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1-1.tif [#16129] A. An envelope magazine of visual poetry. Jan Hamilton Finlay, Rolando Mignani, Hi- Issue 3 / ABC [and] Issue 4 / ABCD. London: detocho Nagesawa, Joel Consortium of London Presses at the Rabinowitz, Takahashi National Poetry Centre, 1975-1977. First Shohachiro, Emilio editions. Number 3 is limited to 200 copies, Vila, etc. (see: Maffei/ and consists of 50 loose leaves + additional Peterlini. Riviste d’arte leaf with preliminary information, all printed d’avanguardia. Milano, on various sizes of paper stock with a variety Bonnard, 2005. p.49) of methods, including mimeograph, and housed in an envelope with printed sticker. Number 4 consists of 42 loose leaves, also housed in an envelope. Collated and complete. Leaves show some occasional faint handling creases to extremities, else fine. The envelope of number 3

shows some wear and creasing, still very good; the envelope of issue 4 11887-19320a.tif shows wear and droplet staining. [#19320] a (A NUEVA VISION). Publicación trimestral EUR 800.00 de la Editorial Nueva Visión. Publicación de Arte. Edited by Jeremy Adler. Issues 3 and 4 (of 4 published) of this visual poetry assemblage periodical. Includes contributions from a vast array of poets, in- Nos. 1-3 (all published).. Buenos cluding Jackson Mac Low, b.p. nichol, chris cheek, P. C. Fencott, Bill Griffiths, Aires, Editorial Nueva Vision. Philippa Gray, Bob Cobbing, Sylvia Finzi, Sean O’Huigin, Cris Cheek, Bill Agosto 1956- Marzo 1958. Unbound, Bisett, Lawrence Upton, Peter King, P.C. Fencott, Houédard, Betty Radin, untrimmerd, as issued. Printed on Herbert Burke, and others. off-white heavy stock, lightly toned. Nos. 1 & 2 each 8 pages, folded from a large sheet to 38 x 28 cm, untrimmed, no. 2 with small closed tear in lower margin of p. 8; No. 3

13306-16550.tif also 8 pages, folded from a large [#20061] aaa. AZIONE OFF KULCHUR sheet to 32 x28 cm., plus a 4 page typeset textual insert on yellow paper and a photogram in black on Nos.1-3 ( All published). Milano, Tool, 1969 green paper. Small closed tear in upper margin of p.1/2.The first 2 Unbound, as issued, varying sizes; an original numbers do not have the textual insert. mailing envelope added. EUR 6,500.00 EUR 1,500.00 Publicacion trimestral. Founded/editoted nu Tomas Maldonado and Carlos Published by “Tool Editoria clan destina” directed Ruiz, as a successor to the meagazine Nueva Visión. - Numero 1. Buenos Ai- by Ugo Carrega and Mario Diacono as a sequel res, agosto, 1956. Pages 1 & 8: Fernández-Muro: Tema con círculos y verticales to the journal “Tool” (published from 1965-1967 (serigrafías); p 2 Raúl Gustavo Aguirre: hierva, hormiga, guijarro; p 3 & 7 in 6 issues). Concrete and visual poetry, with Alfredo Hlito: dibujos; p 4 y 5 Sara Grilo: Composición (Serigrafía num- contributions by the editors and Vincenzo Ac- bered 37/100 and signed in pencil); p 6 Edgar Bayley: Poema. - Numero 2. came, Luciano Caruso, C.F. Claus, Hans Clavin, Buenos Aires, marzo, 1956. Pages 1 & 8 Sara Grilo: Composición (serigrafía)

