| Luis Castro, Ese Bolero es mio (recodando Felipe Pirela), 2001, maple |
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| Verging on Real |
| Glyndor Gallery
| May 6-August 19, 2001 |
Verging on
Real presented constructed landscapes
that veered between the natural and
the artificial, to challenge traditional
ways of representing and perceiving
the landscape. Artists include Joan Bankemper, Gregory Crane, Rob de Mar, Peter Edlund, Patrick Jacobs, Mick O'Shea, Sheila Pepe, Ted Victoria.
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Willie Cole
Everything and Anything |
| generated@wavehill
| August 17-October 15, 2001 |
| In this interactive
installation, a field of turnstyles
made from PVC plastic pipe sat on
the lawn in juxtaposition with the
elegant landscape. The project illuminated
the fragile and complex balance between
the urban and natural environments.
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| Sensing the
Forest |
| Glyndor Gallery
| September 16-November 25, 2001 |
| In celebration
of autumn, Sensing the Forest brought
together artworks inspired by trees
and forests in different regions of
the world. Eduardo Rincon, Luis Castro, Linda Covit, Alyson Shotz, George Crespo, Bently Spang, Robert Weins, and Robert Lobe.
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| Welcome |
| Glyndor Gallery
| May 7-August 20, 2000 |
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Welcome draws on
the distinctive interior of Glyndor Gallery by
presenting eleven artists who connect home and
the natural world. David Baskin with Deborah
A. Goldberg, Roberley Bell, Jean Blackburn, Esperanza
Cortés, Carolynn Desch, David Hess, Elizabeth
Newman, Francesco Simeti, Carol Sun, Allan Wexler,
and Lynn Yamamoto.
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Sylvia Benitez
Beneath the Bark, Under Leaf and Log |
| generated@wavehill
| September 3-October 30, 2000 |
| This project
drew the visitor to the woods through
large balls made from invasive vines
on the sloping lawn, and a series
of sculptures strung with baling twine
resembling the underbelly of a mushroom
that were attached to trees.
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| Abundant Invention |
| Glyndor Gallery
| September 17-December 10, 2000 |
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Featured
works that are based on the structure and
cultural meaning of plants by Jackie Brookner,
Ming Fay, Maria Martinez-Cañas, Michelle
Stuare and Frances Whitehead.
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Laura Anderson
Barbata
Traces of Infinity/Infinidad de Trazos |
| generated@wavehill
| September 4-November 14, 1999 |
Traces of
Infinity was a series of eleven
installations throughout the Herbert
and Hyonja Abrons Woodlands that explored
identity and heritage along a path
that revealed the visitor痴 essential
connection to nature.
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