Guggenheim International Exhibition 1967 : Sculpture from Twenty Nations

Thomas M. Messer, Edward F. Fry

Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with shows held October 20, 1967 - February 4, 1968 at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Traveled to Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Canada, February - March 1968 ; National Gallery of Canada, Ottowa, Canada, April - May 1968 and Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal, Canada, June - August, 1968. ... [details]

Artforum

Vol. 5, No. 2 (October 1966)

Philip Leider, David Bourdon, Barbara Rose, Robert Morris, Fidel A. Danieli, Peter Plagens, Clement Greenberg, Irving Sandler, Sidney Tillim, Lucas Samaras, Alan Solomon, Robert Murray, Barbara Rose, Don Factor, Edward F. Fry, Elliott Freeman, Estelle Kurzen, James Monte, Douglas Kent Hall

Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "The Razed Sites of Carl Andre," by David Bourdon; "Nakian at the Modern," by Barbara Rose; "Notes on Sculpture, Part II," by Robert Morris; "Two Showings of Younger Los Angeles Artists," by Fidel A. ... [details]

Artforum

Vol. 4, No. 8 (April 1966)

Philip Leider, Fidel A. Danieli, Edward F. Fry, Alexandra Cortesi, Rosalind Krauss, Darby Bannard, Sidney Tillim, Maurice Tuchman, Fidel A. Danieli, Don Factor, Estelle Kurzen, Peter Plagens, Susan R. Snyder, Charlene Steen, Rosalind Krauss, Dennis Adrian, Robert Pincus-Witten, James Monte, Elizabeth M. Polley, Edmund G. Burger, Patricia Coplans, Marilyn Hagberg, Margery Mann, Edward Ruscha, Joseph Cornell

Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Gemini LTD: A New Lithography Studio in Los Angeles," by Fidel A. Danieli; "A Central European Miscellany," by Edward F. Fry; " "Joseph Cornell," by Alexandra Cortesi; "Darby Bannard's New Work," by Rosalind Krauss; "Color, Paint and Present-Day Painting," by Darby Bannard; "Edward Kienholz's 'Barney's Beanery,'" by Sidney Tillim; "A Decade of Edward Kienholz," by Maurice Tuchman. ... [details]

The Documents of 20th-Century Art : Functions of Painting

Fernand Léger, Robert Motherwell, Edward F. Fry, George K.K. Morris, Alexandra Anderson, Bernard Karpel

"Throughout the more than fifty years of his prolific career, Fernand Léger, one of the most influential of twentieth-century painters, wrote enthusiastic, lucid essays to explain his theories about the purposes of art, which he believed had an important role to play in modern life - not as decoration but as an embodiment of the modern spirit on all levels of society. ... [details]