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 3 - Tomatamotboekje, 1978: 21x15 cm., stapled, unpaginated. Offset, silkscreen,stickers, rubber stamps, original additions. Edition of 150 copies numbered and signed (by D. Harmsen). - Tijdschrift, 1978: 20,5x14,5 cm., stapled, unpaginated. Offset, silkscreen, original additions. Edition of 250 numbered copies. First and only issue. - Just Words 3, 1978: 19x15 cm., spiral bound, unpaginated. Xerox(?). (Edition of 100 numbered copies). - Keukentafelmanuscript, 1979: 20,5x15 cm., loose leaves in folder, 15pp recto printed. Xerox. Kitchen table manuscript ‘musing over the kitchen table’. Edition unknown. - Stommelingen, 1979: 30x21cm., bound by a clasp, unpaginated. Offset, silk- creen, shoe sole imprint. Edition of 100 copies. ‘Phonetic texts’ and a report on ‘rumbling’ (stumble, murmuring, clattering) sounds. - Abandon Spontaan, 1980: 30x21cm., bound by a metalic clasp, unpaginated. Stencil, offset, collage, xeroxes. Edition of 100 numbered copies. Presenta- tion of Abandon at the Poetry International Festival in Rotterdam: Abandon ‘Spontaneous’ for interaction between public and poets. - Summier, 1980: DIN A4 mimeographed sheet between covers. Edition of 100 numbered copies. p 2 & 7 Edgar Bayley: Poema.; p 3 & 6 Fernández-Muro: Tema con círculos - Tekstroutes, 1980: 30x21cm., loose leaves, cardboard covers, 7pp + 14pp. (serigrafías); p 4 & 5 Clorindo Testa: Composición (Serigrafía). - Numero Xerox(?) (7pp) and silkscreen (14 plates red on trace paper). Edition of 100 3. (Dedicated to Dr. Carlos Ruiz, fundador de esta revista). Buenos Aires, numbered copies. marzo, 1958. 8 páginas, 32 x 29 cm. Plus: an insert of 4 pages with printed text - 20 Small Poems, 1980: 15x10,5 cm., stapled, unpaginated. Textual and visual on yellow pape; Plus: one sheet: Tapa (serigrafía) y fotograma: Tomás Gonda ‘artefacts’ some of wich are printed, stamped or sewn but also as small objects (printed in black on green paper). ; Page 3 Sara Grilo (serigrafía signed physically attached to the pages. Edition of 150 numbered copies. in pencil and numbered 23/50 ); Pages 4 y 5 Clorindo Testa; 6 Eduardo Jonquiéres (serigrafía signed in pencil and numbered 23/50); p 8 Fernández - Entresol, 1980: 20,5x14cm., stapled, unpaginated. Offset, xerox, stencil, rub- Muro (serigrafía). The yellow 4 page insert has texts by Jorge Rom Brest and ber stamps, collages. Edition of 100 numbered copies. Damián Bayón. - Sou-n(d), 1981: 19,5x14cm., perfect bound, unpaginated. Offset. Audio tape. Edition of 250 numbered copies.Side A: ‘linear’ sound pieces; side B: computer generated sound pieces. - Compupoems A, B, C, D and E, 1981: Series of 5 booklets: 14,5x20cm., plastic spiral bound, unpaginated. Computer generated letter sequences, off screen photography. Edition of 100 numbered copies.

11611-15918.TIF [#15918] ABRACADABRA Nos. 1-5 (all publ.). Luxemburg (Hersberg), 1977- 1981. Original (pictorial) wrappers. (Limited edition of 600 copies for the complete set). EUR 1,500.00

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

13574-17102B.tif Kostalanetz. Jochen Gerz, James Koller, Joe Brainard, Anne Waldman, Jack [#17102] ABANDON. Hirschman, Franco Beltrametti, Michael Gibbs, Suse Hahn, Julian Blaine, Steve Lacy, Anne Waldman, Clark Weissner, Franco Beltrametti, Dieter Roth, Collection of all the printed publications (12 titles). Rotterdam (NL), Dick Higgins (No.5), Charles Plymell, Henni Koster, Harry Hoogstraten, John Abandon 1978/1981. All limited editions. Detail below. Cage (No.4), Rob Stolk and many more. EUR 1,200.00

Abandon was founded in 1978 by Dick Harmsen and Han Maagdenberg, within the framework of the Rotterdam Academy of Fine Arts and the Rot- terdam Art Council RKS. This is the collection of all the print publications till the end of the partnership in 1982.

