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Publisher
University Of California Press
ISBN 13
9780520299696
Book Subtitle
Haystack Mountain School Of Crafts, 1950-1969
Book Description
In the Vanguard: Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, 1950-1969 traces this unique school's impact on American art during the mid-twentieth century. Accompanying a landmark exhibition, this catalogue documents Haystack's innovative pedagogy and its role as a major force in the studio craft movement. Anni Albers, Robert Arneson, Dale Chihuly, Arline Fisch, Jack Lenor Larsen, Harvey Littleton, and Toshiko Takaezu are among the artists who helped define the school's model of communally oriented, process-based learning. With deeply researched essays that detail the school's founding and first two decades, archival photographs, and images of rarely or never-before published works made at Haystack, In the Vanguard introduces readers to the important legacy of this groundbreaking institution. Published in association with the Portland Museum of Art. Exhibition dates: Portland Museum of Art, Maine: May 24-September 8, 2019 Cranbrook Academy of Art, Michigan: December 13, 2019-March 8, 2020
Editorial Review
The authors, who are both curators of American art, deliver the only complete retrospective of Haystack. No other scholarly literature exists on Haystack's foundational years or on the connection of the artists that were essential to the early leadership of the school. This publication is recommended for all academic art libraries and essential for any school with a decorative arts or a master of arts program. * ARLIS/NA Reviews * "Churning out "great art" was not, finally, the school's main contribution. What was created during those short, sweet summers had more to do with the very conditions of creativity. It was something more mercurial and harder to pin down but - on all the evidence presented by this show and its excellent catalogue - very, very enviable." * The Wall Street Journal *
Language
English
Editor
Diana Jocelyn Greenwold, M. Rachael Arauz
Publication Date
28-May-19
Number of Pages
192