aaa. AZIONE OFF KULCHUR

Nos.1-3 ( All published). Milano, Tool, 1969 Unbound, as issued, varying sizes; an original mailing envelope added.

EUR 1,500.00

Published by "Tool Editoria clandestina" directed by Ugo Carrega and Mario Diacono as a sequel to the journal "Tool" (published from 1965-1967 in 6 issues). Concrete and visual poetry, with contributions by the editors and Vincenzo Accame, Luciano Caruso, C.F.Claus, Hans Clavin, Jan Hamilton Finlay, Rolando Mignani, Hidetocho Nagesawa, Joel Rabinowitz, Takahashi Shohachiro, Emilio Vila, etc. (see:Maffei/Peterlini. Riviste d’arte d’avanguardia. Milano, Bonnard, 2005. p.49)

ABRACADABRA

Nos. 1-5 (all publ.). Luxemburg (Hersberg), 1977- 1981. Original (pictorial) wrappers. (Limited edition of 600 copies for the complete set). (No. 1 cover partly sunned; no. 5 cover soiled, internally good).

EUR 600.00

Experimental/visual poetry magazine. Edited by Marcello Angioni, corresponding editors: Franco Beltrametti & Harry Hoogstraten. Cover by Franco Beltrametti. Includes work by Philip Whalen, Julien Blaine, Adriano Spatola, Richard Kostalanetz. Jochen Gerz, James Koller, Joe Brainard, Anne Waldman, Jack Hirschman, Franco Beltrametti, Michael Gibbs, Suse Hahn, Julian Blaine, Steve Lacy, Anne Waldman, Clark Weissner, Franco Beltrametti, Dieter Roth, Dick Higgins (No.5), Charles Plymell, Henni Koster, Harry Hoogstraten, John Cage (No.4), Rob Stolk and many more.

ANNIE AIME LES SUCETTES

Bimensuel d'actualité artistique, littéraire, éclectique et branché, Rock, Punk, New Wave

Nos. 1-7 (all publ) Paris, Association des Joyeux Compagnons de l'Age Atomique, 19 janvier -24 juin 1978, 7 issues 42,5x29,5 cm. ,the first 4 issues each 12 pages. Then 20 pages and no.7 has 20 pages. Rare as a complete set.

EUR 2,000.00

The title is based on the song by Serge Gainsbourg written for France Gall in 1966. Directed byJean Pierre Petit, editors: Walter Stirati, Nicolas Testu, Luc Lagarde, Laurent Schuster; collaborateurs: Zorro Lesage, Anne-Claude Kieffer, Pierre Sacem, Elli Medeiros, Pierre Gautheron, Jean Miglieri, Daniele Baucheron, Jean-François Charpin, François Lagarde. N°1: Sex Pistols, William Burroughs, Elli Medeiros, Kraftwerk, Bazooka. N°2:Burroughs, Metal Urban, Wanda Jackson, Subway Sect, Ramones. N°3: Etat d'urgence, Krafwerk, Elli Medeiros, Johnny Barnette, Guilty Razors, Mick Jagger. N°4 Muhammad Ali, Bazooka, Le scooters, Buzzcocks, Siouxie, Slits, Devo. n°5: Brigitte Bardot, Daniel Hechter, Le centenaire de mai 68, New Look, Iggy Pop, Suicide, Diode, Henri Chopin. N°6: Kraftwerk, David Bowie, France Gall, Ricky Nelson, Jacques Dutronc, Henri Chopin, David Niven. N°7: Eva Peron, Disco, Nouveau Journalisme, Ronnie Hawkins, Brigades Rouges, Terrorisme, Amanda Lear, Copi, Nico.

ANTAEUS

Nos. 1-75/76 (all publ.). Tangier [later:] Tangier, London and New York: Ecco Press, 1970-1994. Complete run of sixty-five issues (there were double numbers), all fine in wrappers.

EUR 1,000.00

Edited by Daniel Halpern, and associate editors including Paul Bowles,and others. One of the best literary periodicals of its generation. Frequent special issues stand out, and among the contributors here are found Berryman, Bowles (frequently), Durrell, Fowles, Gunn, Ferlinghetti, Kosinski, T. Williams, Vidal, Oates, Burroughs, Ginsberg, Hollander, Moss, Roditi, Stafford, Boyle, Hawkes, Merrill, Auden, Bishop, Lowell, Rich, Ashburyand many others, Anderson &Kinzie, pp. 676-7

APPROCHES

Revue de recherches.

Nos. 1- 4. (all published). Paris: Les Carnets de l'Octéor, Nouvelle série. Jean-Francois Bory, 1965-68. 4 issues in generally good condition (complete with the flex-disk and fold-outs in no 4, detailed below).

EUR 800.00

Direction: Jean-François Bory, Julien Blaine. Contributors: the editors and J. Furnival, F. Popper , P. & I. Garnier, J. L.Brau, F. Dufrêne, H.Chopin, B.Heidsieck, C. McCarthy, Ian Hamilton Finlay, E. Gomringer, G. Bertini, S. Niikuni, M. Bense, B. Grogerova, Paul de Vree, Adr.Spatola, Claude Pelieu, Heinz Gappmayr, Jochen Gerz, Alain Schifres, Jean-Claude Moineau, Timm Ulrichs, Bob Cobbing, Edg.A.Vigo, Fr.Vaccari, a.o. No.1: Paris, Les Carnets de l'Octéor, Nouvelle série, 1965. Panoramique de la poésie expérimentale (19 x 11 cm, 121 pp with b&w illustrations and concrete poems throughout. wrappers, loosening in the spine, otherwise nice clean copy). No.2: 1966. L'Erotisme dans la poésie matérielle.(21 x 14 cm 130 pp with b&w illustrations. wrappers, tear to spine o.w. very good). "L'érotisme dans la poésie matérielle". Cover by Cat Parczewska. No.3: Vers un nouveau langage.(20 x 17 cm 206 pp with numerous typographic illustrations. wrappers, a little dusty and marked on cover o.w. very good). "Vers un nouveau langage". No.4:1969. Cinq trajets. (21 x 18 cm 176 pp with b&w illustrations, cut-outs, fold-outs etc. wrappers, light fading and wear on cover o.w. very good). "Cinq trajets", complete with the flex-disk by Jean-Claude Moineau (Manuel de conversation courante) allso 14 pages text.

ARTISJOK

Tijdschrift voor hedendaagse kunsten.

Vol. 1 nos. 1-5 (all publ.). Antwerpen, Jan. 1968-Januari 1969. (Also Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 no 1, all publ.). Original wrappers; 4to; illustrated. Light soiling to the covers, but a very good complete set.

EUR 350.00

Flemish periodical for modern art and poetry, issues of 72 pp., with ills. Edited by Werner Spillemaeckers; lay-out: Jan Prinsen; contribs. incl.: Freddy de Vree, Hubert Decleer, Buckinx, du Plessis, W. Jensma, H.-F. Jespers, Ben Klein, Phil Mertens, Filip Tas, R. Witse, Patrick Conrad, Bob de Nijs. The first issue incl. a composition in colour (orig. graphic supplement by G. Vandenbranden)

ARTZIEN: Poster (Michael GIBBS)

KUNST, KRITIEK, ARTZIEN

Michael Gibbs, Kunst Kritiek Artzien, ca. 1980- Handmade poster, silver and black spray paint on paper, 65.5 x 50 cm.

EUR 500.00

Very few copies were made, all unique Near mint, with tiny pinholes in corners.

AVALANCHE

Nos. 1-13 (all publ.). New York, Fall 1970 - Summer 1976. Unbound, original pictorial wrappers; sq.4to for the first 8 issues, then tabloid format; numerous illustrations and photographs. Composed as follows: - Nos. 1-8. New York, Fall 1970 - Summer/Fall 1973. In original wrappers, (with the green folder stapled in the middlespread of no 8 complete with contents). All in very good to fine condition. Then became: - Avalanche NEWSPAPER: - Nos. 9-13 (=last published). New York, NY: Center for New Art Activities.1974-Summer 1976. The set in extremely good to fine condition, both the first 8 square issue as the more fragile newspapers/tabloids nos. 9-13. Offered together with this complete set is a copy of the facsimile-edition, with introduction and extras (as described below).

