Lawrence Heyman

Atelier 17 group shows 7

1. 1963
   Gravures de l’Atelier 17

   Galerie Maitre-Albert, Paris, France · February 27, 1963

   Notes and sources

   About the exhibiting artists

   The artists linked are those listed in the exhibition brochure under "Gravures de l'Atelier 17." The exhibition also included sections for paintings (Abidine, Aillaud, Ball, Bona, Cremonini, S. W. Hayter, Henriquez, Johannsen, Levée, Mayo, C. M. Michaelis, Peretti, Plattner, Rancillac, Witebsky, and Zañartu) and sculpture (Anselmo, Lungren [Lundgren], Phillips, and Reddy).

   Sources

   Exhibition pamphlet, Tate Archive, Papers of Stanley William Hayter, 200510/3/33/1.

2. 1966
   Hayter and Atelier 17 Intaglio Prints [ヘイターとアトリエ17銅版画展]

   Azuma Gallery [アヅマギャラリー], Kyoto, Japan · October 24 to November 6, 1966

   Notes and sources

   The Kyōto shinbun billed this as Japan's first Atelier 17 group exhibition, but an earlier show, Hayter and Atelier 17, was held in Tokyo in 1959. Arranged after the Kyoto printmaker Yoshio Furuno (Kyoto Hangaka Shūdan) visited the Paris studio in July 1966, following an art-education congress in Prague. Works were selected from a group show held earlier in New York. The gallery was directed by Yukihiko Tajima. First of three Atelier 17 shows at the Azuma Gallery (1966, 1968, 1969).

   About the exhibiting artists

   There are seven artists listed in Kyōto shinbun (Oct. 21, 1966). Names as printed are: ヘイター (Hayter); クリシナ・レデディ, "Kurishina Rededi" (India) = Krishna Reddy; ローセンス・ヘイマン, "Rōsensu Heiman" (USA) = Lawrence Heyman; イシュ・デ・バウンガル, "Ishu de Baungaru" (Germany) = Isolde Baumgart; 吉田堅治 = Kenji Yoshida; 長谷川彰, "Hasegawa Akira" = Shoichi Hasegawa (長谷川彰一); 矢切剛, "Yagiri Tsuyoshi" = misprint for Tsuyoshi Yayanagi (矢柳剛).

   Sources

   Shinobu Sakagami, "Azuma gyararī" [Azuma Gallery], Garō shi [Gallery history]. https://shinobusakagami.com/gallery-history/アヅマギャラリー/1323/.

   "Nihon hatsu no gurūpu ten: Heitā to Atorie 17 ten" [Japan's first group exhibition: Hayter and Atelier 17], Kyōto shinbun, October 21, 1966; "Heitā to Atorie 17 dōhanga ten," Kyōto shinbun, October 29, 1966.

3. 1967
   S. W. Hayter et l’Atelier 17

   Palais des Beaux-Arts, Charleroi, Belgium · February 18 to March 12, 1967

   Notes and sources

   About the exhibiting artists

   The catalogue lists Marcel Duchamp's Les deux Frères (no. 20) in the Paris 1927–1939 section, but there is as yet no evidence that Duchamp participated in Atelier 17 during the prewar period.

   Sources

   S. W. Hayter et l'Atelier 17 (Charleroi: Palais des Beaux-Arts, 1967); exhibition invitation, Tate Archive, Papers of Stanley William Hayter, 200510/3/202/1.

4. 1969
   Exposition Atelier “17” S .W. Hayter

   Cyrk Galleries, Providence, Rhode Island · February 15 to March 15, 1969

   Notes and sources

   Sources

   Exhibition poster, Tate Archive, Papers of Stanley William Hayter, 200510/3/204/1. Year of exhibition is based on Black/Moorhead chronology.

5. 1977
   Atelier 17: A 50th Anniversary Retrospective Exhibition

   Elvehjem Art Center, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin · October 9 to December 4, 1977

   Traveled to

   • University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa City, Iowa · December 16, 1977 to February 26, 1978
   • The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York · March 18 to May 14, 1978
   • University of Michigan Museum of Art, Ann Arbor, Michigan · June 4 to July 30, 1978
   • Krannert Art Museum, University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois · August 20 to October 1, 1978

   Notes and sources

   Sources

   Moser, Joann. Atelier 17: A 50th Anniversary Retrospective Exhibition. Madison: Elvehjem Art Center, University of Wisconsin–Madison, 1977.

6. 1978
   Hayter and the Atelier 17: Works from the Dickson/Sweetman Collection

   Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Kingston, Ontario · November 4 to December 3, 1978

   Notes and sources

   Sources

   Dickson, Jennifer. Hayter and the Atelier 17: Works from the Dickson/Sweetman Collection. Foreword by Frances K. Smith. Kingston, ON: Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queen’s University, 1978.

7. 1981
   Atelier 17, Paris

   Galerie Götz, Stuttgart, Germany · March 6 to May 9, 1981

   Notes and sources

   Sources

   Exhibition pamphlet, Tate Archive, Papers of Stanley William Hayter, 200510/3/114/1.