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Sculpture

Annabeth Rosen @ CJM

September 16, 2019

A 20-year survey writhes with raw energy and material inventiveness. Maria Porges reports.

Filed Under: Reviews, Sculpture

Gregory Euclide @ Hashimoto

September 16, 2018

Dioramas and relief paintings that probe our increasingly fraught relationship with nature.

Filed Under: Drawing, Painting, Reviews, Sculpture

Robert Arneson @ Brian Gross

April 21, 2012

A clever, self-aware bundle of contradictions, Arneson, right up to the end, laughed and winced at mankind’s ultimate predicament.

Filed Under: Reviews, Sculpture

John Hundt & Camilla Newhagen @ Jack Fischer

March 24, 2011

In Hundt and Newhagen the fighting spirit of Dada is alive and well. Their work points to the extant power of irrationality.

Filed Under: Drawing, Reviews, Sculpture Tagged With: Camilla Newhagen, David M. Roth, Jack Fischer, John Hundt

Video: Patrick Dougherty @ Palo Alto Art Center

February 21, 2011

Watch this video and learn how Dougherty transforms tons of sticks into architectural masterpieces that quite literally jump the nature/culture divide.

Filed Under: Profiles, Sculpture

Tony May @ SJICA

January 27, 2011

Tony May’s SJICA retrospective showcases the artist’s genius for embedding strong ideas in meticulously crafted objects that both tweak and invoke art history.

Filed Under: Conceptual, Painting, Reviews, Sculpture Tagged With: David M. Roth, San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, Tony May

Profile: Peter VandenBerge

November 11, 2009

There’s plenty of mystery in Peter VandenBerge’s elongated, primitive faces; but their punch comes from a distinct brand of ‘60s-era, Duchamp-influenced absurdism.

Filed Under: Profiles, Sculpture

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