EUR 4,000.00

Unusually well preserved complete set, Landmark conceptual art magazine, published by Willoughby Sharp, edited by Elizabeth Béar. At the time, Sharp was a New York-based art historian and independent curator and Béar an underground magazine editor who had recently moved to New York from London. They published the first issue in 1970 and collaborated on 13 issues from 1970 to 1976. They both conducted the interviews and conversations with the artists. Avalanche focused on art from the perspective of artists rather than critics, and investigated new forms of art that were developing in the U.S. and Europe with a radical new media format--probing interviews, extensive use of photography and dynamic layouts. For many artists, publication in Avalanche preceded a one-person gallery or museum show. - No. 1: Cover photograph of Joseph Beuys, interviews with Carl André, Jan Dibbets, a portrait of Joseph Beuys by Shunk-Kender, retrospective of Richard Long, Carl Andre, Jan Dibbets, Richard Long, Joseph Beuys, Heizer, Oppenheim. - No. 2: (Body Works). Cover photograph of Bruce Nauman with articles on him, and on Vito Acconci, Terry Fox, Yves Klein, Bruce Nauman, Dennis Oppenheim, Klaus Rinke, Richard Serra, Wm. Wegman, incl. a photo of Matta-Clark-installation and Bas Jan Ader: Fullpage b+w photo of 'Too sad to tell you' and text in the Rumble-section. No. 3: (Post-Studio Sculpture). Cover photograph of Barry Le Va. Interview with David Tremlett and features on Jacks (Gordon Matta-Clark), contributions by Italo Scanga, George Trakas and on Barry Le Va (his picture on the cover), Bill Beckley, Joel Fisher, Robert Morris and others - No. 4: (Conceptual Art). Cover photograph of Lawrence Weiner. Jackie Winsor (interview), Sol LeWitt; Howard Fried, Alice Aycock, Stanley Brouwn; Hanne Darboven; Walter De Maria; - No. 5: (Performance). Cover photograph of Yvonne Rainer. Contributions Braco Dimitrijevic; Joseph Beuys (talking at Documenta 5); Jannis Kounellis (interview); Phil Glass; Keith Sonnier; Yvonne Rainer (interview) - No 6: (Vito Acconci). Cover photograph of Vito Acconci and number devoted to him. - No.7: (Humor). Cover Man Ray (name of the dog, photo by William Wegman). Interview with General Idea. Edward Ruscha, Interview with Van Schley ("Different Strokes for Different Folks", which is a green folder, stapled in the middlespread, intact but without the postcard insert), Man Ray, Do you want to.. (interview with William Wegman by Liza Béar) - No. 8: (Sculpture & Performance). Cover Robert Smithson. Exchange '73; A Drinking Sculpture, Gilbert & George. Memorial issue for Robert Smithson. Features Robert Morris, Tina Girouard, Chris Burden and others. Continued in a changes format: --NEWSPAPERS: (Now Published by Center for New Art Activities, Inc., New York.) As detailed below, each issue has several pages of general information, messages, rumbles, films, publications, etc. as well as several pages of advertising and the more specific contents are: - No. 9: June 1974. Issue dedicated to video and performance art. Texts by Willoughby Sharp, William Wegman, Joseph Beuys (contains partial transcript of Joseph Beuys' first US peformance at the New School), Iincludes interviews with Vito Acconci, Keith Sonnier, Richard Serra, Robert Bell, Willoughby Sharp and Dennis Oppenheim, Boris Wall Gruphy. 36 pages. . - No. 10: December 1974. Cover photo Jack Smith. Contents: Hans Haacke, Manet Project '74; Daniel Buren, Kunst bleibt Politik; Simone Forti, Dancing at the fence; Stephen Laub, Projections, interview by Willoughby Sharp; Jack Smith, Fear Ritual of Shark Museum (Centerfold) ; Joel Fisher. As strong as a spiders web; Terry Fox: Children's Videotapes (interview); Gordon Matta-Clark: Splitting (interview); The Phil Glass Ensemble (interview by Willoughby Sharp after Music in Twelve Parts performance). 52 pages. - No. 11: Summer 1975. Cover photo Steve Paxton. Contents: Alan Saret. Installation for Man; Darcy Lange. Videography: Work; Joel Shapiro:Torquing; On Kawara: One Million Years (centerfold); Laurie Anderson. Confessions of a Street Talker; Contact Improvisation (Laura Chapman, Scott Jones, Annette La Rocque, Daniel Lepkoff, Steve Paxton, Karen Radler, David Woodbury; Steve Paxton: Like the Famous Tree (Dialogue with Liza Béar). 40 pages. - No. 12: Winter 1975. Cover Photo Barbara Dilley. Contents: Robin Winters: Fairly regular hours; Robert Wilson & Christopher Knowles: Because Why; Alexis Smith: Anteroom; Rita Myers: A remote intimacy; Michael McClard: Mumbo Jumbo; Barbara Dilley: In the 'Dancing Room'; Barbara Dilley Dancing, a picture autobiography. 40 pages. - No. 13:Summer 1976. Cover photo: "Trial Balance". This printed with colour red added. Contents: Fitzgibbon:Colleen; Jim Roche:Straight Razor; Reiner Ruthenbeck:Eclipse; Bas Jan Ader: In search of the miraculous; Meredith Monk: Invocation/Evocation; Diego Cortez: An obvious kind of eyesore. 48 pages. ADDED TO THIS SET AND INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: Facsimile boxed edition in a limited edition of 100 signed and numbered by Liza Béar and Willoughby Sharp. Produced by PRINTED MATTER. Number 29 of 100. This boxed facsimile edition of Avalanche's complete run reproduces the first eight issues individually, and the final five in a single bound paperback. Accompanied by a certificate signed by both Liza Béar and Willoughby Sharp shortly before Sharp's death in December 2008. The publication is 1,016 pages and illustrated throughout; is housed in a heavy duty, laminated, archival box measuring 10.5 x 19.5 x 2.5 inches. The first eight issues measure 9.25 x 9.25 inches and are exact facsimiles of the originals; the subsequent five tabloid-sized issues, now bound as a single volume measuring 9.25 x 13.5 inches, have been reduced slightly in scale from the original format.

LES AVENTURES DE MISS LIBERTY

LES AVENTURES DE MISS LIBERTY Un feuilleton dessiné de Jean Lagarrigue à paraître tous les mois. Nos- 1-3 complete: Du n°1, janvier 1974 au n°3, complete set. Paris, Editions du Lion Jérôme, 27,8x20,8cm, 32p., staled,printed by Arte Paris.

EUR 300.00

Politico-satirical journal, made entirely by the designer Jean Lagarrigue (close to Jean Paul Goude). Active in the publications of the club" Le Palace" in Paris.

AZIMUTH

A cura di Enrico Castellani - Piero Manzoni.

Nos. 1-2 (all publ.). Milano, Editoriale periodici italiana, 1959-1960. 4to; 2 issues, (32),(24) pp., with many illustrations and photographs, full page serigraphy by Manzoni ,in no 1 a text by Gillo Dorfles ("Communicazione e Cosumo nell Arte d'Oggi") , A Metamatic plate by Tinguely and two "blues" (a large one in no 1 and a small one in no 2) by Yves Klein. Includes the original invite-leaflet for "La Nuova Concezione Artistica", exposition (4.1-7.2.1960)in Azimut Gallery. Original wrappers, stapled in the spine. Both issues in nice condition, only the cover of the second issue very lightly duststained and the spine of both very lightly rubbed (and trace of fold in left upper corner of no 1). .

EUR 3,500.00

The complete set of this periodical of the Galleria Azimuth, featuring work by avant-garde artists from Europe and America (including Zero). Texts in English, French and German by Pierre Manzoni, Castellani, Dorfles, Ballo, Yves Klein Second issue titled 'The New Artistic Conception' with the list of exhibitions at the Gallery in 1960.

BERKELEY

A journal of modern culture

Numbers 1-10 (all publ.). Berkeley: Bern Porter (1948-1950). Ten issues, all tabloid, 8 pp, folded once as issued. A very nice, excellent set, with minor shortcomings (see below).

