Pages from Art Week Vol. 22 No. 24 18 Jul 1991 (Picasso, R. Bladen, G. Matta-Clark, etc.)

ART WEEK VOLUME 22, NUMBER 24, 18 JULY 1991 - PARTIAL COPY

Clipping from Art Week 18 July 1991 with pages 1, 2, 9, 10, 11, 12, 19, 20

Capture a critical snapshot of West Coast art history with this original, complete July 18, 1991 issue of Artweek (Vol. 22, No. 24). Ideal for serious collectors, archivists, and art historians, this edition features comprehensive, unclipped coverage spanning regional gallery news, museum theory, and cutting-edge contemporary criticism. Dive into M.A. Greenstein’s insightful essay on museum reform in "A Museum Education," James Scarborough’s double-header reviews analyzing Gordon Matta-Clark’s architectural intervention in "Hard Hat Esthetics" and David Mach’s monumental consumerist sculptures in "Stalking the Fabled Commodiplus," and John Rapko’s deep exploration of Ronald Bladen’s minimalist forms in "From Dust to Dust." Capped off by Mario Cutajar’s featured back-page retrospective on Pablo Picasso at the Norton Simon Museum, "The Man Who Had Everything," alongside a bustling "News" section documenting regional grants and gallery shifts, this paper stands as an indispensable, primary-source time capsule of early-90s California art discourse.

Good condition with age discoloration, a few minor tears, a few minor red smudges and some edge fraying.