Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Jackson Pollock and the Modern Tradition," by William Rubin; "Kandinsky's Paintings on Glass," by Rose-Carol Washton; "Nine Evenings of Theater and Engineering, 1. ... [details]
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Talking to Tony Smith," by Samuel Wagstaff, jr; "A Conversation with Joe Raffaele," by Robert Pincus-Witten; "Man Ray Retrospective in Los Angeles," by Carl I. Belz; "Some Remarks," by Dan Flavin; "Two Views of Post-Abstract Expressionist Styles: "Present-Day Art and Ready-Made Styles," by Darby Bannard, and "Present-Day Styles and Ready-Made Criticism," by Peter Plagens; "Reinhardt: The Purist Blacklash," by Irving Sandler; "Tiepolo Acquisitions at the Met," by Sidney Tillim; "Lloyd Hamrol's 'multiples," by John Coplans; "Michael Egan's Modular Paintings," by Carl I. ... [details]
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Ancient Egyptian Art at the Lowie Museum," by Palmer D. French; "The New Monuments and Entropy," by Robert Smithson; "A Preview of the 1966 Venice Biennale," by Henry Geldzahler; "Gabo at the Tate," by Andrew Forge; "WPA Art in Maryland," by Elisabeth Steven. ... [details]
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "An Interview with Peter Stroud," by John Coplans; "Joe Goode and the Common Object," by Philip Leider; "Matisse and the Strategy of Decoration," by Nancy Marmer; "Three Statements," by Ad Reinhardt; "The Happenings are Dead - Long Live the Happening," by Allan Kaprow; "The Inert and the Frenetic," by Max Kozloff. ... [details]
September 1966 special issue of Artforum on Surrealism, edited by Philip Leider, with a cover "Surrealism Soaped and Scrubbed," designed for this issue of Artforum by Edward Ruscha. Contents include: "Surrealist Painting Re-examined," by Max Kozloff; "Dada into Surrealism," by Lucy R. ... [details]
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Harnett, Peto and Haberle in La Jolla," by Alfred Frankenstein; "Twelve Chicago Artists at the Walker," by Whitney Halstead; "An Interview with Helen Frankenthaler," by Henry Geldzahler; "Tribute to Simon Rodia," by Alfred H. ... [details]