EUR 1,800.00

Edited by James Schevill and Jane Hohfeld. Contributions by Sherwood Anderson, Frank Lloyd Wright, Yvan Goll, Sartre, Paul Eluard T.J.Ken Jr & James McCarthy, Brecht, Alban Berg, Patchen, Allan Swallow, Rukeyser, Curtis Zahn, Alex.Meiklejohn Sydney Hook Corman, Schwitters, Bob Brown, Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, Man Ray, Zadkine, Wolfgang Paale (on Gerszso), Clarence John Laughlin and many others. A very good set with the following minor flaws, No. 1. chip and creases to lower corner, \No. 5, spine largely split, No. 6, short tear at fold, No. 7 short edge tear, No.9 split to horizontal fold.

BIBLIOFIL

C(%V)asopis pro peknou knihu a její úpravu.

Vol. 1-15. Brno, 1923-1938. The first 5 vols. Bound, new hcloth over marbled boards, rest in the original wrappers, somewhat dustsoiled and occasional library-stamps. (Includes many supplements and publicity inserts).

EUR 800.00

Czech bibliophily, with numerous orig. hors-texte supplements, partly original graphics, some in colour. Documents the rich output of illustrated and carefully produced books in Czechslovakia. In total 17 vols. were published. After a thorough collation we counted 385 plates (6 of these plates are not called for in the indexes, whereas 6 plates called for could not be identified) by A. Berau, A. Burka, Dillinger, M. Galanda, A. Hrabal, J. Konúpek (1 orig. engraving), F. Krajc, Toyen, a.o.; Also included are 89 inserts, leaflets, etc. (not mentioned after vol. 7) and 1 booklet (48pp), typography by R. Kubicka.

BIRTH

Nos. 1-3 (last publ.), in 4 parts. New York, 1958-1960. Original stapled photographic wrappers (cover of no 1 foxed, cover of no 2 rather stained, plastified and creased, spine loosening; covers nos.3 with light staining).

EUR 600.00

Ed. by Tuli Kupferberg, with Sylvia Topp, Stella Tohl, Bill Rice, James Frankfort, Ray Johnson, Norman Solomon. Roneotyped, with numerous ills. and interesting lay-out. No. 3 was published in 2 parts, both devoted to various drugs. The second issue contains Children's Writings.

THE BRIDGE

No. 1: Art, Ideas, & Communication (cover title). San Francisco Howard Munson (Spring, 1982) 1982 Softcover F Unpaged;(32) pp.; 8vo; illustrated gray wrappers, enclosed in a folding white portfolio with black ribbon ties./ TOGETHER WITH: No. 3 (last publ.).San Francisco: Self-published, [1983]. Octavo. 22x14 cm. [36] pages in stapled illustrated card wrappers. Light soiling to wrappers, internally clean and unmarked.

EUR 500.00

Editor: Howard Munson. First plusThird (and apparently final issue) of "The Bridge," a sort of artists' book, art magazine, and portfolio of new art all wrapped into one, published by San Francisco artist Howard Munson. (On the title page, Munson describes his role as "editor, ad man, publisher, designer, collater, and staff.")

BURNING WATER

Numbers 1-5 (all publ.) Princeton: Burning Water, 1963-1965. Printed wrappers, nice condition, only some sunning to spines and very light staining.

EUR 200.00

Edited by Edward Kissam and Paul Boorstin. Contributions by Bergé, Margaret Randall, George Hitchcock, Earle Birney, John Haines, George Bowering, Gary Snyder, Lewis Mac Adams, Ernesto Cardenal, Raquel Jodrowsky, Peter Wild, and many others.

Ulises CARRIÓN

Box .Boxing, Boxers

Commonpress Magazine of Art No. 5: Box, Boxing, Boxers Guest edited by Ulises Carrión on the topic of boxes, boxing, and boxers, one of the artist's lifelong passions. Featuring an assembling of photocopied conceptual art, mail art, and writings. With contributions from Europe, South America, and North America by Johannes van Dam, Bill Gaglione, Michelle Perfetti, Klaus Groh, Ko de Jonge, Niels Lomholt, Pawel Petasz, Paulo Bruscky, Buster Cleveland, Robin Crozier, Marcondes Silva, Graciela Marx and Edgardo Antonio Vigo, and Anna Banana among others. 40 photocopied pages (incl. wrappers), with many illus., stamp on upper wrapper. Based on floating editorship, this mail art periodical comprised works contributed by fellow artists that were then photocopied. Carrión solicited projects from Klaus Groh, Anna Banana, Bill Gaglione, Pawel Petasz, Robin Crozier, Silva Marcondes, etc Np: Commonpress, 1978. First edition of 300. Softcover side-stapled 8vo with green plastic tape folded over spine, as issued. Xeroxed throughout, including French-fold covers, with one additional rubber stamp in green applied at lower front cover. 40 pp. Trace amounts of age toning to pages, bumps to corners, gentle crease at top front cover, and some dried faint glue residue along taped spine from the binding process. Else near fine. Ref. Schraenen, Guy, ed.: ‘Ulises Carrión. Dear Reader. Don’t read.’ Madrid, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, 2016, p. 218, 220–221. The founding principle of Commonpress encouraged each contributor to edit, print, and distribute a future periodical on a specific theme, thus democratizing the responsibility and ownership of the press. For most issues, Commonpress operated through an international publishing fraternity featuring a different guest editor for each issue. Pawel Petasz edited issue No. 1 in Poland in 1977, and subsequent editors included Ko de Jonge, Peter Below, Ulises Carrión, Adriano Spatola and Giulia Niccolai, Klaus Groh, Aart van Barneveld, Guy Schraenen, G. E. Marx Vigo, Vittore Baroni, Johan van Geluwe, György Galántai and Júlia Klaniczay, and Guy Bleus among several others.

EUR 900.00

CARTE SEGRETE

Rivista trimestrale di lettere e arti.

Nos. 1-41 (vols. 1-12). Roma, Jan/March 1967 - July/Sept. 1978. In the original cardboard wrappers, untrimmed. The corrugated cardboard covers lightly dustsoiled, otherwise in excellent condition).

EUR 1,000.00

A quarterly of contemporary and vanguard Italian and international art, literature, theatre, criticism, ed. by Filippo Maria Ferro, Claudio, Anna Salvatore, Paolo Russo, Marcello Avenali, Em. Greco, Filippo Panseca, Alb. Sughi (also ills. by these authors); issues of 200-220 pp each, bound in corrugated cardboard, different for each issue. Also articles on pre-war avantgarde (Futurism / Dada / Constructivism / Stijl), with examples of the works of A. Breton, S. Beckett, James Joyce, Fernando Pessoa, A. Blok, Th. van Doesburg, Alfred Jarry, Gramsci, F.T. Marinetti, Musil, D'Annunzio, Apollinaire, Klee, P. Neruda, G. Severini, O. Tamburi, Ferlinghetti, etc., etc. No. 2 is 'Il Manifesto dei Provos', No. 15 is 'Manifesto degli Scumidi (=Society for Cutting Up Men)'; one binding restaured, otherwise in good condition.

CENTRAAL MUSEUM UTRECHT.

Mededelingen

Complete set comprising Nos.1-33 (all). Centraal Museum Utrecht, 1972-1981. Various sizes, details on request.

