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CURRENT ART EXHIBITS BY EDWARD TUFTE
New NPR interview with ET about the exhibit at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum.
Major sculpture show, Seeing Around, Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield CT 06877, until April 12, 2010.
ET weekend artist tours (free, with admission) at the Aldrich will resume shortly (check back here). Aldrich exhibit reviews:
Amanda Gefter, "ET Escapes from Flatland," New Scientist
Benjamin Genocchio, "Science and Art, Melded in Sculpture," The New York Times
Diane Dewey, "Aldrich Features Edward Tufte Exhibit," ARTES
Patricia Rosoff, "Edward Tufte at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum," Sculpture
Lyra Kilston, "ET, Pioneer of Visual Data Analysis, on His First Major Museum Show," Modern Painters
Josh Morgan, "Tufte Continues to Dazzle with Larger Than Life Works," Cheshire Herald
Sheila Carroll "Field Trip for Art," Looking Out from Central Massachusetts
Marx Dorrity, "Edward Tufte's Rocket Science," Chronogram cover story
Patricia Rosoff, "Edward Tufte: Seeing Around," Art New England
Susan Hodara, "A Master of Two Dimensions, Plus One," The New York Times
Alan Bisbort, "Seeing Around with Tufte," Waterbury Republican American
Sculpture show (5 outdoor works) at George Champion Modern Shop, in Woodbury, Connecticut 06798.
FAX (group show) at Plug In, Institute of Contemporary Art, Winnipeg, Manitoba, December 12 to February 21, 2010.
FAX (group show) at Para/Site Art Space, Hong Kong, February 5, 2010 to April 1, 2010.
See ET exhibits for FAX, The Drawing Center, New York City.
For private tours at shows, studio tours, interviews, price list, call Carolyn Williams at 203 250-7007. |
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Fundamental strategies of analytical
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