1964 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Sculpture
Dec 9, 1964–Jan 31, 1965
View the full exhibition catalogue at the Internet Archive.
Artists
- Peter Agostini
- Calvin Albert
- Jeremy Anderson
- John Anderson
- David Aronson
- Leonard Baskin
- Mary Bauermeister
- Sondra Beal
- Harry Bertoia
- Charles Biederman
- Varujan Boghosian
- Roger Bolomey
- Alexander Calder
- Kenneth Campbell
- John Chamberlain
- Peter Chinni
- Chryssa
- John Clague
- Bruce Conner
- Joseph Cornell
- Robert Cremean
- Lindsey Decker
- Tony Delap
- Koren Der Harootian
- José de Rivera
- Burgoyne Diller
- Ludvik Durchanek
- Robert Engman
- Claire Falkenstein
- Herbert Ferber
- Charles Frazier
- Paul Frazier
- Elias Friedensohn
- Frank Gallo
- Philip Grausman
- David Gray
- Roy Gussow
- Raoul Hague
- David Hare
- Milton Hebald
- G. Edward Higgins
- Will Horwitt
- Robert A. Howard
- Robert Hudson
- Richard Hunt
- Luise Kaish
- Herbert Kallem
- Frederic Karoly
- Tauno Kauppi
- Edward Kienholz
- William King
- Lyman Kipp
- Gabriel Kohn
- Joseph Konzal
- Joseph Kurhajac
- Leroy Lamis
- Ibram Lassaw
- Michael Lekakis
- Jacques Lipchitz
- Peter Lipman-Wulf
- Seymour Lipton
- Bruno Lucchesi
- Bix Lye
- Len Lye
- Sheldon Machlin
- Robert Mallary
- John Manno
- Conrad Marca-Relli
- Marisol
- John Mason
- Barrie McDowell
- James Metcalf
- Richard A. Miller
- Robert Murray
- Richard Navin
- Louise Nevelson
- Mike Nevelson
- Costantino Nivola
- Isamu Noguchi
- Toshio Odate
- Claes Oldenburg
- Anthony Padovano
- Harold Persico Paris
- Charles O. Perry
- Leo Rabkin
- William Reimann
- Edward Renouf
- George Rickey
- Paul von Ringelheim
- Robert Rohm
- James Rosati
- Bernard Rosenthal
- Theodore Roszak
- Lucas Samaras
- Abe Satoru
- Julius Schmidt
- Stephanie Scuris
- George Segal
- Jason Seley
- David Smith
- Leon Polk Smith
- Jack Squire
- Richard Stankiewicz
- Tal Streeter
- George Sugarman
- Sahl Swarz
- Tania
- William Tarr
- Mike Todd
- Harold Tovish
- Ruth Vollmer
- David von Schlegell
- Peter Voulkos
- Jane Wasey
- Robert Watts
- Elbert Weinberg
- David Weinrib
- H.C. Westermann
- John Willenbecher
- Charles Wilson
- James Wines
- Wilfrid Meynell Zogbaum
- William Zorach
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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