EUR 500.00

Quarterly of the Centraal Museum Utrecht, in which for every issue another wellknown artist was invited and given the opportunity to write some personal observations and design the presentation and lay-out. Redaktie Anthon Beeke, Adeline Janssens, Jos de Meyere, Gerard Stigter, drukkerij van Rossum, and others, details on request; -Mededelingen nr 1 Pieter Holstein 1972 -Mededelingen nr 2 JH Moesman april 1973 -Mededelingen nr 3 Open de Musea, Sandberg juli 1973 (very lightly soiled) -Mededelingen nr 4 Ger van Elk okt 1973 Dit exemplaar in originele koker gericht aan de weledelzeergeleerde dr EJB Postma, rector Nijenrode Breukelen -Mededelingen nr 5 Lucebert jan 1974 -Mededelingen nr 6 Schoonhoven mei 1974 (large size top spine splitting and two faint remainders of mailing folds but otherwise fine. SIGNED BY Jan J. Schoonhoven IN THE INTRODUCTION. Stempel van eigenaar Yves De Smet bij inleiding "" De inhoud van Centraal Museum Utrecht Mededelingen Zes is niet door mij bepaald. De gegevens zijn immers de neerslag van de recente en komende gebeurtenissen in het museum.. Ik was wel bereid om in te gaan op het verzoek om deze mededelingen vorm te geven. Maar ik wilde een tegenwicht maken in beeld en in tekst. Daarbij was voor mij de keus belangrijk. Voor het beeld koos ik de Duitse ontwerper Ronkholz, omdat zijn werk mij doet denken aan het Bauhaus en de typografische ideeën van Jan Tschichold. Ik heb zijn ontwerp achteraf niet gecontroleerd; hij was vrij.. Als tekst koos ik enkele gedichten van K.Schippers, omdat ik daarin iets van mijn Reihungen terugvind..De keus is voor Zero altijd belangrijk geweest. In dit nummer van Centraal Museum Mededelingen vertegenwoordigen Ronkholz en Schippers mijn werk. Zij zijn zelf het lichte, eenvoudige material waarmee ik mijn werk en dat van het museum verbind.Eenvoudig en licht; andere karakteristieken van Zero. .. Ook de tekst heb ik niet geschreven. Maar als de keus in het geding is, verleen ik gaarne mijn signatuur aan deze door een ander gerangschikte woorden… (signatuur Jan J. Schoonhoven)""-- -Mededelingen nr 7 Lucassen augustus 1974 -Mededelingen nr 8/9 Sipke Huisman dec 1974- feb 1975 -Mededelingen nr 10 Rob van Koningsbruggen mei 1975 -Mededelingen nr 11 Instituut Houtappel sep 1975 -Mededelingen nr 12 Het zien van de beeldende kunst, Constant dec 1975 -Mededelingen nr 13 Armando jan 1976 -Mededelingen nr 14 Carel Visser oct 1976 -Mededelingen nr 15 Jeroen Henneman dec 1976 -Mededelingen nr 16-17 Jan F van Deene mrt 1977 Mededelingen nr 18 Douwe Jan Bakker aug 1977 Een vokabulaire beeldverzameling in het ijslandse landschap, voorpublikatie van 18 fragmenten uit A Vocabulary Sculpture in the Icelandic Landscape Reykjavic (1975)/ Haarlem (1976-7), -Mededelingen nr 19 Brott (Brigitte Janssen en Otto Hamer) nov 1977 (small sticker left lower corner of front wrapper) Beschrijving van een beeldende systematiek en 6 kleurplaten, zijnde uitwerkingen van deze beeldende systematiek. Redaktie Hoos Blotkamp, Liesbeth Brandt Corstius, Derk Snoep, Jos de Meyere. -Mededelingen nr 20-21 H Sanders & N vd Eerenbeemt feb 1978 -Mededelingen nr 22 Samsom- Kerr (Marja Samsom, Miss Kerr) mei 1978 -Mededelingen nr 23-24 AC Willink sept 1978 -Mededelingen nr 25 Hans van Lunteren jan 1979 Een experimenteel park, het alledaagse in het bijzonder, Stichting Werkkollektief beeldende kunstenaars. Redaktie Hoos Blotkamp, Liesbeth Brandt Corstius, Derk Snoep, Ida van Zijl. -Mededelingen nr 26 Co Westerik aug 1979 -Mededelingen nr 27 Bertus Mulder najaar 1979 -Mededelingen nr 28-29 Lou Loeber voorjaar 1980 -Mededelingen nr 30 Van de Wint zomer 1980 Van de Wint in gesprek met Egbert van Faassen, -Mededelingen nr 31 Hetty Huisman 1980 A Monochronous in blue, a scrape and scrapbook no.2 for all of my students '78-'79, as yet unknown to me, hh 1978 -Mededelingen CMU nr 32 JCJ van der Heyden 1981 Himalaya. Redactie Frans van Burkom, Daan Out, Frank Pietersen, Derk Snoep, Matty Veldkamp, Ida van Zijl. Drukkerij van Rossum bv Utrecht -Mededelingen CMU nr 33 Fons van Raaij 1981

LA CHAMBRE D'ÉCHO

Cahiers du Club d'Essai de la Radiodiffusion Française.

Vol. 1 (all published). Paris, 1947. 4to; original pictorial wrappers, untrimmed (still in the original glassine paper, very light damage to corners and spine, the original covers are mint, with an illustration over front and back cover). Number 357 from edition 600. With the original publicity wrapparound.

EUR 200.00

The 'Club d'Essai' concerned itself with the artistic use of radio broadcasting, with programs on the French radio three times weekly (lateron even daily). Artistic director was Jean Tardieu, with R. Pradalié, Ch. Barraud, and others. Contribs. to this publication by J. Tardieu, Jean Cocteau, P. Gilson, Pierre Renoir,Léon Paul Fargue, Arthur Honnegger,Germaine Richier, Jacques Prévert etc.; Cover designed by Raoul Ubac. Hors-textes by Cocteau, Elie Lascaux, Germaine Richier.

CHEVAL D'ATTAQUE

Revue internationale d'expression ludique.

No. 0, 1-19 ( all publ.). Paris, mai/juin 1968-1978. 4to and 8vo; unbound, original pictorial wrappers; illustrated.Together with: CAVALIER SEUL. Bulletin d'information mensuel publié par "Cheval d'Attaque". Nos. 1-26 ( all publ.). Paris, 5 nov. 1973-février 1976. Folio (first 14 nos. stencilled), original wrappers, unbound.

EUR 1,200.00

Edited by Didier Paschal-Lejeune. Cheval d'Attaque with contribs. by Marcel Béalu, Henri Chopin, Andre Breton, Suzanne Arlet, Jean-Claude Chastaing, Alain Frontier, Andre Martel, Jean-Pierre Bobilot, a.o., with ills. by Chabel, Gdalia, Paschal-Lejeune, Andre Martel, Jacq. Carelman, H. Chopin, Mirabelle Dors, Alain Frontier, Roland Cat, Maurice Rapin, Jean-Luc Martin-Lagardette, etc.; Cavalier Seul with contribs. by Alain Frontier, M.C. Gee, Carmelo Bene, Yves Giry, Jean-Paul Séguin; covers by Gil, Christian Tobas, Pierre Bassard, etc.

THE CHIMERA

A Rough Beast.

Volumes 1-5 (all publ.) Princeton & NY: Fearon Brown/Chimera 1942-1947. Twenty issues (each vol. has 4 numbers). printed wrappers, stapled in the spine. . Allen Tate, Oscar Williams, John Berryman, Wallace Stevens, and Robert Lowell appear in the first volume, Pablo Neruda, Lawrence Durrell, Thomas Mann, C.G. Jung, and Jacques Barzun in the last (a special issue on detective fiction).

EUR 800.00

Edited by William Arrowsmith and others. With contributions by Allen Tate, Oscar Williams, John Berryman, Wallace Stevens, Robert Lowell, Pablo Neruda, Alberto Moravia, Lawrence Durrell, Thomas Mann, C.G. Jung,, Jacues Barzun. The last a special issue on detective fiction.

DER CHLEBNICIST

Nr. 1-7 und 1 Sondernummer (all publ.). Illustrated orig.wrappers, bound with a cord in the spine, with numerous (partly signed) illustrations. Stuttgart, AIVerlag, 1986-1991. 29,5 x 21 cm.

