Events from the year1980 in art.
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Events
edit- January 1–Gary Larson's single-panelcomicThe Far Sidedebuts in theSan Francisco Chronicle.
- February 7–Pink Floyd'sThe Wall Touropens at theLos Angeles Memorial Sports Arena.
- May 22–September 16–Pablo PicassoRetrospective exhibition at theMuseum of Modern ArtinNew York City,the largest and most complete Picasso exhibition ever held in theUnited States.
- December 8–Annie LeibovitzphotographsJohn LennonwithYoko Onoin New York for the cover ofRolling Stonemagazine five hours before his murder.
- Robert Hughespresents a series (with accompanying book),The Shock of the New,forBBC Televisionin theUnited Kingdomon "art and the century of change".
- Benedikt Taschenopens acomic bookstore inColognewhich will evolve into theart bookpublisherTaschen.
Exhibitions
edit- February 17untilApril 6- "Afro-American Abstraction" (curated byApril KingsleyatMoMA PS1inNew York City.[1]
Works
edit- Basil Blackshaw–Green Landscape
- Arbit Blatas–The Monument of the Holocaust(reliefs,first edition)
- Alan Chung Hung –Gate to the Northwest Passage(sculpture, Vancouver, British Columbia)
- David Inshaw–The River Bank (Ophelia)
- Keith Jellum–Mimir(sculpture, Portland, Oregon)
- Nabil Kanso
- Peter Kennard–Haywain with Cruise Missiles
- Georgia O'Keeffe–Llama in the Desert
- Bryan Organ–Harold Macmillan, 1st Earl of Stockton
- Howard Post–Moving Cattle
- George Segal–Gay Liberation(sculpture)
Awards
edit- John Moores Painting Prize- Michael Moon for "Box-room"[2]
Births
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Deaths
editJanuary to June
edit- January 9–Joy Adamson,Austria-Kenyan painter and conservationist (b.1908).[3]
- January 18–Cecil Beaton,Englishphotographerandstageandcostume designer(b.1904).
- January 20–William Roberts,painter(b.1904).
- January 26–Dolly Rudeman,Dutch graphic designer (b.1902).
- February 4–Stojan Aralica,famous SerbianImpressionistpainter andacademic(b.1883).
- February 6–Albert Kotin,Russian-born AmericanAbstract Expressionistartist (b.1907).
- February 17–Graham Sutherland,Englishartist(b.1903).
- February 22–Oskar Kokoschka,Austrianartist,poet and playwright (b.1886).
- March 5–John Skeaping,Englishsculptorand equine painter (b.1901).
- March 18–Tamara de Lempicka,PolishArt Decopainter (b.1898).
- April 21
- Ľudovít Fulla,Slovakpainter,graphic artist,illustrator,stage designerandart teacher(b.1902).
- Sohrab Sepehri,Persianpoet and a painter (b.1928).
- May 15–Len Lye,New Zealand-born American kinetic sculptor and filmmaker (b.1901).
- May 16–Izis Bidermanas,Lithuanian-born photographer (b.1911).
- June 7–Philip Guston,Canadian-born AmericanAbstract Expressionistpainter andprintmaker(b.1913).
- June 23–Clyfford Still,AmericanAbstract Expressionistpainter (b.1904).
July to December
edit- July 16–Robert Brackman,Ukrainian-born American painter and art teacher (b.1898)[4]
- August 26–Tex Avery,Americananimator,cartoonist,anddirector(b.1908).
- September 14–Maxwell Bates,Canadianarchitectandexpressionistpainter(b.1906).
- November 22–Norah McGuinness,Irishpainterandillustrator(b.1901).
- December 26–Tony Smith,Americansculptor,visual artistand theorist on art (b.1912).
- December 30–Patrick Hennessy,Irish painter (b.1915).
Undated
edit- Andrée Bosquet,Belgian painter (born1900)
- Cicely Hey,English-born artist and model (born1896)
See also
editReferences
edit- ^"Installation view of" Challenge of the Will "(1979) by James Little in the P.S. 1 exhibition," Afro-American Abstraction "(February 17-April 6, 1980) | MoMA".
- ^"Michael Moon - Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool museums".Liverpoolmuseums.org.uk.Retrieved28 November2018.
- ^Haines, Catharine M. C. (2001).International Women in Science: A Biographical Dictionary to 1950.Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. p. 3.ISBN978-1-57607-090-1.
- ^Fort, Ilene Susan; Quick, Michael (1991).American Art: A Catalogue of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Collection.Los Angeles County Museum of Art. p. 313.ISBN978-0-295-97027-1.