NEW YORK, NY.- A major retrospective exhibition spanning 44 years by Niki de Saint Phalle is on view at Nohra Haime Gallery through October 29. The exhibition presents a comprehensive survey of the artist’s career, including key examples of her different phases from 1960 well into 2002. Among the works featured are assemblage pieces of found objects including her acclaimed shooting target pieces from the early 1960s, the Skinnies (lamps) – linear flat sculptures from the 1980s, multiple flower vases and whimsical furniture with figurative forms from the 1980s and 1990s, sculptural figures brilliantly colored with mirrored mosaics, her all-powerful Nanas, as well as a selection of psychedelic works on paper. Highlights of the exhibition include Tir Aux Ciseaux, 1961, an assemblage of found everyday objects embedded in plaster as a relief. The inventory of sharp