Description
Discover the September 1971 issue of Art in America, an essential collectible for lovers of vintage magazines and art history. This remarkable edition dives deep into the themes of land art, social reform, and the engagement of legal advocacy within the arts community. The striking cover showcases the breathtaking Valley of the Gods in Utah, beautifully capturing the essence of the American landscape in relation to the art movement that was taking center stage during this era.
This vintage magazine is not merely a periodical; it is a vital historical document that reflects the artistic sentiments and societal challenges of the 1970s. It features prominent articles such as "Sexual Politics, Art Style" by Lucy R. Lippard, which explores gender representation in the arts, and "The National Art Workers Community" by Alex Gross, discussing artists' collective efforts towards social change. These insights make this issue a rich resource for scholars and collectors alike.
In very good condition, this issue shows minor wear typical for its age, making it a well-preserved piece of art history. Each copy is carefully secured in a plastic protective sleeve for preservation, ensuring that it remains in excellent shape for years to come. When you obtain this issue, you are investing in a valuable collector's item that offers a unique perspective on the intersection of art, culture, and politics.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- Featured discussions on land art by notable critics like Dave Hickey.
- Exploration of the evolving role of art criticism in societal change.
This issue of Art in America is a must-have for anyone passionate about the dynamic world of contemporary art and its historical context. Don't miss your chance to own this collectible piece of art literature that resonates with the spirit of innovation and creative expression from the 1970s.