4 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 13562-17082A.tif [#17082] The ongoing set of ‘The future art journal’, a con- THE ACTS, THE SHELFLIFE. ceptual artwork by editor/artist Stephen s’Soreff (Publ. Div.ProArt). “Its form is intended to add Polyartistry the areas of prediction, speculation, and sug- Volume 2: Polyartistry. Madison WI: gestion to existing art commentary. It’s contents Xexoxial Editions, 1988. First Edition. Small consists of specific predictions, speculations, or quarto. Illustrations. Stiff cardboard covers suggestions in the form of art-reviews of art- printed in green and purple (Probably all works, techniques or materials, which may exists publ.; a modest first volume had been in the future”. “The artists and the arts materials published 2 years earlier). are fictional”. “The intent of these is visionary suggestion, to the imaginative, of what art could EUR 200.00 be in the future”. Special issues as: Artists in Arms, Artist in the Sky with Crystals, Artist Makes Waves, Visual poetry. And, Miekal & Elizabeth Was (edi- Art Infinitum?, Artist joins army, Astric Art?”, etc. tors). Contributors include Bern Porter, Richard Kostelanetz, Geof Huth, Crag Hill, Luc Fierens, Added: 3 signed letters by the editor and a leaflet Jurgen Olbrich, Ruggero Maggi among oth- of the Agar Show at the San Francisco Art Insti- ers. Maggi’s contribution is signed by him and tute. Most numbers are one single sheet. Vol. 3 no numbered 31/200. 4 is a special issue of 4 pages. The added letters are adressed to ‘Robert’ by the editor (one dated 1979, another dated 1984).

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13228-16307C.tif [#13979] AFFAIRES EN TOUT GENRE. Revue de détails. [#16307] THE AGENT. 1ère Année: nos. 1-4, Jan./Mars - Oct./Déc. 1991. Size (h/w): 23,5 x 15,5 Nos. 1-7 (all published). London (UK), New Agency 1978/79. (Nos. 1-2: cm. with announcement; 21x15 cm., stapled; Nos. 3-7: New Agent Sheets, Continued as 2ème Année; Folded DIN A3.). Offset. Continued as no. hors série, postcard. Avril 1992; EUR 500.00 Continued as no. spécial, Sept. 1992. Size (h/w): 23,5 x 15,5 cm. with Edited by Georgette Munday and Jim Hol. Nos. invitation; Continued as no.: Pierre-Claude De Castro “Cinq éléments 1-2: contributions by R. Crozier, Daughters of (les effets devenus couses)”. 29 Novembre 1992. Size (h/w): 21 x 13 cm. Dada, O.L. Nations, P. Petasz, E. Tot, and oth- with invitation and press release; ers; No. 3: Manifesto. No.4: The Impossible Song Continued as no. 5. Lille, Janvier 1994. Marie-Hélène Poupard of the Vivid Sod. No. 5: Annual Report. No. 6: “L’Aller-Retour”, postcard; Invitation Pierre-Claude De Castro “Les Transforming London with DCA. No 7: Relevant Deplacements” 16 octobre 1994. in envelope size (h/w): 15 x 10,5 cm. Material. Invisible Art. Editions de la Pyramide, Wakken, Belgium, 1991-1994. Original wrappers. Added: invitation: Pierre-Claude De Castro “L’Arrêt rue des Ecoles”, du 6 au 31 août 1993. Together 6

booklets and 4 cards. 12851-18006.tif EUR 500.00 [#18715] AGENTZIA In a limited edition of - No. 1. (Paris, France, Agentzia, 25, rue 200 copies, initiated Vandamme,Paris). no date (Ca.1967). by Pierre-Claude De Unpaginated. Accordeon folded, stapled. (29,5 Castro, Paul-Armand x 10,5 cm) - Number 2. Paris, 1968. Card Gette etc. As far as we envelope with loose content. (Very lightly were able to ascertain damaged). - No. Double (11/12). “Attention l árt this is the complete corrompt” in red onthe cover. Paris, 1969. 54 collection. pages, in card cover (21x17,2 cm). EUR 700.00