EUR 500.00

Entirely devoted to the Rusian poet Velimir Chlebnikow. Edited by Wil Frenken, Peter Stobbe, a.o. All signed illustrations double sized and bound in the middlespread. In the first issue a handcoloured work by Günter Guben (Nr.67/80)with contribs by Werner Bonin, Peter Stobbe, Jürgen O. Olbrich und albrecht/d.– No. 2 one of 119 copies,with a signed Original scissor-cut by Susanne Frenken. Contribs by Jürgen Elsässer, Günter Guben und Werner F. Bonin. – No. 3 one of 158 copies, with a signed “Original-Tiegelhanddruckwith (montierter Plastik-) Collage” byHeinz E. Hirscher. Contribs.by Dietrich Fricker, albrecht/d. and Kenneth Patchen. No. 4 one of 197 copies with signed Contrib (Programm reflection press) by albrecht/d, signed“A/d. Other contrbs by Susanne Frenken (signiert), Hans Brög, Andrea Zaumseil, Carl Camu, Veit Heinichen. No. 5 one of 200 copies,with a signed contrib (“Guten Tag Herr Malewitsch”) by Richard Müller. No. 6, one of 203 copies, with a work (“Lozère”, Collagenkopie) by Walter Zimbrich. No. 7, one of 206 copies, with a signed work by Klaus Münchschwander. With: Special issue from ORTE: Schweizer Literatuzeitschrift”. Heft 66. Zürich, Bucker, 1989. Added: a signed and numbered Original Graphic by Wil Frenken, “Homage an Malevich”, Exemplar 16/35. 30 x 42,5 cm. folded once, screen printed with white on a black sheet of card. Added: 5 promo cards and a flyer, for the journal,period ca. 1987-1991. A bibliographical promo-leaflet. A wonderful set, in fine condition, from Archiv Christoph Klinke.

CIMAISE

Revue de l'Art actuel. Art et Architecture actuels / Presentday Art and Architecture.

COLLECTION FROM 1953 TILL 1959 comprising 4 numbers (of 5) of the rare first five issues as Bulletin bimestriel, by Galerie Arnaud, (preceeded the actual start in November 1953) : - No. 2: lino by R. Lapoujade, and by C. Maussion inside; - No. 3: lino by Carrade on cover and by Koenig inside; contribs. by Seuphor, Max Ackermann, Le Corneur, Kalinowski; handwritten note on backcover; - No. 4/5: lino by Bertini and by Navarro and Enard inside. -Then the actual periodical started as 'Revue de l'art actuel': Série 1: Nos. 1-8 cplt. (nov. 1953- juillet/août 1954); Série 2: Nos. 1-8 cplt; (sept/oct. 1954- juillet 1955); Série 3: Nos.1-8 cplt. (oct/nov .1955- juillet/août 1956); Série 4: nos. 1-6 cplt. (sept/oct. 1956-juillet/aout 1957); Série 5 Nos. 1-6 cplt. (sept/oct. 1957-juillet/sept.1958); Série 6 Nos. 1-5 cplt. (oct/nov. 1958-juin/août 1959); All in the original pictorial wrappers, in the first years with original lino- or lithographed covers (size of the first two years 21,9 x18,5 cm., then becoming 24,5 x19,8 cm.). (without série 2 no 5, avril 1955; série 6 no 4, 1959 2e trim.). A few spines lightly damaged, but otherwise a good clean set of the essential first 41 numbers. TOGETHER with 4 (of 5) issues of the precursor, Bulletin trimestriel, Janvier 1953-Juillet 1953. Original illustrated (lino/lithographed) wrappers.

EUR 2,000.00

Directed by J. R. Arnaud. Articles, features and documentation on modern and avant-garde art movements (in particular lyrical- abstract) in France as well as in other European countries and in the United States (e.g. Special issue Regard sur l'art américain, nov./dec, 1956). Contributors include R.-V. Gindertael, Michel Ragon, Herta Wescher (reporting on German art), Dore Ashton (contacts with the USA), Michel Seuphor, Pierre Restany (in particular for Italy), Gilles Plazy, Daniel Abadie, Maiten Bouisset, Pierre Cabanne, Jean-Jacques Lévêque, André Wogenecky, etc. In the first years colourful linographed and lithographed (later serigraphy) covers with work of: Deyrolle, Edg. Pillet, Manolis Calliyannis, Schneider, Jean Milo, Hartung, Legrand, Dumitresco, Corneille, Prassinos, Sugai, Ben Nicholson, Arp, Bertrand, Olson, Goebel, Carrade, Fichet, Mathieu, etc.

CITY LIGHTS

Film Criticism, Short Stories, Poems.

Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (complete, all published). San Francisco, July 1952 Oct.1952, Spring 1953, Fall 1953, Spring 1955. In original wrappers. A very good set with only light tanning to extremities of some covers (22x17,5 and 24,5x19,5 cm). Very rare complete.

EUR 1,800.00

The Backstory to City Lights: City Lights Magazine Cradle of the Beat Generation, where Lawrence Ferlinghetti had a partner named Peter D. Martin. The magazine was edited by Peter Martin, with Charles Polk, Norma Swain, Richard Miller, Wilder Bentley, Arthur Foff, Herbert Kaufman, Antoinette Wilson, MFM Pollack. Contributions by these and by Marjorie Farber, Hans Meyerhoff, V.S.di Suvero, Ken Kolb, George Herriman,Joseph Kostolefsky David Ri Bart Abbott, Philip Lamantia,Leslie Farber, Jack Spicer, etc.. Cover design Don Smith. Peter D. Martin came to San Francisco from New York in the 1940's to teach sociology. Inspired by the Chaplin film, City Lights, he started this literary magazine in 1952, publishing such key Bay Area writers as Philip Lamantia, Pauline Kael, Jack Spicer, Robert Duncan, and Lawrence Ferlinghetti, as "Lawrence Ferling." In 1953 Martin and Ferlinghetti founded City Lights bookstore, which has had a pretty good run. After two years Martin sold his interest and returned to New York and opened The New Yorker Bookstore. The inaugural issue opens with Robert Duncan's "Open Letter to City Light", and an an interesting review of San Francisco's, Newsvue Theatre at Market and Mason streets, a third-run movie house that, every Saturday and Sunday, was the city's only theatre featuring the Giant Cartoon Carnival offering 20 cartoons. Also, a wonderful ad for 12 Adler Place, the 'lower bar' for Tommy's restaurant on Broadway, now known as Specs. In Number 5 (The Television Issue)is a contribution by Lawrence Ferling (in fact Ferlinghetti).

CITY LIGHTS JOURNAL

Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). San Francisco, 1963-1966, 1978. Original pictorial wrappers; with illustrations & photographs. Added: a second copy of Number 2, inscribed by Lawrence Ferlinghetti (with a minor damage to the front cover).

EUR 400.00

One of the major publications of the underground culture of the fifties and sixties and the Beat generation, published as thick paperbacks, edited by Lawrence Ferlinghetti (No. 4 by Mendes Monsanto appeared in 1978). Contribs. include: Allen Ginsberg, Alex. Trocchi, Ch. Bukowski, Wm. C. Williams, Jack Kerouac, Gary Snyder, Wm. Burroughs, H.M.C. Corman, Apollinaire, Breytenbach, etc. Number 2 contains the english translation of Epocas interview with Ezra Pound; Number 3 is devoted to Poetry San Francisco 1966 and Spoleto 1965.

CLEAR CREEK

The Enviromental Viewpoint.

Numbers 1-18 (all published) Jensen Pennfield, ed. San Francisco: Clear Creek Associates, 1971-72. 29 x 22 cm., in sheets till no 9, then stapled. On newsprint, b/w and colour added; in excellent condition, rare complete.

EUR 2,000.00

A magazine for the ecology movement, very early statement of ecological consciousness, possibly the first magazine of it;s kind. With interesting design and artwork, the concept of the magazine intended to follow the idea of Rolling Stone. A broad variety of articles and features on the subject. All these still highly actual in the present days. Contributions by Stewart Brand, Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Charles Simic, Gino August Sky, Robert Redford, Pete Seeger, Orvelle Schell, John Brandi,articles on Paolo Soleri, Constantinos Doxiadis, Biodactics, Black Ecology, population control, cycling New York the Stockholm Conference, etc.

COLLAGE

International review of new music and contemporary visual arts. Rivista internazionale di nuova musica e arti visive contemporanee

Collage 3-4, December 1964. Softcover, 33 x 24.5 cm, 122 pp. with ills. in b/w. TOGETHER WITH: Publisher's catalogue, 12 pages, 20X17 cm. edited by G. Denaro in Palermo (illustrations of the publications oif the house and the contents of Collage nos. 1,2,5,6).

