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Mark Stevens

February 28, 2005 | Art Review
Curtain Up

The Gates may be a minor Christo work, pooh-poohed by the art Establishment. But as event, as spectacle, as public gesture—whoah!

May 17, 2004 | Art Review
Peep Show

An exhibit of Lucian Freud’s recent work includes a couple of masterpieces, and some surprising glimpses of the painter himself.

October 27, 2003 | Art Review
King of Pop

The Guggenheim’s overview of the big, blaring canvases of James Rosenquist reveals the subtlety amid the spaghetti and mushroom clouds.

December 1, 2003 | Art Review
Me Veneration

Lucas Samaras’s favorite subject is himself—but as the Whitney’s huge retrospective reveals, he sees things you might not expect in a narcissist.

May 31, 2004 | Art Review
Kitsch in Sync

Shows on two icons of artistic kitsch suggest that though their styles couldn’t be more different, they share some emotional ground.

February 21, 2005 | Art Review
In Black and White

“Ellen Gallagher: DeLuxe” confronts issues of race not with hectoring but with clever, even antic, satire.

January 4, 1999 | Art Review
Prussian Blues

In his deeply layered works on paper, Anselm Kiefer stares down Germany's dark past.

May 21, 2001 | Art Review
In Brief
March 10, 2003 | Art Review
Master of His Domain

Artist of the moment Matthew Barney takes over and transforms the Guggenheim, creating his own, unforgettable mythic world.

June 17, 2002 | Art Review
Backstage Pass

John D. Graham
Claes Oldenburg
Ellsworth Kelly

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