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{{Short description|none}} <!-- "none" is preferred when the title is sufficiently descriptive; see [[WP:SDNONE]] --> {{More citations needed|date=November 2023}} {{Year nav topic5|1967|art}} Events from the year '''1967 in art'''. ==Events== * [[May 14]] β Dedication of [[Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral]] in [[England]], designed by [[Frederick Gibberd]], with [[stained glass]] by [[John Piper (artist)|John Piper]], [[Patrick Reyntiens]] and Margaret Traherne and a bronze [[crucifix]] by [[Elisabeth Frink]]. * [[September 25]] β [[Gilbert and George]] first meet while studying sculpture at [[Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design|St Martins School of Art]] in [[London]]. * [[December 17]] β [[1967 Basel Picasso paintings purchase referendum]]: The people of [[Basel]] (Switzerland) vote to purchase two paintings by [[Picasso]] to retain them in the [[Kunstmuseum Basel]]. * [[John Willett]] publishes ''Art in a City'',<ref>London: Methuen.</ref> a pioneering sociological study of art in a single city, [[Liverpool]]. * Foundation of the [[Project Arts Centre]], [[Dublin]]. * The Maruki Gallery for the Hiroshima Panels is established in [[Higashimatsuyama, Saitama]], [[Japan]], as a permanent home for ''[[The Hiroshima Panels]]''. ==Awards== {{Empty section|date=June 2011}} ==Exhibitions== * [[February 28]]–[[May 7]] β ''[[New Documents]]'' photography exhibition at the [[Museum of Modern Art]], [[New York City|New York]] curated by [[John Szarkowski]] and featuring the work of [[Diane Arbus]], [[Lee Friedlander]] and [[Garry Winogrand]]. * September–October β ''Im Spazio'' ("The Space of Thoughts") at the Galleria La Bertesca, [[Genoa]], [[Italy]], curated by [[Germano Celant]] and introducing [[Arte Povera]]. ==Works== {{see also|Category:1967 sculptures}} * [[Diane Arbus]] β ''[[Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967]]'' (photograph) * [[Francis Bacon (artist)|Francis Bacon]] β ''[[Portrait of Isabel Rawsthorne Standing in a Street in Soho]]'' * [[Sargis Baghdasaryan]] β ''[[We Are Our Mountains]]'' (sculpture) * [[Max Bill]] β ''[[Rhythm in Space]]'' (sculpture) * [[Peter Blake (artist)|Peter Blake]] with [[Jann Haworth]] β ''[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]'' ([[collage]] for [[record album]] cover) * [[Salvador DalΓ]] β ''[[Tuna Fishing (painting)|Tuna Fishing]]'' * [[Edward Delaney]] β ''[[:File:WolfeToneStatue.JPG|Wolfe Tone]]'' (bronze statue) * [[Jose de Rivera]] β ''[[Infinity (de Rivera)|Infinity]]'' (sculpture) * [[DuΕ‘an DΕΎamonja]] β ''[[Monument to the Revolution of the people of Moslavina]]'' * [[Milton Glaser]] β ''Dylan'' (poster) * [[Barbara Hepworth]] β ''Two Forms (Orkney)'' (slate sculpture) * [[Eila Hiltunen]] β [[Sibelius Monument (Helsinki)]] * [[David Hockney]] β ''[[A Bigger Splash]]'' * [[Richard Long (artist)|Richard Long]] β ''A Line Made by Walking'' ([[land art]]) * Timothy Malone β ''[[Corten Steel Sculpture]]'' * [[Joan MirΓ³]] β ''[[The Caress of a Bird]]'' (sculpture) * [[Henry Moore]] β sculptures ** ''[[Nuclear Energy (sculpture)|Nuclear Energy]]'' ** ''[[Two-Piece Reclining Figure No. 9]]'' * [[Barnett Newman]] ** ''[[Broken Obelisk]]'' (sculpture - completed) ** ''[[Voice of Fire]]'' (painting commissioned for [[Expo 67]] in [[Montreal]]) * [[Isamu Noguchi]] β ''[[Sinai (Noguchi)|Sinai]]'' (sculpture) * [[Pablo Picasso]] β ''[[Chicago Picasso]]'' (sculpture) * [[Michelangelo Pistoletto]] β *''Muretto di straci'' (''Rag Wall'' - [[Assemblage (art)|assemblage]]) *''[[Venus of the Rags]]'', (Assemblage - first