PAST NUMBERS
Spring 2012
TEXTS
AN INTRODUCTION
by Al Orensanz
THE NATURE OF TRANSIENCE
by Cathleen Oberholtzer
ANGEL’S BURNING BRONZES COME TO NEW YORK
The sound of bottles of wine being uncorked and a crowd from the streets of New York City marked the impressive opening of Angel Orensanz’s latest exhibition, Burning Bronzes. Presented in none other than the Angel Orensanz Gallery, this exhibition stays true to the foundation’s name by celebrating the great work of Mr. Orensanz himself.
Though Orensanz is an active artist, traveling where his art takes him, it has been quite some time since a collective display of his work had been presented. Burning Bronzes marks the end of this period by displaying some of Orensanz’s great works including several bronze sculptures, the Body Series, and a few of his famous totemic sculptures.
Burning Bronzes is an exhibition that pays homage to the truly unique work of Angel Orensanz. Displaying several of his signature totem sculptures, which rise to an impressive height, the artist has brought some of his creations home for all to see.
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#01
EDITORIAL
TEXTS
FOR SALE
by Jonathan T. D. Neil
FROM OUTSIDE
ART AFTER (THE END OF) THE BANQUETS.
by Domingo Mestre
FROM INSIDE
ALL THE ART THAT'S FIT TO DRINK
by Noah Marcel Sudarsky
CONVERSATION
MARI SPIRITO AND LIA GANGITANO AT PARTICIPANT, INC
by Juanli Carrión
Artscape
WEB REVIEW
E-FLUX
by Bosko Blagojevic
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EDITORIAL
FROM SURREALISM TO THE DECONSTRUCTION OF REALITY
Artscape
TEXTS
THE MINIATURE AND THE MODEL, ON THE PAINTINGS OF JOCHEN KLEIN
by Douglas Ashford
FROM OUTSIDE
TO SAY OR NOT TO SAY OR SAY IT ANOTHER WAY. ULRIKE OTTINGER’S FUNNY BOOKS.
by Ángela Sánchez de Vera
VISUAL ARTICLE
FROM SURREALISM TO THE DECONSTRUCTION OF REALITY
by Dani Sanchis
FROM INSIDE
ART AND DECONSTRUCTION. CONSTRUCTION, DECONSTRUCTION AND THE PRACTICES OF CONTEMPORARY ART
by Derek Bentley
CONVERSATION
ROBBINSCHILDS. AT THE NEW MUSEUM
by Juanli Carrión
Artscape
WEB REVIEW
MADE IN OAXACA. Creating an Oaxacan ‘Other’ under multicolored tarps.
by Saúl Hernández
© 2013 Angel Orensanz Foundation
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