Who initially provided recognition to Arbus's work in 1960s magazines?
John Szarkowski
The Guggenheim Foundation
Herself
Artforum
Answer
Artforum was a journal that originally provided recognition to Diane Arbus's work in the 1960s. The journal was founded in 1962 by Philip Leider and John Coplans and published articles on contemporary art. Arbus's work was featured in the journal in 1963 and 1964, and she became a regular contributor in the 1970s. Her photographs were often used to illustrate articles on photography and art.
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