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Society Page: Summer 2001

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C Invitational: Summer 2001

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Economy

Collections

A list of awards, appointments, acquisitions and sales, including Janet Cardiff winning the Millennium Prize, Max Deans participating in the 2001 Venice Biennale, John Massey receiving the 2001 Gershon Ishowitz Prize, and a list of the Governor General’s Awards in visual and media arts recipients.

C Index: Awards, Appointments, Acquisitions and Sales

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Photography

Painting

Exhibitions

C’N includes Seoul-based artist Lee Bul’s “Live Forever” at the San Francisco Art Institute, “Burn: Artists Play with Fire” at the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, “Vermeer and the Delft School” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and Tina Poplawski’s “Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep” at the V. MacDonnell Gallery in Toronto.

C'n: Summer 2001

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Editorial

Editor

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Feature

Writer

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Art movements

Artist-run centres

Two modernist exhibitions celebrate the Millenium. Tate Modern’s Century City: Art and Culture in the Modern Metropolis spans the 20th-century. City Racing at the Institute of Contemporary Art consists of work by artists who showed at the now closed artist-run centre. Reviewer Lee Rodney feels that both exhibitions disappointed.

Nostalgia and Nationalism: Two London Surveys, ICA and Tate

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Performance art

Sexuality

Performance artist Charmaine Wheatley displays videotapes, drawings and other objects at Winnipeg’s Gallery One One One. Accompanied by Cliff Eyland and others, she also visits two strip clubs with the intent to perform. In an e-mail to the author, Charmaine discusses feminism but does not deliberately think of it in relation to her work.

Strip Joint Interventions: My Night with Charmaine

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Urban studies

Canadian

Philip Monk curates the exhibition “Substitute City” at the Power Plant in Toronto. Art by local artists was chosen to express their relationship with their city. Almost all his choices were by photographers, video artists and filmmakers, such as Vid Ingelevic and John McLachlin; the exception is work by cartoonist Seth.

Unravelling the Grid: "Substitute City" at The Power Plant 

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Technology

Film

Internet

Surveillance

Jordan Crandall’s film “Heatseeking” is part of the exhibition Bitstreams at The Whitney in NYC. Writer David Womack analyses Crandall’s use and exploration of various digital technologies. Recognizing the implications of these technologies, Crandall weaves images together, forming a relationship between subjects and the technologies they may be unaware of.

Locked On: Jordan Crandall's Heatseaking

Interview

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Sculpture

Architecture

In a conversation with urbanist Rafael Gomez-Moriana, Kim Adams explains the progression of and his approaches to constructing his part architectural, part mechanical sculptures.

Kit Bashing, Street Remakes and Bisexual Architecture: Urbanist Rafael Gomez-Moriana in conversation with sculptor Kim Adams

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Publisher

Artist Project

Artist

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Four full-page photographs are accompanied by lean diary entries from January 1 to February 28, 2001.

Artist's Project: Tania Kitchell

Review

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International

Installation

Mathieu Gallois’ installation Flesh, at the Experimental Art Foundation in Adelaide, resembles a film set. Entirely painted in one shade of blue, the desert oasis is evocative and promising.

Mathieu Gallois: Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, Australia

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Politics

The author James Trainor discusses three photographs in Thomas Demand’s exhibition at 303 Gallery in NYC. Demand produces large photographs of full-scale models of historical moments.

Thomas Demand: 303 Gallery, New York

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Nature

Conceptual

Health

Multi-media artist Christine Borland has an exhibition at the Lisson Gallery in London. Writer Xandra Eden discusses four of the installations that depict connections between the natural world and our desire to use or control it.

Christine Borland: Lisson Gallery, London

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Issue 70

Credits

Editorial

Editorial

Features

Nostalgia and Nationalism: Two London Surveys, ICA and Tate

Strip Joint Interventions: My Night with Charmaine

Unravelling the Grid: "Substitute City" at The Power Plant

Locked On: Jordan Crandall's Heatseaking

Artist Projects

Artist's Project: Tania Kitchell

Columns

To c: Summer 2001

Society Page: Summer 2001

C Invitational: Summer 2001

C Index: Awards, Appointments, Acquisitions and Sales

C'n: Summer 2001

Reviews

Mathieu Gallois: Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, Australia

Thomas Demand: 303 Gallery, New York

Christine Borland: Lisson Gallery, London

Interviews

Kit Bashing, Street Remakes and Bisexual Architecture: Urbanist Rafael Gomez-Moriana in conversation with sculptor Kim Adams