Author: jaywp
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Studio International – July 1966
Volume 172 Number 879
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Venice Biennale: the British five
“… this year’s selection of Caro, the Cohens [Bernard Cohen, Harold Cohen], Denny, and Richard Smith seems suddenly to have aroused people’s interest [in the Venice Biennale]. Featured already in Vogue Magazine, (‘Merchants of Venice?’), trailed by B.B.C…”
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Venice Biennale: choosing the artists
“…in 1948, [at the Venice Biennale] …Henry Moore walked off with the major Sculpture Prize…the next ‘break-through’ year for British art was 1952 when, in addition to Sutherland and Wadsworth, Britain presented a group of young sculptors—Adams, Armitage, Butler, Chadwick,…
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Studio International – June 1966
Volume 171 Number 878
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Studio International – May 1966
Volume 171 Number 877
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Studio International – April 1966
Volume 171 Number 876
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Studio International – March 1966
Volume 171 Number 875
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Studio International – February 1966
Volume 171 Number 874
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Studio International – January 1966
Volume 171 Number 873
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Studio International – December 1965
Volume 170 Number 872
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Phillip King. Studio International, 1965, Volume 170, 254
Phillip King, young British sculptor working mainly in plastic, answers some questions by John Coplans
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Studio International – November 1965
Volume 170 Number 871
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Studio International – October 1965
Volume 170 Number 870
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Studio International – September 1965
Volume 170 Number 869
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Assemblage: The savage eye of Ed Kienholz
Studio International, Vol 170, No. 869, September, 1965
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Studio International – August 1965
Volume 170 Number 868
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Studio International – July 1965
Volume 170 Number 867
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Studio International – June 1965
Volume 169 Number 866
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Studio International – May 1965
Volume 169 Number 865
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Studio International – April 1965
Volume 169 Number 864
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Studio International – March 1965
Volume 169 Number 863
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Studio International – February 1965
Volume 169 Number 862
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Studio International – January 1965
Volume 169 Number 861
