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Publication Received
Interplay: Neoconceptual art of the 1980s. By Amy Brandt
08/2016 | 1361 | 158
Pages: 655
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Reviewer:
Wan, Katy (Wan, Katy)
Subjects
artists:
Halley, Peter / Koons, Jeff / Steinbach, Haim / Taaffe, Philip / Levine, Sherrie / Bickerton, Ashley
dates:
1980-1989
places:
New York
subjects:
Conceptual art / Artists' groups and associations
Exhibition Review
Contemporary American art: London
01/2002 | 1186 | 144
Pages: 47-48
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Reviewer:
Godfrey, Tony (Godfrey, Tony)
Subjects
artists:
Bickerton, Ashley
artists:
Halley, Peter
dates:
1900-1999
places:
United States
print:
American (United States of America) / Art
private galleries:
White Cube, London, Great Britain
subjects:
Reviews / Exhibitions
Reviewed Items
subjects:
Ashley Bickerton | institution: White Cube2
subjects:
Peter Halley | institution: Waddington Galleries
subjects:
The Americans. New Art | institution: Barbican Art Gallery
Illustrations
Attributed works:
58. Beverley Edmier, 1967, by Keith Edmier. 1998. Cast Resin, Silicone, Fabric and Paint, 129 by 80 by 67 cm. (Tate, London; Exh. Barbican Art Gallery, London).
Attributed works:
59. Lost and Sick: Winter Version, by Tony Matelli. 2000-01. Polyester, Urethane and Paint, 305 by 274 cm. (Courtesy Leo Koenig inc., New York; Exh. Barbican Art Gallery, London).
Attributed works:
60. Incoding Rules, by Peter Halley. 2001. Acrylic Paints, 162.6 by 144.8 cm. (Exh. Waddington, London).
Attributed works:
61. Nia-Toni: Painting That Has Something To Do with Glossy Magazines, by Ashley Bickerton. 2001. Acrylic, Aniline Dye, Oil, Pencil, Leather and Flotsam on Wood, 183 by 244 by 38 cm. (Exh. White $text{Cube}^{2}$, London).