Description
Discover a pivotal issue in the world of art and culture with the Art in America Magazine July 1966, featuring the stunning artwork Blue-Red by Craig Kauffman. This vintage magazine is a remarkable artifact that captures the essence of the 1960s art scene and is a must-have for any collector of vintage magazines.
This special summer issue presents the notable biennial event, New Talent USA, curated by the esteemed collector Larry Aldrich. Within its pages, readers will find intimate showcases of thirty-seven emerging American painters and sculptors, all contributing to the evolving narrative of contemporary art. This collectors' issue not only highlights the work of these artists but also explores significant trends in art during the decade.
In addition to the featured talent, this edition delves into compelling topics such as mobile architecture, which reviews innovative and flexible living spaces, and experimental film as a dynamic visual art form. The magazine also engages with performance-based artistic expressions, providing readers with a rich context of the evolution of modern art.
The condition of this vintage issue is very good, exhibiting minor wear on edges. It has been well-preserved for its age, making it a collectible piece of art history.
This edition of Art in America is perfect for enthusiasts of mid-century modernism, the avant-garde movements of the 1960s, and those looking to explore the significant contributions of emerging artists of the time.
- Feature articles on contemporary artists and their innovations in various mediums.
- Cultural highlights from an era marked by artistic experimentation and growth.
The detailed cover showcases Craig Kauffman’s Blue-Red artwork, which was recently acquired by the Museum of Modern Art and represents a key feature of modernist thought. A full reproduction can be found on page 57.
As an added bonus, this collectible comes with a plastic protective sleeve to ensure its preservation. For collectors interested in combined shipping, please inquire for details.