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Provides information on art exhibitions in New York City as of July 18, 1988. Inclusion of an exhibition of George Ault's works on paper at Vanderwoude Tananbaum; José Campeche's paintings at Museo del Barrio; Paintings on paper and assemblages by Laura Foreman and Bonnie Lucas at Yi; Paintings and drawings of Julio González at Kent; Retrospective of David Hockney's art at the Metropolitan Museum.

The article focuses on the collaboration of the members of Group Material, a group composed of young artists, designers, and educators to remain in the art scene in New York City. It states that each member contributes to the 45 dollars payment for storefront space they rented in Manhattan. It mentions that the members have preserved a paper trail of procedures and budgets in order to meet the incorporation guidelines in New York State which would enable them to apply for government funding.

This article features Trevor and Ryan Oakes, New York City-based artists who are identical twins. One of their breakthroughs is figuring out a way of rendering the world before them onto a curved sheet of paper which seems like a camera obscura or a camera lucida projection. The twin's father is a social worker, while their academic mother specializes in children's literature. The Oakes twins are suffering from dyslexia but they excel in everything else such as mathematics. One of the principle motifs of their work is seeing with two eyes. They were both accepted at Cooper Union, an art school known to be difficult to get into for any applicant. Their material investigations led to a series of conceptual breakthroughs.

Provides information on art exhibitions at commercial galleries in New York City as of February 23, 1987. Inclusion of Benny Andrews' works on paper at the Lubin House Gallery; Marina Stern's still-lifes and landscapes at Forum; Alan Cote's abstract paintings at Washburn; Kenneth Evett's realist paintings of still-lifes with nature scenes at Kraushaar; José María Sicilia's abstract paintings at Blum Helman; Judith Godwin's abstract Expressionist paintings.

This article presents information related to various forthcoming arts exhibitions. The exhibition "Presence: Paintings and Works on Paper by Richard Pousette-Dart," is being held on June 12, 2004 in Chicago, Illinois. The exhibition "Constable's Skies," is being held in New York City on June 25, 2004. One Point Gallery presents abstract expressionist Jane DeDecker in a solo show in Denver, Colorado, on July 4, 2004. Scottish born artist Stuart Luke Gatherer brings his rich figurative paintings to the Eleanor Ettinger Gallery in "One-Man Exhibition," in New York City On July 10-11, 2004.

Provides information on art exhibitions in New York City as of February 16, 1987. Inclusion of Peter Booth's paintings and works on paper at the Guggenheim; Adolph Gottlieb's pictographic paintings at the Graham gallery; Carl Nicholas Titolo's small works in mixed mediums at Dintenfass; Maud Morgan's handmade paperworks at Munroe; Maura Sheehan's sculptural installation at the Grey Art Gallery.

Provides information on art exhibitions in New York City as of July 18, 1988. Inclusion of an exhibition of George Ault's works on paper at Vanderwoude Tananbaum; José Campeche's paintings at Museo del Barrio; Paintings on paper and assemblages by Laura Foreman and Bonnie Lucas at Yi; Paintings and drawings of Julio González at Kent; Retrospective of David Hockney's art at the Metropolitan Museum.

Reports on the artworks by artists Marietta Ganapin and Vik Muniz which are based on Paul Gauguin's 1888 painting "Still Life With Three Puppies." Ganapin's assembly of hole-punched museum brochures into kaleidoscopic patterns; Muniz's use of dots of paper hole-punched from magazines; Exhibition of Ganapin's work in a group show about mandalas at McKenzie Fine Art in New York City.

In his fourth solo exhibition at 55 Mercer in New York City, Josh Dorman showed dozens of his strangely romantic, abstract landscapes. From 3 inches to nearly 4 feet wide, many of the works were paintings or collages, and many more were made with colored inks on antique maps or ledger paper. The topography of the maps is often an inspirational starting place for the artist's fantasies. Dorman's titles: Apparition, These Were My Toys, Some Candy Mountain, Beast-conjure up mystical and episodic encounters. Squiggles, stains and flying monsters coexist peaceably in these landscapes with Seussian contraptions, flying furniture and buildings, as well as anthropomorphic flora and storms. It is as if energies, objects and enigmatic creatures were all journeying together on a secret quest.

Introduces the work of New York City-based artist Gareth James. James' reference to his artistic practice as a topographical system; Humorous underpinnings of works made by James from white paper and black marker; Description of his 2001 installation exhibition "wRECONSTRUCTION".