1965 in art
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Events
- September - Indica Gallery counterculture bookshop and art gallery opens in London.[1]
- October 7 - Release in the United States of the biographical film The Agony and the Ecstasy with Charlton Heston portraying Michelangelo.
- December - Max's Kansas City nightclub opens in New York City
- Sculptor Barbara Hepworth is created a Dame.[2]
Awards
- Archibald Prize: Clifton Pugh - R A Henderson
Works
- Yaacov Agam - Double Metamorphosis II
- Lucian Freud - Reflection with Two Children (Self-portrait)
- L. S. Lowry
- Huddersfield
- Industrial Scene
- John Petts - Birmingham, Alabama, 16th Street Baptist Church, West Window
- Fairfield Porter - Elizabeth
- David Wynne - Busts of Joan Baez and Oskar Kokoschka
Births
- February 20 - Miriam Mone, Northern Irish fashion designer (d.2007)
- March 9 - Brom, illustrator
- May 20 - Charles Camoin, painter (b. 1879)
- July 9 - Jason Rhoades, American installation artist (d.2006)
- December 16 - Ellen Gallagher, American artist
- date unknown
- Tacita Dean, English-born visual artist
- Andrea Fraser, performance artist
- Andrea Zittel, installation artist and sculptor
Deaths
- January 3 - Milton Avery, US painter (born 1885)
- January 27 - Abraham Walkowitz, American painter working in the Modernist style (born 1878)
- February 18 - Yevgeny Charushin, Russian graphic artists (born 1901)
- May 19 - Albin Polasek, sculptor (born 1879)
- June 14 - Zoltán Kemény, sculptor (born 1907)
- June 21 - Piotr Buchkin, Russian painter and graphic artist (born 1886)
- August 27 - Le Corbusier, architect and painter (born 1887)
- October 19 - Edward Willis Redfield, landscape painter (born 1869)
- date unknown - George Barker, painter (born 1882)
See also
References
- ↑ Miles, Barry (1998). Many Years From Now. Vintage–Random House. ISBN 0-7493-8658-4. pp223-224
- ↑ "Dame Barbara Hepworth" Britannica. Accessed 18 October 2013
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