People's Park / Alan Copeland, editor; Nikki Arai, associate editor

Title & Author:

People's Park / Alan Copeland, editor; Nikki Arai, associate editor

Publication:

New York : Ballantine Books, 1969

Description:

125 pages (chiefly illustrations) 22 x 24 cm

Notes:
"A Phoenix editions-Ballantine book."
"First published: November, 1969"
"This book evolved from an exhibit of photographs and color slides held at the Phoenix Gallery during September and October 1969."

Summary:

"Here, for a very brief moment in time, people were together. All kinds of people who came together to build a park-a park for children and their mothers, for old people, for lovers, for everyone. The photographs in this book are the record of this extraordinary event. The photographers, professional and amateur, were a part of it and, because they were, they bring an intimacy and intensity to their work that makes it more than photojournalism. They cared and they made this record of what they cared about"--Page 1.

Subject:

Parr (Martin) Collection.
Riots California Berkeley.
Émeutes Californie Berkeley.
Riots
Parks California Berkeley.
People's Park (Berkeley, Calif.)
Berkeley (Calif.) History.
California Berkeley People's Park
California Berkeley

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

Copeland, Alan, editor, photographer.
Arai, Nikki, editor.
Lowinsky, Si, curator.
Copeland, Alan
Arai, Nikki
Phoenix Gallery (Berkeley, Calif.)
Ballantine Books, publisher.
Phoenix Gallery, Berkeley, Calif.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 85779
Call No.: ID:86-B16772
Status: Available

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