version)<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/pistoletto-venus-of-the-rags-t12200#:~:text=Venus%20of%20the%20Rags%20juxtaposes,its%20back%20to%20the%20viewer | title='Venus of the Rags', Michelangelo Pistoletto, 1967, 1974 }}</ref> * [[Faith Ringgold]] β ''[[The American People Series 18: The Flag is Bleeding|The American People Series #18: The Flag is Bleeding]]'' * [[Faith Ringgold]] β ''[[The American People Series 20: Die|The American People Series #20: Die]]'' * [[Norman Rockwell]] β ''[[Russian Schoolroom]]'' * [[Kenneth Snelson]] β ''[[Six Number Two]]'' (sculpture) * [[Mark di Suvero]] β ''[[Are Years What? (for Marianne Moore)]]'' (sculpture) * [[Yevgeny Vuchetich]] β ''[[The Motherland Calls]]'' (sculpture) * [[Andy Warhol]] ** ''[[Big Electric Chair]]'' ** ''[[I, a Man]]'' (film) * Steve Weaver β [[John Lennon's psychedelic Rolls-Royce]] * [[James Wines]] β ''[[Three Bronze Discs]]'' (sculpture) * [[David Wynne (sculptor)|David Wynne]] β ''Bird Fountains'' ([[Ambassador College]], [[Pasadena, California]]) ==Births== * [[January 1]] β [[Spencer Tunick]], American photographer * [[March 4]] β [[Sam Taylor-Johnson]], born Samantha Taylor-Wood, English-born film director, photographer and visual artist *[[March 10]] β [[Tim Pitsiulak]], Inuk artist * [[December 15]] β [[David ΔernΓ½]], sculptor associated with Prague * ''date unknown'' ** [[Olafur Eliasson]], Danish-Icelandic installation artist ** [[Andrew Taylor (painter)|Andy Taylor]], Australian painter and printmaker ==Deaths== * [[January 8]] β [[Josef Frank (architect)|Josef Frank]], Austrian-born Swedish architect and designer (born [[1885 in art|1885]]) * [[January 10]] β [[Charles E. Burchfield]], American landscape watercolorist (born [[1893 in art|1893]]) * [[January 15]] β [[David Burliuk]], Russian avant-garde artists (born [[1882 in art|1882]]) * [[January 28]] β [[Ary Stillman]], Russian-American representational and abstract painter (born [[1891 in art|1891]]) * [[January 31]] β [[Oscar Fischinger]], German born American animator, filmmaker and painter (born [[1900 in art|1900]]) * [[February 17]] β [[Nancy Cox-McCormack]], American portrait sculptor (born [[1885 in art|1885]]) * [[March 31]] β Jefto PeriΔ, [[Serbian people|Serbian]] painter (born [[1895 in art|1895]]) * [[May 15]] ** [[Edward Hopper]], American painter and printmaker (born [[1882 in art|1882]]) ** [[Italo Mus]], Italian painter (born [[1892 in art|1892]]) ** [[Jessie Traill]], Australian printmaker (born [[1881 in art|1881]]) * [[May 27]] β [[Johannes Itten]], Swiss painter (born [[1888 in art|1888]]) * [[August 15]] β [[RenΓ© Magritte]], Belgian surrealist painter (born [[1898 in art|1898]]) * [[August 30]] β [[Ad Reinhardt]], American abstract painter (born [[1913 in art|1913]]) * [[September 20]] β [[Zinaida Serebriakova]], Russian-born French painter (born [[1884 in art|1884]]) * [[November 21]] β [[Vladimir Lebedev (painter)|Vladimir Lebedev]], Russian painter and graphic artist (born [[1891 in art|1891]]) * [[November 22]] β [[Pavel Korin]], Russian painter (born [[1892 in art|1892]]) * [[December 12]] β [[Mac Raboy]], American illustrator (born [[1914 in art|1914]]) * [[December 26]] β [[Ambrose McCarthy Patterson]], Australian painter and printmaker (born [[1877 in art|1877]]) * ''date unknown'' ** [[Marguerite HurΓ©]], French stained-glass artist (born 1895) ** [[Veljko StanojeviΔ]], Serbian painter (born 1892) ==See also== * [[1967 in fine arts of the Soviet Union]] ==References== {{reflist}} [[Category:1967 in art| ]] [[Category:Years of the 20th century in art]] [[Category:1960s in art]]
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