EUR 1,500.00

This rare periodical was published at G. Denaro in Palermo (for a total of 9 issues between 1963-1970). Edited by Paolo Emilio Carapezza and Antonino Titone with Domenico Guaccero,Heinz-Klaus Metzger, Nello Ponente, Vittorio Rubiu, Cesare Vivaldi. Foreign correspondents: Luis De Pablo (Madrid), Bohdan Pularski, Ana Nosei ( Paris) , Christian Wolff (Cambridge Mass), Karl-Erik Welin (Stockholm),Dieter Schnebel( Bad Homburg). Contributions to this number: Karl Heinz Stockhausen, Mauricio Kagel, Jolanda Brunetti (on Merce Cunningham, photographs by Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, a.o.), ), George Brecht (Chance Imagery text), Mario Diacono, Sandra Pinto (intervie with Brett Whiteley) among others. Texts in Italian and English.

CONTACT

The San Francisco (Journal) Collection of New Writing, Art and Ideas.

Numbers 1 - 21 (complete). Sausalito: Angel Island Publications/Bayberry (1958-1965). Twenty-one issues, the first nine 8vo, the remaining issues all 4to. Set in illustrated wrappers.

EUR 800.00

Edited by George Dorsay. With Ray Bradbury, William Saroyan, William Carlos Williams, Aldous Huxley, John Updike, Wendell Berry, Evan Connell, Denise Levertov, Norman Thomas, Alan Watts, Noeman Mailer and others

CONTOUR QUARTERLY

Nos. 1-4 all publ.). Berkeley, April 1947-1949. Original wrappers, in generaly good condition ( except for vol. 4 which is worn along the yapped top edge, and has a one inch tear down the spine from the crown),

EUR 500.00

Produced by Christopher (and Norma) Maclaine in conjunction with his early poetry collections and slightly later experimental films. No 1: Robert Duncan, Jack Spicer, Philip Lamantia, Bern Porter. No 2: Rexroth, Levertov, Patchen, Crews. No 3: Zahn, Joyce ("Ibsen's New Drama"), Mason Jordan Mason. No 4: Patchen, Lamantia, Corman. All are printed letterpress, Includes two color silkscreen covers, number 4 was entirely handset, printed and bound by Christopher and Norma Maclaine.

CONTROL

(No. 3 onw. CONTROL MAGAZINE)

Nos. 1-20 (with a variant of No. 3). London, 1965-2018. (First 5 issues 34,5x 27 cm with screenprinted wrappers, then becoming 31x22,5cm.; also nos 6 and 13 with screenprinted wrappers, the others have printed pictorial wrappers). Complete collection of all issues thusfar published . Very light rubbing to the first ones, closed tear of 1 cm on cover of no 2, very light soilage to nos. 6 & 7, but as a set the condition is very good to near mint). Number 3 is present in TWO copies: both have a tipped-in envelope (with 3 Light modulators), and each a different ORIGINAL drawing by Peter Upward (one of 33,2x 52,5 cm, executed in green and pink wax-crayon over an aquamarine background, and the other 33,2x52,5 cm an abstract composition executed in blue, pink and orange wax-crayon on a white surface) and a moveable device (Poem Blanc/Blank Poem etc.), both have screenprinted covers in blue and pink (one a bit rubbed leaving light damage). Number 13 has a screenprint by Glenys Johnson "Agent Orange" and has the original artwork by Anish Kapoor in it (probably limited to 100 copies). Artist magazine self-published by Stephen Willats and with a full list of contents of all the issues.

EUR 3,000.00

Published and edited by Stephen Willats. "The magazine is concerned with developing conceptual models". Control Magazine acts as a vehicle for proposals and explanations of art practice between artists seeking to create a meaningful engagement with contemporary society…....has documented the work of many artists, both from the UK and abroad and encouraged a wide discussion of artist’s practice". Contribs. include Logie Barrow, Roy Ascott, Mark Boyle, Anthony Benjamin, Peter Stroud, Joe Tilson, Victor Burgin, Derrick Woodham, Eric Brown, Adrian Berg, Douglas Sandle, Don Mason, Kevin Lole, John Stezaker, Peter Smith, Anish Kapoor, Tony Bevan, Mary Kelly, Lili Fischer, Dan Graham, Helen Chadwick, Martha Rosler, Lawrence Weiner, Les Levine, Michael Gibbs, Endre Tot, etc.; also collectives and galleries, special issues (e.g. Coginition Control, Midland Group Gallery, Norringham, 1972;No. 10: Extending the social function of art; No. 11: Self Organisation, the expression of counter consciousness; No.14: Symposium Art Creating Society Oxford, 1989; Art and intervention at Wilma Gold, London, 2003) . Further details on request.

DA AU DELA (Da -a/u delà)

A magazine of arts and literature.

(No. 1, only published). Milano, ottobre 1966 (Stampa Arti grafiche La Monzese). (w/h 13,5 x 26,3 cm, stiff wrappers, containing 2 sheets in harmonica folding, opening to 14 pages of 6,2 x 26,2 cm and one loose insert of 12 x 26,2 cm printed on the same stock as the covers).

EUR 300.00

Edita da/ published by "ED.912" Edizioni di cultura contemporanea. Contains texts and illustrations (b&w only) of Slvano Bussotti, Ben Vautier, Emilio Villa, Lourdes Castro, André Balthasar, René Berthold, George Brecht, La Monte Young, Magdalo Musio,, Dick Higgins, Wolf Vostell, Daniela Palazzoli, and others.

Mirtha DERMISACHE

Diario.

Diario nº 1: Año 1. Dermisache, Mirtha Buenos Aires: Centro de Arte y Comunicación (CAyC), 1972. First edition. 36.5 x 47.5 cm (14.4 x 18.7") unbound newspaper consisting of two folded sheets printed in black and white. Unpaginated (8 pp.) Artists’ book in the form of an 8-page newspaper by Mirtha Dermisache, featuring her asemic writing consisting of illegible words which allow the reader to impart their significance. Dermisache’s graphisms democratize language and create intimate reading experiences without grammar or syntax. Words are turned into something abstract, which in turn examines the possibilities of language and the need for human communication. Published by Centro de Arte y Comunicación (CAyC) in Buenos Aires. Published by Centro de Arte y Comunicación (CAyC) in Buenos Aires. Scarce. Folded twice. Some age toning to sheet. Else near fine.

EUR 2,000.00

The first edition. Dermisache’s graphisms democratize language and create intimate reading experiences without grammar or syntax. Words are turned into something abstract, which in turn examines the possibilities of language and the need for human communication. Published by Centro de Arte y Comunicación (CAyC) in Buenos Aires. Published by Centro de Arte y Comunicación (CAyC) in Buenos Aires.

Jan DIBBETS

Autumn Melody / Herbstmelodie

Luzern. Kunstmuseum, 1975, Text (in german) by Jean-Christophe Ammann. Luzern: Kunstmuseum, 1975. Quarto, unpaginated. (20 pages), 7 photographic plates. printed wrappers.

EUR 400.00

- First edition of this early catalogue, with black & white nature photographs by Dibbets.

DOT ZERO

Numbers 1-5 (all publ.). Dot Zero Inc. - Finch Pruyn and Company, New York. 1966-1968. Original card wrappers, first issue embossed cover, others photographically illustrated. 30,5x23 cm. An excellent set; only the cover of no 1 very lightly soiled, otherwise excellent condition. Complete set, very scarce. Order forms on back covers unused, thus back covers all intact.

