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“A Portraitist of Consciousness,” The New York Times, Arts & Leisure section, Oct. 10, 1999; article about contemporary Mexican painter Roberto Cortázar.
“Where Pluralism Rules,” Art & Antiques, Dec. 1999, pages 64-71. Article about six emerging artists from the United States and Latin America: Karin Davie, Daisy Craddock, Eddie Dominguez, Susan Hartnett, Ana Fabry, Jon Eric Riis.
“Reinventing Painting: Prudencio Irazabal’s luminous abstractions ‘dissect color’—and dazzle the eye,” Art & Antiques, Oct. 1999, pages 108-111; with photographs by the author.
“The Fine Art of Biting Into Japanese Cuteness,” The New York Times, Arts & Leisure section, July 18, 1999; article about Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami and his exhibition at Bard College.
“A Late Bloomer Leaps Easily from Design to Art,” The New York Times, Arts in America section, June 22, 1999; article about Japanese painter and industrial designer Minol Araki.
“Art as Glamour: A painter points the way to a new pop abstraction,” Art & Antiques, June 1999, pages 78-82; article about painter Christopher Tanner.
“Improvised Images in Molten Wax, as Fluid as Jazz,” The New York Times, Arts & Leisure section, May 16, 1999, pages 31 and 32; article about contemporary encaustic-art exhibition at Montclair Art Museum.
“The Doughnut Hole as Muse, No Irony Intended,” The New York Times, Arts in America section, Apr. 21, 1999; article about artist Emily Eveleth.
“Modern Art’s Missing Link: The Jersey Scene,” The New York Times, Arts & Leisure section, Feb. 21, 1999, pages 47 and 48; article about exhibition at the Newark Museum about the Rutgers avant-garde of the late 1950s and early 1960s.
“What an Artist Learned from the Works She Created,” The New York Times, Arts in America section, Feb. 11, 1999; article about artist La Wilson. |
