Public Art Review: Issue 45, Parks and Recreation

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Issue 45 covers the theme of "Parks and Recreation" from all sides — exploring sculpture parks, artist residencies in National and State parks, the latest surge of projects at sports stadiums, international play spaces, and more.

Issue 45’s Feature articles include:

• A piece by Carolyn Law and Matthew Stadler that shows how artists can play an important role in shaping how we experience our shared natural spaces;
• Profiles of three public artists: Cathey Billian, Bill Wolff, and Chris Manzione, talking about the opportunities and challenges of their park residencies;
• A process story detailing the collaboration between the Art Students League and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation; and
• Three pieces surveying the creative ideas present in noteworthy sculpture parks, stadiums, and play spaces around the world.

Departments include three On Location reports from Liverpool, Rhode Island, and Lake City, Colorado. Conference reports from France and San Diego, California are included, along with recent publications, book reviews, news, and recent projects.

"National Dong Hwa University Public Art Establishment Project" November, 2011

Bill spent a week in Huelien, Taiwan, as a visiting artist at National Dong Hwa's University for a celebration of the centennial anniversary of Taiwan, as well as a celebration of public art. His piece, "Formosan Magpie," will remain on exhibition at the university.

"Formosan Magpie."

With host and friend, Professor Tingchen Cheng

Public Art Review

Bill is to be featured in an upcoming article about public artist residencies in the November issue of Public Art Review. Images to come!

First Friday at the Hungerford, 8/5

New Works by Bill Wolff

Hungerford Building

Suite 344

1115 East Main Street

Rochester, NY

First Friday, August 5th 6-9

www.billwolff.net

June 2011, Cincinnati Review

http://www.cincinnatireview.com/#/issues/current/8-1

Bill's portfolio is featured in the summer 2011 issue of the Cincinnati Review from the University of Cincinatti.