1964 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Sculpture
Dec 9, 1964–Jan 31, 1965
View the full exhibition catalogue at the Internet Archive.
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
![Black-and-white photograph of gallery full of works of art.](https://whitneymedia.org/assets/image/827037/large_1164_Annual_VW1_001_adjusted.jpg)
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
![Black-and-white photograph of gallery full of works of art.](https://whitneymedia.org/assets/image/827037/large_1164_Annual_VW1_001_adjusted.jpg)
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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