ART PAPERS 12.03 - May/June 1988

This issue features our Campaign Promise: 1988 Artists' Pages by Art Pluribus Unum, Christian Wlaker, Critical Art Ensemble, Tom Patterson, Julie Marlowe, Lantz Caldwell, Linda Armstrong, Bill Paul, A Local Artist, Kathryn Kolb, Les Deux, Harry DeLorme, Tre Roberts, Tom Ferguson, Tanya Darling, and Toby Hess. 

Inside, Kate Millet writes about her installation pieces and her inspiration: gruesome stories of confinement and human suffering endured in silence; Michael Jenkins interviews David Daiao, who uses historical references, predominantly from Russian Constructivism, in his art; and Christian Walker's interview with Ellen Banks looking at how Mondrian inspired her geometric "music paintings."

Notable reviews include June Schneider's review of Mark Dendy's performance at the Seven Stages Collective Theatre, Glenn Harper's review of Sigurður Guðmundsson's exhibition at Hillman Holland Fine Arts Center, and Tre Roberts and Jennifer Spencer's review of Robert Barsamian's Paintings and Drawings.