London's New Scene

Discover the vibrant world of London's art scene in the 1960s with London's New Scene by Lisa Tickner. Published in 2020, this groundbreaking book offers an extensively researched account of how London transformed into a global hub of artistic innovation during a pivotal decade. With 416 pages of insightful analysis, Tickner explores the impact of postwar reconstruction, the rise of jet air travel, and the influence of television arts programs on the creative landscape. The emergence of a new generation of artists, dealers, and curators, alongside the influx of international film companies, positioned London as the 'new capital of art.' This captivating narrative not only highlights the cultural shifts of the time but also celebrates the dynamic spirit of creativity that defined an era. Perfect for art enthusiasts and social history buffs alike, London's New Scene is a must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of modern art.