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Festivals, Museums & Schools

Art Festivals The Dictatorship of the Spectacle: Venice's Fiftieth Biennale (Nov 2003) A Show like No Other: Masterpieces of the Barnes Foundation  (Aug 1993) South America's Answer to SoHo (Mar 1990) Art as Gimmick: The Whitney Biennial (Jul 1989) Back on Track: The Venerable Venice Biennale (Oct 1988) Utopia vs. Reality: The Sao Paulo Biennial (Jan 1988) The 18th International Festival of Painting at Cagnes-Sur-Mer (Oct 1986) Art Museums Smithsonian Exhibition Spotlights the Art of Postage (Aug 2005) Where American Indian Culture, History, and Issues Come Alive (Mar 2005) The Himalayas in New York: A New Museum to Expand Your World View (Dec 2004) Value of Set Limits: A Discerning Eye (Aug 2004) The Tate Modern Is the Toast of London (Nov 2000) Abstraction Abstracted: The Guggenheim's Less-Than-Definitive Show (May 1996) Circumnavigating the Columbus Quincentennial (Jan 1992) Birth of a Gallery (Nov 1991) The Secret Art Collection in Nashville (May 1991) Awestruck by Art: Creating an Art Gallery (Mar 1991) Blockbusters, Museum Consortiums, and Their Pitfalls (Dec 1989) America's Citadel of Medieval Art: The Cloisters at 50 (May 1988) The Battle of the Biennials: The Whitney Upstaged by the Corcoran (Jul 1987) A Great Opportunity for Twentieth-Century Art (May 1987) Art Overlooked: The Neglected Art of Women (Apr 1987) Paris' Orsay Museum, and Japanese Avant-garde at the Pompidou (Mar 1987) Art Schools Art in the Wilderness: Capturing Algonquin's Beauty (Mar 2002) A Show like No Other: Masterpieces of the Barnes Foundation  (Aug 1993) Visions of Paradise: The Hudson River School (Dec 1987)