David Rabinowitch : Box Trough Assemblages

Rabinowitch suggests that his 1983 work "Box Trough Assemblages" offers a fundamental critique of sculpture. Text by Karoly and biographical notes in German only

David Rabinowitch : The Gravitational Vehicles

Davis analyzes Rabinowitch's "Gravitational Vehicles" (1965-1966), identifying references to the laws of physics (specifically Galileo's theory on falling bodies and relativity according to Einstein). The artist considers the impact of theoretical physics on artistic creation and defines the notions of meaning and reference in relation to his sculptures. Includes the artist's working notes and descriptions of 56 sculptures and projects compiled by Neiman. Biographical notes. 38 bibl. ref

David Rabinowitch : The Gravitational Vehicles

Davis analyzes Rabinowitch's Gravitational Vehicles (1965-1966), identifying references to the laws of physics (specifically Galileo's theory on falling bodies and relativity according to Einstein). The artist considers the impact of theoretical physics on artistic creation and defines the notions of meaning and reference in relation to his sculptures. Includes the artist's working notes and descriptions of 56 sculptures and projects compiled by Neiman. Biographical notes. 38 bibl. ref

Structures for Behaviour : New Sculptures by Robert Morris, David Rabinowitch, Richard Serra and George Trakas

In an extensive examination of works by four sculptors, Nasgaard elaborates several aspects of a dynamic perceptual theory, including spatio-temporal relationships, narrative positioning, the role of the observer and the sublime. Individual texts by the exhibiting artists. Biographical notes. Circa 180 bibl. ref

The Carmen Lamanna Gallery at the Owens Art gallery

Lamanna reflects on the identity of the Carmen Lamanna Gallery and on contemporary Canadian art. Statements by some of the 17 exhibiting artists. Biographical notes

10 Canadian Artists in the 1970s : An Exhibition for European Tour

Nasgaard notes some of the problematics of identifying a specifically Canadian art in his discussion of works by ten Canadian artists. Includes individual texts by the artists and an interview with Baxter. Biographical notes. 64 bibl. ref