New Sculpture Now (Smith College Museum of Art, 1960)
Small format catalog of an exhibition of modern sculpture organized by the Smith College Museum of Art, under the aegis of Robert O. Parks, director, and held at Dwight Hall at Mount Holyoke College from February 22-March 24, 1960, thence at Smith College from April 6-May 9, 1960. Introduction by Prof. Daniel Aaron of Smith College’s English Department, with exhibition labels and artist statements by Gloria Seaman (Smith ‘60). Represented artists include Leonard Baskin, Harry Bertoia, Lee Bontecou, Alexander Calder, Mary Callery, Joseph Cornell, Jean Follett, Dimitri Hadzi, David Hare, David Hayes, Richard Hunt, Gabriel Kohn, Harold Krisel, Abram Lassaw, Jacques Lipchitz, Seymour Lipton, Robert Mallary, Reuben Nakian, Louise Nevelson, Isamu Noguchi, George Rickey, Jose de Rivera, Janes Rosati, Abe Satoru, Julius Schmidt, Stephanie Scuris, David Smith, Richard Stankiewicz, George Sugarman, James Wines, and Jack Zajac. Lenders to the exhibition include Leo Castelli, M Knoedler, Richard Feigen Gallery, Widdifield Gallery, Samuel Kootz, Willard Gallery, Alan Gallery, Harold Krises, Betty Parsons, Egan Gallery, Martha Jackson, Stable Gallery, Kraushaar Galleries, Grace Borgenicht, Robert Ossorio, the Sculpture Center, Fine Arts Associates, and Felix Landau Gallery. Small 8vo (6” x 7”), printed wrappers, 32 unnumbered pages, several b/w illustrations. An impressive project for a small college museum. Scarce. Minimal bumping and rubbing to extremities.
Small format catalog of an exhibition of modern sculpture organized by the Smith College Museum of Art, under the aegis of Robert O. Parks, director, and held at Dwight Hall at Mount Holyoke College from February 22-March 24, 1960, thence at Smith College from April 6-May 9, 1960. Introduction by Prof. Daniel Aaron of Smith College’s English Department, with exhibition labels and artist statements by Gloria Seaman (Smith ‘60). Represented artists include Leonard Baskin, Harry Bertoia, Lee Bontecou, Alexander Calder, Mary Callery, Joseph Cornell, Jean Follett, Dimitri Hadzi, David Hare, David Hayes, Richard Hunt, Gabriel Kohn, Harold Krisel, Abram Lassaw, Jacques Lipchitz, Seymour Lipton, Robert Mallary, Reuben Nakian, Louise Nevelson, Isamu Noguchi, George Rickey, Jose de Rivera, Janes Rosati, Abe Satoru, Julius Schmidt, Stephanie Scuris, David Smith, Richard Stankiewicz, George Sugarman, James Wines, and Jack Zajac. Lenders to the exhibition include Leo Castelli, M Knoedler, Richard Feigen Gallery, Widdifield Gallery, Samuel Kootz, Willard Gallery, Alan Gallery, Harold Krises, Betty Parsons, Egan Gallery, Martha Jackson, Stable Gallery, Kraushaar Galleries, Grace Borgenicht, Robert Ossorio, the Sculpture Center, Fine Arts Associates, and Felix Landau Gallery. Small 8vo (6” x 7”), printed wrappers, 32 unnumbered pages, several b/w illustrations. An impressive project for a small college museum. Scarce. Minimal bumping and rubbing to extremities.
Small format catalog of an exhibition of modern sculpture organized by the Smith College Museum of Art, under the aegis of Robert O. Parks, director, and held at Dwight Hall at Mount Holyoke College from February 22-March 24, 1960, thence at Smith College from April 6-May 9, 1960. Introduction by Prof. Daniel Aaron of Smith College’s English Department, with exhibition labels and artist statements by Gloria Seaman (Smith ‘60). Represented artists include Leonard Baskin, Harry Bertoia, Lee Bontecou, Alexander Calder, Mary Callery, Joseph Cornell, Jean Follett, Dimitri Hadzi, David Hare, David Hayes, Richard Hunt, Gabriel Kohn, Harold Krisel, Abram Lassaw, Jacques Lipchitz, Seymour Lipton, Robert Mallary, Reuben Nakian, Louise Nevelson, Isamu Noguchi, George Rickey, Jose de Rivera, Janes Rosati, Abe Satoru, Julius Schmidt, Stephanie Scuris, David Smith, Richard Stankiewicz, George Sugarman, James Wines, and Jack Zajac. Lenders to the exhibition include Leo Castelli, M Knoedler, Richard Feigen Gallery, Widdifield Gallery, Samuel Kootz, Willard Gallery, Alan Gallery, Harold Krises, Betty Parsons, Egan Gallery, Martha Jackson, Stable Gallery, Kraushaar Galleries, Grace Borgenicht, Robert Ossorio, the Sculpture Center, Fine Arts Associates, and Felix Landau Gallery. Small 8vo (6” x 7”), printed wrappers, 32 unnumbered pages, several b/w illustrations. An impressive project for a small college museum. Scarce. Minimal bumping and rubbing to extremities.
