Issue No.
103
PAINT
Aug, 2007
Cover:
Lisa Yuskavage, Forces, 2006, oil on linen, 11 7/8 x 8 7/8". Courtesy David Zwirner, New York.
Time Balm
Pleasurable Unease: Mélanie Rocan
Grinning and Baring It: Zachari Logan
Chef d’Excess: Chris Flodberg
The Theatre of Painting: Dil Hildebrand
Tales of Two Cities: My Winnipeg, directed by Guy Maddin
In a conversation Lisa Yuskavage had with Chuck Close in 1996, she came up with a characteristically colourful way of describing her tendency to put her talent to such poor use: “like a nun with...
View MoreA Dark But Vital Light: An Interview with Sean ScullySean Scully is unique among contemporary painters in his ability to capture the visceral sublime. That quality has been realized most successfully in his ongoing series called “Wall of Light,” paintings and watercolours in which...
View MoreAmong the 17 large encaustic paintings from “About 1865,” Tony Scherman’s grave and beautiful meditation on the American Civil War, is a canvas called God’s Work. It shows a pair of legs and feet, cut...
View MoreIn practice and material, Shary Boyle is a polymath. Her media: painting, sculpture and drawing, the choice at a particular moment governed by her being compelled by the material itself. When she paints, she says it’s...
View MoreArchitectural Principles in the Art of Sean Scully
Chris Dorland: Surface Tensions
A Tale of Two Painters - The Art of Brad Phillips and Michael Lewis
What’s A Girl To Do?
Dil Hildebrand
Second Life
Which Helmet
West Range
Gina Rorai
John Hartman
David Spriggs
Lisa Stinner
Huang Yong Ping
“Fassbinder: Berlin Alexanderplatz”
Kota Ezawa
Melanie Authier
Gego
China Sensation: New Art from Chengdu
Transition/Transaction
John Kissick
Gerald Ferguson
Gordon Matta-Clark
Projections
Andrew Wright
Joyous Inquiry: A Memoir and an Appreciation of Sol LeWitt
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