1: Printed in black and red on white paper, texts in French, German and English. Close to Fluxus and the left Underground Press. Photographically illustrated. No editors mentioned, all contributions 11840-16779A.tif unsigned (Jochen Gerz and others). [#16779] AGAR. 2: 3 visual poems in folded sheets (64x47 Cm.) by Johen Gerz, Pierre Garnier Avant Garde Art Review. The future art journal. and Jean F. Bory. Vol. 1-3 no. 4 (probably all published in print). New York, March (3) Mixed content, report on Fiumalbo, Novara,. Manifestations in London, 1988-May 1990. Illustrated, 4to. Together 16 numbers. Added: 3 signed contribs de J. Blaine, J. Gerz, J.F. Bory, J.C. Moineau,, Kostelanetz, T. Shoachi- typewritten letters adressed to ‘Robert’ by the editor, a leaflet of the ro, Clemente Padin, J. Furnival, Paul de Vree, S. Toshiko, a.o. Agar Show at the San Francisco Art Institute, and an invitation to a All published as a periodical of Agentzia, other volume numbers refer to private preview signed by Soreff. booklets. EUR 1,500.00 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 5 13182-16212.tif

14376-18817.tif [#18817] AGGIE WESTON’S [#16212] AHUA Numbers 1-21 (complete run). Belper: Stuart Mills (1973-1984). Twenty- Number 1 (Probably the only one), one issues, all near fine or better in illustrated wrappers with the DADhAnova 1975.published as catalogue of exception of #17, which has some rust to the staples, and #19, that has the exhibition “da2=!””: 30x21 cm., softcovers some faint foxing to the covers. glued in the spine, unpaginated. Hannover, EUR 2,500.00 1975. EUR 250.00 Conceptual artist and poetry magazine. The editor was Stuart Mills, explaining on Edited and published by Reinhard Bennecke, the inside cover of the issues: “The name Ekkehard Lory and Le Thyl at the occasion of of the magazine comes indirectly from a DADhAnova 1975. Hannover.Edition of 500 work by Kurt Schwitters; ‘A Small Home copies. Contributors: Vera Barcellos, Ken Friedman, M. Perfetti, A. Partum, J. for Seamen’ I have been told that it was one Valoch, E.A. Vigo and others. Mimeographed, typescript, manuscripts, draw- Agnes Weston who founded the seamen’s ings, designs, etc. With numerous illustrations. homes in this country and I hope that this magazine will likewise provide some sort of refuge.”

A rare complete set, with significant con- 109-19198.tif tributions by Thomas Mayer, Ian Hamilton [#19459] ALFA-BETA. “Laboratorio di critica delle arti Finlay, Simon Cutts, John Blakemore, Thomas A. Clark, Stuart Mills, Trevor visive, di storia delll’arte”. Winkfield, Mick Sharp, Andrew Crozier, Gael Turnbull, John A. Davies, Rich- ard Long, Jonathan Williams, and Robert Lax. Nos. 1-7/8 (all publ.). Milano, Edizioni Multhipla, Marzo 1975 - Autunno 1976. Original pictorial wrappers with very light wear. Still an excellent set, rarely seen complete. 4to; fully

