An International Sculpture Competition during the Cold War
Edited with text by Dorothea Schöne. Text by Petra Gördüren, Angela Lammert, Tanja Pirsig Marshall, et al.
Revisiting an influential Cold War–era art competition
In 1952 the ICA London organized an international competition around the theme of “The Unknown Political Prisoner,” to promote abstract art and sculpture as a symbol of democracy. This book revisits the occasion.
Featured image is reproduced from ‘The Unknown Political Prisoner'.
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The Unknown Political Prisoner An International Sculpture Competition during the Cold War
Published by Wasmuth & Zohlen. Edited with text by Dorothea Schöne. Text by Petra Gördüren, Angela Lammert, Tanja Pirsig Marshall, et al.
Revisiting an influential Cold War–era art competition
In 1952 the ICA London organized an international competition around the theme of “The Unknown Political Prisoner,” to promote abstract art and sculpture as a symbol of democracy. This book revisits the occasion.
