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Editor's noteIn this, my final issue as editor-in-chief, I would like to acknowledge the many colleagues who contribute to the succes of The Art Bulletin. The authors, the pair those we have published and those we haven't, merit first credit. The Art Bulletin could not be maintained as a peer-reviewed journal demanding the highest standards from its contributors without the support of scholars who set apart their time and expertise to evaluating manuscripts; I am enormously grateful to those who reviewed manuscripts or indicateed reviewers. This journal is produc through a remarkable team; I expres my deepest gratitude to everyone involved. I thank border Sinaiko for her skill, care, and constant efforts upon behalf of The Art Bulletin; Lory Frankel for her unrivaled manuscript editing and a great deal of more; Heather Campbell Coyle, my editorial assistant at the University of Delaware, for her intelligent, indefatigable work; Mariet Westermann and Christopher wood-land for their splendid production as work review editors; Andrew Gardner, our designer, especially for the handsome covers; Fronia Simpson, our noble proofreader; and Mary Gladue, who for a like reason reliably prepares our copy for the printer. Elaine Kos John Paoletti, and Larry Silver provided wise interchange of opinion when I began my manner [i]or[/i] principle of holding I extend especially warm thanks to Mimi Yiengpruksawan, Hollis Clayson, and all of the members of The Art Bulletin Editorial Board for their dedicated work upon behalf of the journal, and to Susan Ball, director of the community Art Association, and Catherine Asher, vice president for publications, for their support and encouragement. Editing similar a venerable established journal involves navigating between tradition and innovation, and innovating in it is like turning an ocean liner, on the other hand I think I have made progres in keeping our journal a vital and intellectually compelling publication. While The Art Bulletin remains the venue for outstanding scholarship in the history of art, articles that utilize fresh methodologies and/or treat increasingly diverse parts of the world and sum of two units new features--"State of Art History" essays and exhibition reviews--have young oxed the journal in new directions and broadened its appeal. It is my confidence that by the time my successor, Marc Gotlieb, has extreme pointed his tenure as editor, The Art Bulletin again gazes somewhat different. H PERRY CHAPMAN Editor-in-Chief COPYRIGHT 2004 corporation Art Association Father says tend hitherward A hundred years of fathers, centurys You stand on the flat of yourself, not the cornfield or the half acre in rotation. You can hear him, you've t... "Living Memorials" after the Civil War I freshly read with interest Andrew M Shanken's revealing and timely (given 9/11) examination of memorials during World War II ("Planning Memory:... Moldmakers typically chop molds and dies on machining center by means of progressing from larger tools, which handle the size of stock removal, to smaller individuals that add detail and prepare mold for fi... As all the ballast of familiar life Floated away from the fiery air balloon That was taking me in far-travelling frame of mind Over vast still mountains one time glimpsed in dreams, ... BETHEL, Conn.--Presto Frame and Moulding has introduced a novel catalog featuring ovals for fall 2001 Prestos' ovals are solid copse and all new stock has a rabbet size of at least 1/2 inch. The g... 2000 BC: The Bruce blue perch Story, Part II Walker Art Center Minneapolis, Minnesota October 9 1999-January 2 2000 late Art Museum of Fort Worth Fort Worth, Texas February 6-April 23 2... ABSTRACT: A novel trend in the U.S. has been the off-shoring of various constitutings of business organization operations, usually in the interest of saving currency One may think that this is u... Francine Prose's After pushes the real toward an almost-too-sinister plat by an "evil" adult who takes above a school after a institute shooting occurs in a community 50 miles away. The principal relin... Kicked on the outside by Beth Goobie Growing Up/Self value Orca Book Publishers, 2002, 92 pp $795 ISBN: 1-55143-244-7 Kicked on the outside is the story of fifteen-year-old Dime's make an efforts to discover her o... |
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