American Installation Art

Articles from Resource Library in chronological order:

• Poems of a Threatened Eden (10/22/09)
• Tom Sachs: Logjam (4/30/07)
• The Spasm Between the Infinities (11/16/06)
• Art Now: Dawn Clements (9/1/06)
• Elusive Signs: Bruce Nauman Works with Light (11/9/05)
• Fred Wilson: Objects and Installations: 1979-2000 at The Studio Museum In Harlem (4/22/04)
• Ginny Ruffner Unlimited; essay by Vicki Halper (2/4/04)
• Creativity: The Flowering Tornado, Art by Ginny Ruffner (10/2/03)
• Fred Wilson: Objects and Installations, 1979-2000 (9/2/03)
• "Keith Edmier and Farrah Fawcett" and "The American Supermarket" (5/31/03)
• Lighten Up: Art with a Sense of Humor (2/17/01)
• Star-Spangled Presidents: Portraits by Liza Lou (12/4/00)
• Peter Lodato: From Installation to Painting, Selected Works 1980-2000 (10/1/00)
• Sites Around the City: Art and Environment (2/21/00)
• Altars & Icons: Installation/Sculpture by Cristina Emmanuel and Nancy Josephson (1/12/00)
• Fields: Landscape Paintings by Gary Ernest Smith and Harvest Rites: Installations by Tracy Linder (10/8/99)
• Betty Tompkins: Weir Deer (6/23/99)
• Dale Chihuly: Installations (5/26/99)
• Don't Call Me an Artist (9/11/98)

From other web sites:

The North Dakota Museum of Art presented in 2004 an installation by video artist Mary Lucier titled Mary Lucier: The Plains of Sweet Regret, which contains a video clip from the installation comprising an 18 minute loop of synchronized DVD video on four plasma monitors.

The California/International Arts Foundation, founded in 1981, organizes and tours contemporary art exhibitions. The Foundation initiated artsconversations.org as a permanent archive for programming seen on www.netropolitan.org. Dozens of artist interviews are contained in the visual arts section of the archives. Lyn Kienholz interviewed Michael C. McMillen, creator of large-scale installation pieces and small-scale sculptures, in two two-part videos. A studio interview was filmed August, 2001 and another two-part video interview conducted at an unspecified date.

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307 pages referencing the phraase "installation artist."

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