JULY-AUGUST 2007

posted August 27, 2007 DAVID COHEN on A POINT IN SPACE IS A PLACE FOR AN ARGUMENT at David Zwirner
	The title of this sprawling 31 artist group show comes from Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosphicus, and is about as open to interpretation as that often cryptic thinker’s pronouncements. The very act of quoting Wittgenstein, in fact, identifies the unnamed curators of this show with a heady set of aspirations that characterized the artistic vanguard of the 1960s and ’70s.

posted July 14, 2007 DAVID COHEN on Lynda Benglis and Louise Bourgeois: Circa 1970 at Cheim & Read
	They are both inveterate explorers of sculpture’s soggy underbelly, doyennes of dark sexuality and the nebulous space between the personal and the universal.

posted July 14, 2007 SANDRA SIDER on WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution at MoCA Los Angeles
	The sheer volume of material in Art and the Feminist Revolution testifies to the significance of art under feminist flags, with some historic works represented in several stages.

posted July 14, 2007 STUDIO VISIT: LARA TAUBMAN visits Liz Cohen in Phoenix, Arizona

Yes, my relationship to the project has changed. In the beginning I think I fetishized the tools a lot more. I mean to me the tools are still beautiful, they are amazing objects. The photographs are a way to document the project, I see them as movie trailers that encapsulate every aspect of the project in one picture. So they also document where I am, where the car’s at and where it’s at in the shop.