Research Catalog

Title

The Fox.

Publication

New York : Art & Language Foundation.

Items in the Library & Off-site

Details

Additional Authors

• Kosuth, Joseph.
• Ramsden, Mel.
• Art & Language Foundation.

Publication Date

no. 1-3; 1975-1976.

Description

3 no. : ill.; 27 cm.

Subjects

• Art, Modern > Periodicals
• Conceptual art > Periodicals
• Marxist criticism > United States
• Art, Modern > 20th century > Aesthetics
• Avant-garde (Aesthetics) > New York (State) > New York > Periodicals
• Art and society > Periodicals

Note

• The Art and Language group, an avant-garde, Marxist association of artists, was established in Britain, in 1967-68, by Terry Atkinson, David Bainbridge, Michael Baldwin, and Harold Hurrell, who were art teachers in Coventry. The group soon attracted many Marxist conceptual artists, growing increasingly international in its membership over the years. Its journal was titled Art-Language (first issue May 1969). The New York group's journal was titled The Fox, and appeared in only three issues, ceasing publication with the break-up of the New York group (see John Walker, "Art-Language & Red Crayola," in Cross-Overs: Art into Pop, Pop into Art, London/New York: Comedia/Methuen, 1987).

Access (note)

• Berg Collection is restricted access;

Additional Formats (note)

• Also issued on microfilm.

Call Number

JQM 08-8

OCLC

3128389

Title

The Fox.

Imprint

New York : Art & Language Foundation.

Access

Berg Collection is restricted access; request permission from holding division.

Local Note

The Berg Collection holds nos. 1-3.

Additional Formats

Also issued on microfilm.

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Added Author

Kosuth, Joseph. Editor

Ramsden, Mel. Editor

Art & Language Foundation.

Continued By

Red-herring

Other Form:

Microfilm. New York Public Library.

Research Call Number

JQM 08-8

Berg Coll+ Fox 1975