13711-17341.tif illustrated. AH. tijdschrift voor verbaal - plasticisme / EUR 2,000.00 review for verbal-plasticism Directed by Gino di Maggio, [#17341] Number 5. october 1967. (erotic issue) illustrated quarto edited by Pasquale Alferj, Giuseppe size envelope containing title page with more then 60 pages (loose as Galante, Ginannino Malossi, Marco Pesatori, Ginabattista Troppmann. issued) and several inserts. Out of a total of 10 published issues. Published by the Gally Multhipla, Utrecht: self-published, 1967. engaged with Fluxus and Con- EUR 800.00 crete Art and Poetry Movements; contributors include George Brecht, Edited by Herman Damen. One Giannino Malossi, Marco Pesatori, of 100 numbered copies. contri- Gianbattista Troppmann, Carlo Ro- butions by mirella bentivoglio; mano, Emina Cevro-Vukovic, Gi- paul de vree; paul armand gette; anni Emilio Simonetti, Wolf Vostell, timm ulrichs, willem giesen, Pinni Galante, Hanne Bergius, georges fukkink.,texts: carrega, Achille Bonito Oliva, Mirella Ban- rolande mignani, liliana landi, dini, Achille Bonito Oliva, George lino matti, rodolfo vitone, vin- Brecht, Giuseppe Chiari, Maciunas, cenzo accame; frans vanderlinde. Richter, Vaneigem. poeme phallique; jiri valoch. hans clavin, harmen damen, a.o.

13711-20105.tif [#20105] Number 8: AH8HA8AH8HA8A8H. Utrecht, 1968-1969. 8 contributions, incl.1 vinyl record.,together in orig. Record sleeve (worn along extremities).

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The record contains i.a. [#17452] ALMA sound contributions Nos. 1-2 (1er & 2eme by Gust Gils, Mauriizio trimestre 1967). Liège, 1967. Nannucci, P. de Bree/ All publ ? 75 pages, loose, in Cor Doesburg. orig. plain portfolio (stamped AL MA on the front and HA HA on the back). EUR 400.00

Direction: Richard Tilian. Contribs.: Robert Filiou, Fredy Jacquet, Sodoyan, Joseph Houiz. “Rorschach” composition by P. J. Dunbar. 6 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 155-19507A.tif [#19507] AMENOPHIS. vertical crease in wrapper, but otherwise fine). No. 4 loose in the Périodique trimestriel (Revue sous Bandelettes). original plastic folder with the title Amodulo screenprinted on the front. Numerous ills. Amodulo 5: Giugno 1970 Richerche amodulari A significant collection of 26 della cultura. numbers between Nos 1 and 32, in 22 volumes (+ one special issue of - TOGETHER WITH: Edizioni Amodulo 1970 Catalogo Generale nr. 5 with handwritten dedication ) Director: Sarenco. Brescia. 12 pages, stapled.. 14x22cm. 12pp. collana published between 1968 and 1985. 20x20, collana 50x70, collana OPUS, collana TASCABILI, collana Various formats, printed in b/w REVUE, collana LUXUS. Excellent condition and colour, richly illustrated. The - TOGETHER WITH: Edizioni Amodulo 1968-1972. 4to; 16 pages, following numbers are included: spine stapled. Collana; Collana Poesia Sonora; Collana Documen ti; No. 1, 4, 5, 5 special, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Collana Poesia Visiva; Riviste; Oggetti; Edizioni Sarmic (Sarenco/ +supplt, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17/18, 19, Miccini). 20, 21, 25, 26, 29/30, 31/32. EUR 2,000.00 EUR 4,000.00 Directed by E. Pedrotti and Sarenco, promoting Amodulo-Art. With photo- Belgian artist periodical, (in total 38 numbers published). founded by André graphs of artwork and contribs. by and features on Rosanna, Chiesi, Sarenco, Morlain, directed by José Goemaere (Lot/Brabant, Belgique), with André Giusi Coppini, Germana Arcelli & Roberto Comini, Ennio Bianco, Jacques Vandegeerde, Marie-Claire Gouat, Robert Kayser, André Morlain, contribu- Lepage, Piedro Meldini, Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Jean-François Bory, Timm tions by Charles Autrand, Jean-François Bory, Pierre Boujut, Stanislas Defize, Ulrichs, G.Valentini, a.o. Number 5 quite rare (Maffei bibliography mentions Pierre Gallissaires, José Goemaere, Marie-Claire only 4 numbers for the complete set). With the General Catalog of the Edi- Gouat, Horus, Robert Kayser, Théodore Koenig, tions and another Catalog 1968-1972 (both very rare) Nefertiti, Lucifer, Jean-Marie Le Sidaner, André Miguel, Jean-Claude Moineau, André Morlain, Pierre-Yves, Christian Prigent, La tatane à tou-

