Art & the 60s : this was tomorrow / edited by Chris Stephens and Katherine Stout ; with essays by Barry Curtis [and others] ; contributions by Lizzie Carey-Thomas [and others].
London : Tate, 2004.
160 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 28 cm
"Art and the 60s presents a comprehensive cultural history of the period, exploring a wide range of visual media, including fine art, architecture and photography, examining works in the context of such phenomena as Americanisation, the breakdown of the divide between 'high' and 'low' culture, pop music, the sexual revolution and the growth of the counter-culture." "Illustrated throughout and featuring contributions by leading writers on the period, Art and the 60s is both a history of the art of a generation and the portrait of an era."--Jacket
1854375229 (paperback)
9781854375223 (paperback)
Green, William, 1934-2001.
Self, Colin.
Lacey, Bruce, 1927- Womaniser.
Hamilton, Richard, 1922-2011. Swingeing London 67.
Arts 20th century Exhibitions.
Arts 20e siècle Expositions.
Arts
Kunstvoorwerpen.
Arte contemporânea Anos 60.
Pop arte.
4.240.
Exhibition catalogues.
Exhibition catalogs.
exhibition catalogs.
Catalogues d'exposition.
Stephens, Chris.
Stout, Katharine, 1973-
Tate Britain (Gallery)
Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery.
Art and the 60s
Art and the sixties
Location: Library main 233500
Call No.: N6768 .A75 2004
Status: Available
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