August 9–16, 2001 art Commercial Break The Fabric Workshop and Vox Populi offer two alternatives to commercial art in one building. by Robin Rice Tom Friedman Through Aug. 25, The Fabric Workshop and Museum, 1315 Cherry St., Fifth Floor, 215-568-1111…

June 28–July 5, 2001 art Building Dreams The masterful legacy of architects Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown. by Robin Rice Venturi/ Gerod Clark’s competition entry for the National Collegiate Football Hall of Fame (interior view). Out of the Ordinary:…

June 21–28, 2001 art Vase Forward Ceramics set firmly in the present. by Robin Rice “British Studio Ceramics: Works from the New Millennium” Through June 24, he Clay Studio, 139 N. Second St., 215-925-3453 Fluted Grey Jar (2000), by Alison…

March 22–29, 2001 art A Turn for the Better A second showcase of woodturning surpasses the first. by Robin Rice Turned Multiples II The Wood Turning Center, 512 Vine St., through April 30, 215-923-8000 Ulrike Meyer, Untitled (2001), maple, milkpaint…

January 11–18, 2001 cover story|second season arts preview What to watch for: Art by Robin Rice Passage to India: The Poet Bihari Offers Homage to Radha and Krishna, an opaque watercolor from PMA’s “Intimate Worlds: Masterpieces of Indian Painting from…

October 4–11, 2001 art Deck the Walls It’s Mural Arts Month and there are plenty of artworks, new and old, to celebrate. by Robin Rice About Face: Cavin Jones’ Facial Unity at 2027 Cecil B. Moore Ave. As it grows…

December 14–21, 2000 art Candy Land Undressed for success: XLP, one of Lisa Yuskavage’s provocative paintings. Colorful nude portraits, warped plastic furniture and scratch-and-sniff art at the ICA. by Robin Rice Lisa Yuskavage Hella Jongerius and Jurgen Bey Mei-ling Hom:…

November 30–December 7, 2000 art The Center of It All Timber!: Emile Benes Brzezinski’s Forest. A new player in the contemporary art scene offers seven galleries and a packed exhibition schedule. by Robin Rice Emilie Benes Brzezinski: Forest (through Dec.…

November 9–16, 2000 art Stella’s World Hacilar Level V, urethane enamel epoxy on cast aluminum. Massive, hallucinatory artworks that draw you in have taken over Locks Gallery. by Robin Rice Frank Stella: Recent Work Locks Gallery, 600 Washington Square South,…