS, ANN GOLDSTEIN, MARTIN HERBERT, THELMA GOLDEN, JOHN KELSEY, ROBERT ROSENBLUM, ISABELLE GRAW, MATTHEW HIGGS, DANIEL BIRNBAUM, JACK BANKOWSKY
Robert Storr
AN ARTIST, CRITIC, AND CURATOR, ROBERT STORR RECENTLY ORGANIZED A RETROSPECTIVE OF THE ART OF ELIZABETH MURRAY CURRENTLY ON VIEW AT THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK. HE IS NOW AT WORK DIRECTING THE 2007 VENICE BIENNALE.
1 "ACCUMULATED VISION, BARRY LE VA" (INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART, ...
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BLACK WHOLE: on the Art of BARRY LE VA
Artforum
; Barry Le Va's art of the late 19608 so perfectly typified the advanced aesthetic strategies of that turbulent moment that one almost feels he would have to have been invented if he didn't already exist. His sculptures represented a heightened, take-no-prisoners distillation of ideas drifting in the
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ACCUMULATED VISION: BARRY LE VA
Artforum
; ACCUMULATED VISION: BARRY LE VA Philadelphia was-perhaps Surprisingly-a major art destination this winter. Visitors flocked to see the Barnes Collection in its dwindling days in nearby Marion; to take in a tender show of Bronzino and Pontormo portraiture at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (this just
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UNBUILDING BLOCKS
Santa Fe Reporter
; ... works are as mysterious as anything a group of post-apocalyptic monks might futilely and feudally worship, and look vaguely like maps of chemical bonds, futuristic power sources, charts of undiscovered constellations. They also are a deliberate, ritualistic process ...
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Scatter Hot; With this retrospective, the ICA highlights a pioneer of antiform art.
Philadelphia Weekly
; "Barry Le Va: Accumulated Vision" at the Institute of Contemporary Art pays homage to an artist considered to be the founding father of scatter art, a genre unleashed in the 1960s and still echoing today--though Le Va's seminal role in the field has been underplayed by scholars and museums. The ICA
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Barry Le Va
Artforum
; PHILADELPHIA Institute of Contemporary Art January 15-April 3 Curated by Ingrid Schaffner With his 19605 floor distributions, Barry Le Va secured a place in the discourse on dematerialization and process art. While he shared (anti-) formal concerns with his more celebrated post-Minimal colleagues
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