EUR 1,000.00

"Ground breaking design journal"(Gwen Allen). Edited by Robert Malone, design Massimo Vignelli. Number 1. Editorial Statement by Robert Malone; Decline of the visual, by Marshall McLuhan; Computer Graphics, by Maurice Constant; Variations on the face, by Bruno Munari; Psychology of the Visual, by Martin Krampen; Printing as an art form: Eugene Feldman; Questions of Legibility, by Bror Zachrisson; Alternatives to Architecture, by Arthur Drexler; Book review, by Douglas MacAgy. Illustrations in black and white and colours. Number 2. Issue on Corporate Identity. Contributors: Jay Doblin, Nan Adams, George Bain, Allon Schoener, Reyner Banham, Fgui Bonsieppe, Kenneth Galbraith (Economics and Environment) Number 3:. Issue on Mass Communications. Contributors: John McHale, Clay Felker, John Dievold, Germano Facetti, John Szarkowski (Photography and the Mass Media), Gordon Hitchens, Jay Doblin, Mildred Constantine, Thomas George, Number 4. Summer 1967: Issue on World’s Fairs. Contains:; A theory of Expositions by Umberto Eco; The concept of Environmental Management by Serge Boutourline;Designing ‘Creative America’ by Ivan Chermayeff; Creating Emotional Involvement in Geography, Geology and Space Science: an interview with Rudolph de Harak; Thoughts on Three-Dimensional Science Communications by Will Burtin; Alpha Chambers by Kenneth Isaacs; Expo 67 Puts You in the Picture by Bosley Crowther and Five Films at Epo by Willard van Dyke. Number 5. Fall 1968. Issue on Transportation Graphics.(Symposium held at MOMA Oct.1967). Contributions by George Nelson, Lowell Bridwell, Jocj Kinneir, Pierre Bourgeau, Henry A.Barnes, Will Burtin, Jonathan Barnett, Donal Appleyard, Peter Chermayeff, Vbob Noorda, Charles M.Haar. Harmomn H. Goldstone, Daniel T. Scannell,

EDITION ET

Vol. 1-4 (all publ. as periodical portfolios). Berlin, 1966-1967. Each volume a cardstock portfolio containing (ca 50) loose-leaf plates, in b/w and colour, each measuring 23 x 23 cm. made exclusively for this publication. Each vol. complete with al the sheets (except vol. 4 without the plastic foil by K.Lueg). The set in near mint condition.

EUR 1,700.00

Full set of this artist publication, important for conceptual art and visual poetry, edited by Bernhard Höke (vol. 4 by Rochus Kowallek, entitled Deutschland Report). Each volume complete with the required 50 plates (except for one missing work by K.Lueg in vol. 4) measuring 23 x 23 cm, some double and folded, and a few folded posters, photomontages, typographical art, serigraphies etc depicting work of the most important contemporary artists. Volume 1: containing works by M. Bense, G. Brecht, R. Filliou, Gomringer, Ben Vautier, W. Vostell, E. Williams a.o.; Vol. 2: containing works by E. Andresen, L. Gosewitz, B. Höke, J. Kolar, R. Lichtenstein, B. Lüthi, Nam June Paik, D. Roth, W. Vostell, a.o.; Volume 3: containing works by B. Brecht, Christo, H. Gravenhorst, J. Hidalgo, B. Höke, F. Köther, B. Lüthi, B. Vautier, Vostell, St. Wewerka, a.o. (but lacking L. Lonidier); Vol. 4 (= Deutschland Report) containing works by J. Beuys, KP Brehmer, H. Mack, O. Piene, S. Polke, G. Richter, G. Uecker, Vostell, a.o.; This is compklete for the puvblication as portfolio-albums. There were lateron 3 monographic volumes published, numbered 13-15 (some separately available); no volumes were published for numbers 5-12.

EEN. 1

Onafhankelijk kultureel tijdschrift.

Vol. 1 nos. 1-3 (all); vol. 2 nos. 1-2 (all). Assebroek, 1969-1970. Complete; wrappers; 11 x 27 Cm; stencilled.

EUR 150.00

Belgian artist periodical edited by Pierre Dargem, Hans Johann, Luc Vanhaecke, Werner de Bruyne, Jacques Buytaert (ps), Pierre Darge, Yves Descamps, Fr. Geldof, Rob Goswin (R. Goossens), Myriam Verdin, Herwig Verleyen.

EPHEMERIS (Originally CASSIOPEIA)

Nos 1-3 (all publ.). San Francisco, Cranium Prerss, ca.1960's Size (h/w): 27,9 x 21,6 cm. No. 3 in tabloid format. Original illustrated wrappers. No. 1-2 stapled together in left upper corner. Near fine. TOGETHER WITH Cassiopeia 1 (I; 1967) New York: Lewis Ellingham, 1967. 1st edition. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket (as issued). 8vo, 20pp, printed wrappers. Unmarked copy, a bit of staining and wear to covers.

EUR 400.00

Poetry magagazine from the 70's with contributions by Olson, Hoyem, Bromige, Kyger, Persky, Moore, Wieners a.o. Edited by David Schaff. Artwork in no. 3 by Robert La Vigne, Daniel Moore. Ephemeris provides some insight into the magazine scene that developed in and around Jack Spicer’s San Francisco. Throughout all three issues, poems are dedicated to Spicer and written in the Spicerian manner. Poets who played in Spicer’s shadows, like Ellingham, Persky and Stanley, are represented throughout its pages, as is Frank O’Hara, Ebbe Borregaard, Joanne Kyger, and Charles Olson. Ephemeris II features a map on the cover and Issue one has an astrological chart. The magazine is truly a chart and a map of late 1960s San Francisco and the vestiges of the Spicer Circle (Birmingham). For example, Ephemeris features several advertisements for what is now a lost book culture: Serendipity and Dave Haselwood Books for example. The third issue switches to a newspaper format with pieces on Merlin, the Birth of Venus and the Apocalypse accompanied by numerous illustrations and drawings by Robert LaVigne and Daniel Moore.

EROS

Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). New York, Spring 1962 - Winter 1962. Folio; orig stiff boards . Numerous illustrations. Almost unread set in exceptional clean, near fine condition. With prospectus in No. 1.

EUR 400.00

Published by Ralph Ginzburg, with a.o. contributions on erotic art (Erotic sculpture in India; The Brothel in Art), literature and photographic essays by Garry Winogrand (Love in the Subway), Marvin Newman (Les Demoiselles de la Rue St. Denis), Madame Tellier's Brothel, by Guy De Maupassant, illustrated by Edgar Degas. In no. 3 'The last portraits of Marilyn Monroe' by Bert Stern, shot 6 weeks before her death .Contribs. by Nat Hentoff, Arthur Herzog, Leo Kanner, David Bar-Ilan, Dan Greenberg, Ray Bradbury, Allen Ginzberg, Ralph Ginzberg, etc. Ginzberg was indicted under federal obscenity laws and publication ceased with No. 4.

ESOPUS

Vol. 1-25. NY: Esopus Foundation (2003-2018). In glossy illustrated wrappers with accompanying compact discs, inserted posters, and fold-out sheets. Excellent condition.

EUR 800.00

Edited by Tod Lippy. Twice-yearly artist, film director, and musicians' mag. Includes artist's projects, critical writing, fiction, poetry, interviews and themes cd's of new music. Contributing artists include Richard Tuttle, Don Bachardy, Peter Seligman, Bruce Conner, Jenny Holzer, Ed Ruscha, Edward Misrach, Alex Katz, Allen Ruppersberg, Berend Strik (issue includes a multiple), Robert Therrien, and many others.

THE EVERYDAY THEATRE BULLETIN

(all and only number published). NY: A New/Kinda Theatre Company [c. 1965]. [92 pp]. In very good condition, in side-stapled wrappers, with uneven light tanning to covers. 36x21,5 cm. Printed by mimeograph at Ed Sanders' Peace-Eye Book Store.

EUR 400.00

Edited by Jerry Benjamin. Contributions by Allen Ginsberg, Diane Di Prima, Gerard Malanga , Baby Jane Holzer (a Warhol superstar), and editor Benjamin, who co-directed with Warhol. Very rare.

EXTRA

(An Artists Magazine).

Numbers 1 - 5 (all publ.). Köln, Juli 1974 -1975. Quarto, original pictorial wrappers. Pictorial covers, a very nice set, as new. Rare complete.

