Description
Explore a piece of art and cultural history with this original Art in America vintage magazine from November 1967, featuring a striking cover photo by renowned photographer Victor Amato. This issue delves into the revitalization of public playgrounds, showcasing innovative designs and sculptures that transformed urban play spaces into artistic landscapes.
This magazine not only captures the spirit of the 1960s but also serves as a collectible piece for art historians and enthusiasts alike. The focus on the National Playground Sculpture Competition, held at the Corcoran Gallery's School of Art in Washington, D.C., highlights the evolving nature of public art and its interaction with community spaces. The winning design, Colin Greenly’s Wishbone House, is featured prominently, making this issue a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of art and public utility.
Condition is key for collectors, and this magazine is rated as Very Good, exhibiting minor wear on the edges consistent with its age, yet still showcasing its vibrant, high-quality images and informative articles.
Adding this Art in America vintage issue to your collection is a must for those passionate about mid-century modern art and historical evolution in urban design. \
- Discover articles on the emerging trends in playground design by acclaimed authors such as Jay Jacobs.
- Gain insights into how artists and architects are merging play and art in public spaces.
Highlights of this issue include thought-provoking essays, cultural commentary, and interviews that reflect the zeitgeist of the era. With discussions spanning from Artists as Collectors to The Playground Explosion, this vintage magazine provides a comprehensive perspective on artistic movements at the time.
Immerse yourself in the artistic dialogues that define a generation. This collectible magazine is not just a reading piece; it’s a time capsule of creativity and societal change from the 1960s, and a great addition to any collection of vintage magazines.
- Includes the cover story on public playground revitalization, featuring Victor Amato's work.
- Comes with a protective plastic sleeve for preservation and is available for combined shipping; please inquire for details.
