Pop Art Redefined

New York and Washington D.C.: Praeger Publishers, 1969. 240 pages, illustrations (some colour); 25 cm. Includes the catalog of an exhibition of Anglo-American pop art, sponsored by the Arts Council of Great Britain, and held in July and August 1969 at the Hayward Gallery in London. Firm binding, clean inside copy. Age toning. CONTENTS: The long front of culture, by Lawrence Alloway; The fine arts in the mass media, by John McHale; The plastic Parthenon, by John McHale; Pop art and non-pop art, by Robert Rosenblum; Derek Boshier, by Richard Smith; Joe Brainard: extracts from a diary; George Brecht: a questionnaire on Pop; George Brecht: event scores; Jess Collins: a tricky cad; Jim Dine: interview with G. R. Swenson; Jim Dine: questions put by Kenneth Koch; Jim Dine, by Oyvind Fahlstro m; Oyvind Fahlstro m: take care of the world; Oyvind Fahlstro m, by Robert Rauschenberg Oyvind Fahlstro m, by Suzi Gablik; Richard Hamilton: an exposition of $he; David Hockney, by Richard Smith; A letter to David Hockney, by Larry Rivers; Robert Indiana: interview with G. R. Swenson; Jasper Johns: interview with G. R. Swenson; Jasper Johns: sketchbook notes; Ray Johnson, by Suzi Gablik; Ray Johnson: extract from the New York Correspondence School; Edward Kienholz, by Suzi Gablik; Roy Lichtenstein, by Richard Hamilton; Roy Lichtenstein: interview with G. R. Swenson; Robert Morris: on drawing; Malcolm Morley: statement; Claes Oldenburg: on the bedroom; Claes Oldenburg: I am for an art; Eduardo Paolozzi: metal fables: metropolitan sentiments 1; Peter Phillips, by Richard Smith; Robert Rauschenberg: note on painting; Larry Rivers: statement; James Rosenquist: what is the F-111?: interview with G. R. Swenson; James Rosenquist: interview with G. R. Swenson; Colin Self: statement; Richard Smith: statement; Andy Warhol, by Larry Bell; Andy Warhol: interview with G. R. Swenson; Tom Wesselmann: interview with G. R. Swenson.. Paperback. Very Good. 8vo.