EUR 1,500.00

Edited by Werner Lippert, with original contributions by the artists. No.1 : Front cover courtesy Paula Cooper. Contributions by Hans HAACKE with text about the refusal of his project'74 'Manets Spargelstilleben' by the Wallraf-Richartz Museum, which was shown later in the gallery of Paul Maenz. Urs LÜTHI: 'The Numbergirl 1973', Daniel BUREN: 2 pages with vertical yellow bands printed on vellum. Duane MICHAELS: 'portrait of Andy Warhol, 1973'. Joseph KOSUTH: (Notizen) 'Über eine anthroplogisierte kunst' and Jean le GAC – ‘Les Anecdotes, 1974’. + loosely laid in one page text ‘Zusatz sur Projekt 74 Ausgabe'. - Number 2: Bernar VENET: Analysis of the graphic representation of the Function y =x etc.; Anne + Patrick POIRIER: Dodici Vedute etc. + Tempio C Dell' Acropoli etc.; A. DIAS: The Illustration of Art; Karl BLOSSFELD: 5 photographs; Art & Language, Joseph Kosuth, Iole de Freitas.- Number 3: Robert BARRY: 25 Words and 5 Blank Pages 1974; Terry ATKINSON: Article concerning Kosuth's Anthropologized Art"; Hanne DARBOVEN: Manuscript for a Film 1970-74; Ralph GIBSON: From Days at Sea 1974; Roman OPALKA: Details and Voyage Notes; Sol LEWITT: Drawings 1974. - Number 4: Devoted to David ASEKEVOLD: Complete Documentation of his Works 1968 - 1974. - Number 5: G. PENONE: Five pressures w. constant spatial characteristics etc…; Rune MIELDS: Line drawings on transparent sheets; Hans Peter FELDMANN: Pin Up Girls (photographs); Lewis BALTZ: Installations (photographs); G. ZORIO: Energy as Absence / Energy as Presence (photos on transparent sheets w. red line drawings).

FILE (General Idea)

Megazine.

Near complete set consisting of 25 (of 26 published) physical issues, comprising Vol. 1-6 no 3 (= last published). Vancouver, 1972-1985. L. folio; original pictorial wrappers; numerous illustrations; then continued in a new consecutive numbering: Nos. 25 -29. 1986-1987. Original wrappers. 8vo. Lacking only the first number, this set in excellent condition, one issue (2 no 3) professionally repaired in the spine, otherwise all very good to near mint.

EUR 4,000.00

Virtually complete set (except for the first number) of this remarkable periodical published by General Idea, edited and designed by AA Bronson, Jorge Zontal and Felix Partz. First published in the year that LIFE-Magazine had to cease publication, FILE adopted the lay-out of the front cover, size and style. Issues are mostly around a theme: Women's Issue, Paris Issue, Mondo Nudo, NYC Issue, Punk Issue, People Issue, Artists Directory, Image Bank Issue, People Issue, Transgression Issue, Global Downtown, Foreign Agents, The Re-Materialization of the Art Abject, X Ray Sex, Mondo Cane, Kama Sutra, etc. File 6 no. 1/2 is a retrospective number on General Idea and File, 1968-1984. Contribs. include: William Burroughs, Andy Warhol, David Byrne, Robert Cumming, Salvador Dalí, etc.- Vol. 2 no. 5 and Vol. 5 no. 1complete with the Flex-disks; Vol. 5 no. 2 complete with insert Bartolini. A set of the original issues like this is quite rare.

FILE (General Idea)

Megazine.

1-6 no. 3. Vancouver, 1972-1985. L. folio; original pictorial wrappers; numerous illustrations; then continued in a new consecutive numbering: Nos. 25-29 (last publ.), 1986-1989. (no. 25 folio, nos. 26-29: roy.8vo.) original wrappers. A set in very good to near mint condition, with only wear and tearing to the ultra-rare first number (condition detailed in the footnote below). -TOGETHER WITH: Vol. 3 no 1 "Glamour Issue"in a variant (Fall 1975). -TOGETHER WITH: Group of 5 postcards, 3 of which adressed to Ulysses Carrion/ Other Books and So, Amsterdam. Announcements/invites. - TOGETHER WITH: File: January 1, 1984 (SIC!) is part of: File Vol. 2, No. 3. Toronto: Art-Official, 1973. Staple-bound softcover. 64 pages. Edition of 3000. Surface loss to front cover of the issue proper top right. Some minor wear at edges.

EUR 9,000.00

Complete set of File Magazine. 27 issues (including a variant, all published) published by General Idea, edited and designed by AA Bronson, Jorge Zontal and Felix Partz. First published in the year that LIFE-Magazine had to cease publication, FILE adopted the lay-out of the front cover, size and style. Issues are mostly around a theme: Women's Issue, Paris Issue, Mondo Nudo, NYC Issue, Punk Issue, People Issue, Artists Directory, Image Bank Issue, People Issue, Transgression Issue, Global Downtown, Foreign Agents, The Re-Materialization of the Art Abject, X Ray Sex, Mondo Cane, Kama Sutra, etc. File 6 no. 1/2 is a retrospective number on General Idea and File, 1968-1984. Contribs. include: William Burroughs, Andy Warhol, David Byrne, Robert Cumming, Salvador Dalí, etc. - Vol. 3 no 1 Glamour Issue, With the VARIANT Black and white. Wrappers. Staple bound. approximately 200 variants, of which this is one, with the High Profile logo screen printed on the cover. Very good condition. Also: Vol. 2 no. 5 and Vol. 5 no. 1complete with the Flex-disks; Vol. 5 no. 2 complete with insert Bartolini. - Vol. 1, No. 1. April 15, 1972. "Mr. Peanut Issue." is only in fair condition, fragile due to paper quality. Wear and tearing to wrappers (Four 0.5" tears along fore edge, two tears repaired by tape; bottom right corner torn off; several 1" tears to back cover along spine and to back cover fore edge. Single 1.25" tear to pages at fore edge). This first number is however excessively rare. All others are in very good to near mint condition. A remarkable set of great rarity so complete. Vol. 1, No. 2 & 3. May – June, 1972. "Manipulating the Self Issue." / Vol. 1, No. 4. December, 1972. "Eye of the Shadow Issue." - Vol. 2, No. 1 & 2. April – May, 1973. "Special Double Issue." Vol. 2, No. 3. September, 1973. "IFEL Special Paris Issue." . Vol. 2, No. 4. December 1973 "Mondo Nudo Issue." Vol. 2, No. 5. February, 1974. "Annual Artists' Directory Issue." Includes flexidisc (at the end, spine a little weak) . Hollywood Edition Art's Birthday Fb.1974 is laid in. - Vol. 3, No. 1. Fall 1975. "Glamour Issue." Vol. 3, No. 2. Spring 1976. "New York City Edition Issue." Vol. 3, No. 3. Spring 1977. "Special People Issue." Vol. 3, No. 4, Fall 1977. "PUNK 'TIL YOU PUKE!" - Vol. 4, No. 1, Summer 1978. "1984 A YEAR IN PICTURES.' Vol. 4, No. 2, Fall 1979. "Special Transgressions Issue." Vol. 4, No. 3. Summer 1980. "Special Global Downtown Issue." Vol 4, No. 4. Fall 1980. "Foreign Agents Issue." - Vol. 5, No. 1, March 1981. "Special Success Issue." Vol. 5, No. 2, Fall 1981. "The Re-materialization of the Art Object Issue." Vol. 5, No. 3. Spring 1982. "X Ray Sex Issue." Vol. 5, No. 4. 1983. "Special General Idea Issue - Mondo Cane Kama Sutra." SPECIAL GENERAL IDEA ISSUE sticker affixed to front cover. - Vol. 6, Nos. 1 & 2. 1984. "General Idea’s 1984 and the 1968-1984 FILE Retrospective Issue." Vol. 6, No. 3. 1985. "Diane Frankenstein Issue." FILE MEGAZINE No. 25 / ART & TEXT No. 22. 1986. FILE MEGAZINE 26, 1986 FILE MEGAZINE 27, 1987 FILE MEGAZINE 28, 1987 FILE MEGAZINE 29, 1989

THE FISH

Numbers 1-3 (all publ). Gloucester, MA, Art Humble, 1988/90.28x21,5cm, stapled in the spine;'printed b/w on xerox machine .Limited edition of 69 copies for the set.

EUR 500.00

Made by/edited by Rev.. D.W.I. DIDIT. Between 70-100 copies published; No.3 was Comics issue, 100 numbered copies. Gloucester art zine from the Post Modernist Religious Discordian milieu, which described itself elsewhere as "sort of a Newsletter/Billboard/Soapbox/ Rant Space and/or Creative Outlet for several groups / non-groups &/or other organizations / Disorganizations such as the 2nd or 3rd Psychic Church of Julie Newmar & Hot Dog Stand, The Correspondence Conspiracy Co-Op, the Chipped Paint Legion of the Church of Wood Island, and the Manchuck Assassination Investigation Machine (MAIM), among others."