1964 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Sculpture
Dec 9, 1964–Jan 31, 1965
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Artists
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Peter Agostini
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Calvin Albert
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Jeremy Anderson
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John Anderson
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David Aronson
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Leonard Baskin
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Mary Bauermeister
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Sondra Beal
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Harry Bertoia
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Charles Biederman
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Varujan Boghosian
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Roger Bolomey
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Alexander Calder
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Kenneth Campbell
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John Chamberlain
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Peter Chinni
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Chryssa
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John Clague
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Bruce Conner
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Joseph Cornell
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Robert Cremean
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Lindsey Decker
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Tony Delap
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Koren Der Harootian
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José de Rivera
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Burgoyne Diller
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Ludvik Durchanek
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Robert Engman
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Claire Falkenstein
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Herbert Ferber
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Charles Frazier
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Paul Frazier
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Elias Friedensohn
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Frank Gallo
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Philip Grausman
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David Gray
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Roy Gussow
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Raoul Hague
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David Hare
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Milton Hebald
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G. Edward Higgins
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Will Horwitt
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Robert A. Howard
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Robert Hudson
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Richard Hunt
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Luise Kaish
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Herbert Kallem
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Frederic Karoly
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Tauno Kauppi
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Edward Kienholz
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William King
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Lyman Kipp
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Gabriel Kohn
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Joseph Konzal
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Joseph Kurhajac
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Leroy Lamis
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Ibram Lassaw
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Michael Lekakis
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Jacques Lipchitz
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Peter Lipman-Wulf
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Seymour Lipton
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Bruno Lucchesi
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Bix Lye
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Len Lye
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Sheldon Machlin
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Robert Mallary
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John Manno
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Conrad Marca-Relli
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Marisol
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John Mason
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Barrie McDowell
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James Metcalf
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Richard A. Miller
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Robert Murray
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Richard Navin
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Louise Nevelson
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Mike Nevelson
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Costantino Nivola
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Isamu Noguchi
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Toshio Odate
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Claes Oldenburg
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Anthony Padovano
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Harold Persico Paris
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Charles O. Perry
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Leo Rabkin
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William Reimann
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Edward Renouf
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George Rickey
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Paul von Ringelheim
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Robert Rohm
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James Rosati
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Bernard Rosenthal
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Theodore Roszak
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Lucas Samaras
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Abe Satoru
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Julius Schmidt
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Stephanie Scuris
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George Segal
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Jason Seley
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David Smith
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Leon Polk Smith
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Jack Squire
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Richard Stankiewicz
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Tal Streeter
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George Sugarman
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Sahl Swarz
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Tania
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William Tarr
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Mike Todd
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Harold Tovish
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Ruth Vollmer
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David von Schlegell
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Peter Voulkos
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Jane Wasey
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Robert Watts
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Elbert Weinberg
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David Weinrib
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H.C. Westermann
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John Willenbecher
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Charles Wilson
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James Wines
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Wilfrid Meynell Zogbaum
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William Zorach
Installation Photography
Installation view of the 1964 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Sculpture (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, December 9, 1964–January 31, 1965). From left to right: David Weintrib, Three Aerial Forms; Theodore Roszak, American Monarch; William Tarr, Untitled. Photograph by Geoffrey Clements
In the News
“A great deal of the sculpture on view [. . .] looks sufficiently ephemeral to suggest Christmas decorations, and possibly serves the function of attracting customers by creating a festive atmosphere.” —The New York Times
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