ART PAPERS 24.06 - Nov/Dec 2000

This issue intends to spark conversation on the preservation and safety of the environment, its cover story being Ruth Dusseault's conversation with Richard Misrach, though Misrach's photographs speak for themselves about the degredation and neglect of the American landscape. Other notable features include Jerry Cullum's examination of Radcliffe Bailey's hybrid identities and Nicholas Drake's look at the circle of Chinese artists connecting Eastern and Western art historically and into modernity.

This issue contains, among other reviews, John Pomara's review of Ted Kincaid's exhibition, Dinah Ryan's examination of Margi Geerlink's photographs, and Carol Damian's reaction to Kate Kretz's Fate of A Technicolor Romantic.