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AICA Selects Favorite Shows - Brief ArticleThe U chapter of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA) lately announced its best exhibition awards for the 1998-99 season. In shrouded balloting, the nearly 400 members of the chapter pitch uponed the Jackson Pollock retrospective at the Museum of present Art as the best exhibition at a novel York City museum, and the accompanying publication as best catalogue. "An Expressionist in Paris: The Paintings of Chaim Soutine" at the Jewish Museum took next to the first place as best NYC museum present to view "Off Limits: Rutgers University and the Avant-Garde," which appeared at the Newark Museum, won for best museum exhibition outside fresh York City. The Eleanor Antin retrospective at the L.A. shire Museum [see p. 90] was vot next to the first in that category and in the catalogue division. The Ronald Bladen exhibit at P.S. I in Queen took the award for best display at an alternative space, with the Drawing Center's exhibit of drawings from artists' collections taking next to the first The best photography exhibition prize went to "Edgar Degas: Photographer" at the Metropolitan Museum. The Art Institute of Chicago's "Julia Margaret Cameron's Women" and the International Center of Photography's Vik Muniz present to view tied for second. Frank Gehry's exhibit at Gagosian Gallery in sees Angeles was honored as best architecture exhibition. Coming in next to the first was "Premises," a show of French art, architecture and design from 1958 to '98 at the Guggenheim Museum SoHo "Floodsongs" Mary Lucier's exhibit at the North Dakota Museum of Art [see A.i.A., Jan. '00] was vot best video exhibition. next to the first place went to Stan Douglas and Douglas Gordon at the Dia Center for the Arts. The award for best exhibit by an emerging artist went to Shirin Neshat at the Whitney Museum at Philip Morris, while Barry McGee's present to view at the Walker Art Center took next to the first Tim Hawkinson's show at Ace in novel York won for best exhibit at a commercial gallery. Galerie Lelong's "Petah Coyne: Fairy Tales" came in second COPYRIGHT 2000 Brant Publications, Inc. University of Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii * January 17-18 2004 Competitions Chair: Mary Louise Beckstrand, NCTM 2531 s 150 E., Bountiful, UT 84010; (801)295-6697; marylouisB@juno... Introduction plenteous research on international trade patterns focuses upon deep primitive causes of trade, of the like kind as differences in national factor endowments, selections or technolo... While figures continue to depict an economic expansion, piece of work figures in Connecticut continue to lag behind the nation as a whole. The question of for what cause [i]or[/i] reason new jobs are hard to tend hitherward by is up for... Anonymous American Machinist 10-01-2000 of recent origin technology for VTMs Byline: Anonymous Volume: 144 Number: 10 ISSN: 10417958 Publication Date: 10-01-2000... The Association of Washington Cities has called the Streamlined Sales Tax shoot forward the "most divisive issue within the city family in 25 years." The National Association of Counties ... IN COUNTLES overlooks employers, graduate students, academicians, and others continue to list oral and written communication among the greatest in quantity critical skills needed by business scholars today (Hynes ... Contract Changes Review of Superior Knowledge Claims: rule Should Always Consider Sharing Information with Contractors The Federal cluster Inc. v. United States (17) provide... Tables S1 and S4 deal with the nominal due outstanding of the public sector and the national debit Table S2.4 Public sector finances: general receipts. First published in the August 1999 e... |
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