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ARTEZINE -- A Cyberspace Review Of The Arts

Number 10, May, 2004

Ken Hiratsuka
- The endless single world-circling line of Ken Hiratsuka: a very new and very old sort of art.
  By Gordon Fitch.

Rosemary Dunbar
- The Seven Wonders of the Ancient world reinvented for postmodernity.
  By Robert Sievert.

Amanda Guest: Reworking
- "Guest makes a compelling contribution to the ongoing mind/body debate and puts to bed the question of whether women's work is high or low art."
  by Donna Maria deCreeft.

Susan Coffey at Tibor de Nagy
- The frontal self-portaits sometimes now take place in front of backgrounds of apocalyptic catastrophe.
  by Hearne Pardee.

Susan Grabel in the Studio
- "Her new work examines the female image as it is, not idealized, not glamorized, but projected as real and truthful account of the display of female anatomy ... "
  by Robert Sievert

Giorgio Morandi at Paul Thiebaud Gallery
- "Morandi's work ... represents the sort of painting that holds up well over time: seemingly indifferent to fashion and immune to modern anxiety, Morandi's art attests to the enduring presence of things."
  by Hearne Pardee

Yet Another Iraqi Prisoner Picture
- Click here. There's no escape....
  by Mervin Gilbert

Milton Resnick, 1917-2004
- Spiritual Leader and Great Master
  A shudder went through the art world last month when one of its spiritual leaders and great masters killed himself at the age of 87. Milton Resnick who was a great painter and a great teacher ended his life-long career in contemporary American Art.
  by Robert Sievert
- Out of the Picture
  A review of Geoffrey Dorfman's book about Milton Resnick and his times.
  by Hearne Pardee
- Milton Resnick, Understanding Eden
  "American art has lost a radiant mystic, our Adam, who found his way back to Eden by entering the forest where there was no path and who tried to help others find their own ways."
  by Diana Manister
- The Times Obituary
  The text of Roberta Smith's obituary of Milton Resnick as it appeared in The New York Times on March 19, 2004.
- Milton Resnick: Dour?
  Painter and teacher Craig Manister, a former student of Resnick's, takes issue with the New York Times's characterization.
  by Craig Manister
- Milton Resnick: A Small Gallery
  Here are a few images of Milton Resnick's work that the Robert Miller Gallery sent us.

ETAOIN
May 1, 2004