The third issue of Cabinet is 112 pages and features a special section on the Weather. It comes with a CD of sound art by artists who use weather phenomena as a means of generating sound. The issue carries special art projects by Joe Amrhein and Spencer Finch and a postcard project by Michael Ballou.
Columns
Main
Weather
- No Regrets
Kim Keever
- Our Weather: A Selection
Compiled by Jeffrey Kastner and Sina Najafi
- Mary Poppins' Cameo Appearances in the Work of Andrei Tarkovsky
Joe Banks
- The Eleventh Commandment
Jonathan Ames
- Reading The Worst Journey in the World
Frances Richard
- The Celestographs of August Strindberg
Douglas Feuk
- Think with Me about Your Extension of Now
Olafur Eliasson
- Storm Squatting at El Reno
Jesse Lerner
- Yesterday's Forecasts: An Interview with James Rodger Fleming
Robin Veder and James Rodger Fleming
- Chasing Storms in Rapid City: An Interview with Charlie Summers
Brian Conley, Sina Najafi, and Charlie Summers
- Index of Wind
Spencer Finch
- Let There Be Rain: An Interview with William Cotton
Anna Grace and William Cotton
- We Will Bury You. In Mud.
David E. Brown
- Special CD Insert / Squall
- Eyewitness Accounts of Kugelblitz
Edmond M. Dewan
- All About Lightning: An Interview with Martin Uman
Brian Conley, Sina Najafi, and Martin Uman
- The God Effect: An Interview with John Cliett
Jeffrey Kastner and John Cliett
- Please Draw That Famous Photograph of The Lightning Field from Memory
Emilie Clark, Douglas Gordon, Aziz + Cucher, Rachel Urkowitz, Jenny Perlin, Liam Gillick, and Matthew Ritchie
- The Moral Storm: Henry Darger's Book of Weather Reports
Lytle Shaw
- Reverse (Artforum, November 1999, p. 139)
Joe Amrhein
- Better than Weather: The Austin Air-Conditioned Village
Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss
- Mapping the Invisible
Mats Bigert
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