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As the rouble started its decline, this relative felt it was time to finally sell the place, which represented her last financial tie to the country.
But, as she admits, "I don't think I've had a role since that matches either 'Unbearable' or 'Enemies.' " Her next film, Sydney Pollack's "Casablanca -like "Havana" (1990), in whiCasablanca -likegrid Bergman to Robert Redford's neo-Bogey, and wHavanaepresented her strongest bid for major-international-movie-stardom -- was an expensive and extremely conspicuous flop.
In late 2004, she had a small pink heart around the letter "D" applied to her right wrist, which represented her then-boyfriend, Deryck Whibley.
By 2006, Oliver had held 18 solo exhibitions of her work, half of them at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, which represented her throughout her career as a sculptor.
The cause was complications of a stroke, said Alice Judelson, an owner of I-20 Gallery in Manhattan, which represents her.
Ms. Gornik, 58, has paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum; her next solo show is in October at Danese in Chelsea, which represents her.
A selection of Mohamedi's drawings, photographs and daily diaries are also on view in "Becoming One" (through Nov. 23) at New York's Talwar Gallery, which represents her estate.
It was directed to the office of Swank's partner John Campisi, an agent at CAA, the Hollywood talent agency which represents her and organised the controversial Grozny booking.
"Ujjwala is a woman of color," said Ivan Bart, the director of IMG Models, which represents her, "but look at her and begin to play a guessing game: Is she Mexican, Spanish, Russian?
Another show, on view through Saturday in Philadelphia at Locks Gallery, which represents her, is "Jennifer Bartlett: Chaos Theory (1971-2013)," devotod to her abstract dot paintings based on systems of counting and color variations.
At the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA) media preview, artist Hiromi Tango completes the work in full costume and makeup: a bright orange lizard stalking among the orange mass, which represents her ever-growing tail.
