Winter 2002
On newsstands December 15, 2002 to March 14, 2003
Volume 19, Number 4
Features
Rocks are (not) Dull
Some thoughts on Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum and the history of its pre-Libeskind geology displays
by Vid Ingelevics
Body Movies
Interactive artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer at the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz—on Canada, Mexico and new-media art
by Randy Gladman
With Honours in Prague
The New New Painters pay a heralded visit to the Czech Republic
by Ken Carpenter
Saint-Laurent's Horseman
Chris Hand, the mind behind Zeke's Gallery in Montreal, rides outside the white cube
by R. M. Vaughan
Canadian Art
Marc-Aurèle de Foy Suzor-CotéFast Forward
A Canada-wide guide to the season's best exhibitionsGutenberg Galaxy
Books on the visual arts Chromophobia by Robert LinsleyCanadian Art International
art/life/Dormice® by Laurel MacMillan Andy Warhol takes LA by Tom Folland Stan Douglas: Suspira Redux by Trevor SmithRewind
Alexandre David by François Dion Sheila Ayearst by Andy Patton Ron Terada by Séamus Kealy Will Gorlitz by Sarah Nind "Glyptomania" by Jeremy Todd David Elliott by David Blatherwick Andrew Wright by Anna-Marie Larsen Mark Karasick by Si Si Penaloza Michael Klein by Kyo Maclear Janet Cardiff by Deirdre Hanna Karilee Fuglem by Kim Simon "La Biennale de Montréal 2002" by Bernard LamarcheFirst Person
by Jennifer Papararo and "sweet..." Cover: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Vectorial Elevation, Relational Architecture 4, 1999-2002, large-scale telematic installation with 18 robotic searchlights controlled by the public over the Internet at http://alzado.net, installation at Zocalo Square, Mexico City, Photo Martin Vargas
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