Community Murals Magazine, Vol. 12 No 1

Description: Community Murals Magazine - Volume 12 No. 1 - Spring 1987 Community Murals Magazine was the preeminent international clearinghouse for information and analysis of this vibrant field of art for 10 years. Community Murals started its publication in 1977 as a newsletter becoming a quarterly magazine in 1979. It ceased publication in 1987. The magazine covered the community mural movement that strive to bring art to the people by creating large murals in public spaces. It was published in San Francisco, one of the centers of the movement, and featured articles and news items from all over the world (with a certain bias toward the West Coast). The Spring 1987 issue includes the following articles: Cover: P-9 detail Must aesthetic impact suffer in proportion to collectivity? What’s Inside the bottle? El Amanacer - Nicaragua Muralist Orlando Suarez dies in Havana Where has the Berlin Admiral Street gone? Mexican mural preservation The Puerto Rican “Plena” as mural Defacement of Mike Alewitz’ P-9 mural Lakas Sambayanan The painting of El Nuevo Fuego Update: NMHU mural destruction Boston’s Chinatown Community Unity The Pullman Playsculpture Gender in Chinese propaganda images Bay Area street stencils Copies of this magazine appear to be rare. I cannot find any on either eBay or Amazon or from specialized dealers sites. Check out my other listings for additional issues of Community Murals Magazines, the definitive tome of the topic (Barnett, Alan W. (1984). Community Murals: The People's Art. Philadelphia, New York, Art Alliance Press; Cornwall Books) and other rare items on art from all over the world.

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