Description
Discover a fascinating piece of art history with the May 1967 issue of Art in America, featuring groundbreaking insights into László Moholy-Nagy’s innovative Lichtrequisit. This collectible issue captures the pioneering spirit of the 1960s and offers a detailed exploration of light as an artistic medium—a revolution in the art world.
The highlighted focus on light art, kinetic sculpture, and their historical influences makes this issue an invaluable resource for collectors, art historians, and enthusiasts of contemporary and vintage magazines alike. With an in-depth examination of Moholy-Nagy's Light-Space Modulator, this edition showcases early experiments that paved the way for modern light art practices.
In very good condition, this vintage magazine exhibits minor edge wear, a testament to its age while being well-preserved overall. Each page offers a glimpse into the dynamic dialogue of the art scene from over half a century ago, making it a treasured addition to any collection.
Notable features include:
- Feature: Light Art – A comprehensive survey by Nan R. Fine, detailing how artists utilize light through various mediums such as electric bulbs and neon tubes.
- In-depth Articles – Unique insights into figures like Jackson Pollock and Thomas Cole, as well as a focus on kinetic art movements in Los Angeles.
This Art in America vintage issue is not just a magazine; it's a time capsule that highlights the evolution of light-based art, along with a critical reassessment of renowned artists and movements. A piece that embodies the essence of 1960s culture, it offers readers a chance to connect with the transformative power of art through light.
The exact item pictured is the one you will receive, packaged in a plastic protective sleeve to ensure longevity. Combined shipping is also available upon request—please inquire for further details.