SIGNALS
Newsbulletin of the Centre for Advanced Creative Study.
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Nos. 1-11 (all published, complete). London, August 1964 - Jan-Feb 1966. Newpaper-size, printed on glossy paper; illustrations & photographs. As usual this magazine was folded for mailing and has always some wear on the folds. (Condition of the set is overall good, taken into account that No. 1 is very slightly dampstained with light waving; No.2 and No. 3/4 with some wear and minimal loss of image over the folding , Nos. 6, 8, 9 with light wear over the folds; No.9 has tiny black stain on upper margin; No. 11 some wear over the folds). .
Director: Paul Keeler, editor: David Medalla. Newsbulletin-type publication of the kinetics art gallery SIGNALS LONDON, varying in content from 12-24 pp., reporting on exhibitions and featuring artists. No. 1 was published as Signal
z, inspired on the exhibit of
kinetic structures by Takis in the Centre. Subsequent exhibits are:
Festival of Modern Art from Latin America, Camargo One-Man Exhibition, Soundings Two, Marcello Salvadori, Carlos Cruz-Diez, J.R. Soto, Lygia Clark, Gabo, Schwitters, Chillida, Nicholson, Calder, Malevitch, etc. No. 3/4 is devoted to Takis; No. 5 to Camargo; No. 6 to Marcello Salvadori; No. 7 to Lygia Clark; No. 8 is Soundings Two; Naum Gabo; No.9 to Carlos Cruz-Diez; No. 10 devoted to Jsus Rafael Soto; No.11 is the special Alejandro Otero (Venezuela) issue, publ. as vol. 2 no 1, Jan/March 1966. The periodical also promoted the work of the Zero group out of Germany.
z, inspired on the exhibit of
kinetic structures by Takis in the Centre. Subsequent exhibits are:
Festival of Modern Art from Latin America, Camargo One-Man Exhibition, Soundings Two, Marcello Salvadori, Carlos Cruz-Diez, J.R. Soto, Lygia Clark, Gabo, Schwitters, Chillida, Nicholson, Calder, Malevitch, etc. No. 3/4 is devoted to Takis; No. 5 to Camargo; No. 6 to Marcello Salvadori; No. 7 to Lygia Clark; No. 8 is Soundings Two; Naum Gabo; No.9 to Carlos Cruz-Diez; No. 10 devoted to Jsus Rafael Soto; No.11 is the special Alejandro Otero (Venezuela) issue, publ. as vol. 2 no 1, Jan/March 1966. The periodical also promoted the work of the Zero group out of Germany.
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