toune, Albin Tzaut, Michel Vachey, Jean-Pierre 14041-18133.tif Verheggen, Nicole Verheyden. [#18133] A more detailed list with the contributors to the AMONG THE LIVESTOCK individual issues on request. Stockholm, Vavd Editions 1983. Assembling: 28x20 cm., side- stapled. Different techniques and supports. Edition of 150 numbered copies EUR 300.00

Edited by Peter Anderson. Original contributions by C.E. Ström, O. Larusson, J. Axen, H.F. Thomsen, M.V. Gudlausson, P. Anders- son and B. Andresson.

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12781-15446.tif (Also ANA ETC., or ANA [#16416] AMODULO. EX CETERA). Bolletino. (Informazione sulle attivitá amodulo-art). Esercizi, Notizie di Lavoro. Nos. 1-5 (all published). Brescia, nov. 1968 - 1970. Tall-narrow 15x30 cm. Nos. 1-10, Genova. In proprio, (Nos. 1-3), and 20x20 cm (Nos.4-5). Orig. wrappers (No. 1 with faint 1958-1971. Together with: Prospectus (Analysis of Nos.1-10) and together with Numero Speciale Ezra Pound, Cantos 91,96. (all published). Original wrappers, (nos. 6-10 with the original banderolles still intact) EUR 2,500.00

Founded by Martino Oberto. Each number consists of two or more booklets or folded sheets, contained in a wrapper, printed in black and red (a Bolletino, a Supplemento and one or more added sheets, sometimes illustrated). “Una rivista per operatori di cultura- una rivista off - une rivista off kulchur - une rivista per l’anarchia culturale - une rivista per l’anapolitica culturale.” ; “ANA ETCETERA + DE CULTURA/ si parla anche di decultura. Di provocazione/PROVO romanzi normali.” Contributors include: Ugo Car- rega, V. Miller, N.H. Pearson, J. Baltrusaitris, E. Siciliano, G. Barosso, I. Isou, M. & A. Oberto, a.o. For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 7 12986-15838.TIF 13320-16588.tif [#15838] ANALYTICAL ART [#16588] ANT ED. Foglio bimestrale di poesia e scienze No. 1 (of 2 numbers published). Analytical affini. Art Press, Coventry, UK. July 1971. 67(68) Nos.1-4 (All published). Novara, C.D.E., pages, in printed wrappers, stapled. (14,5 x 21 1968-1969. Large sheets, folded to 24,5 x cm), slight staining on the covers. 13,5 cm., printed in blue and purple, with EUR 400.00 text and illustration. Light soilage, and front of no. 4 with light dampstain; some Edited by Kevin Lole, Philip Pilkington and Da- wear and/or loosening over the folds, but vid Rushton. Texts by: P. Pilkington, D. Rushton, overall in good state. K. Lole, T. Atkinson, M.Baldwin, G. Howard, I. Burn, M. Ramsden, P. Smith and C.J. Willsmore. EUR 800.00 Analytical Art was effectively subsumed by Directed by Giorgio Barberi Squarotti, Cesare Art-Language in 1972.’ [Aarons & Roth - In Numbers. Serial Publications by Greppi Greppi, Luciano Caruso., Sebastiano Artists since 1955, pp. 70-77]. Thus Analytical Art ran only to two issues, and Vasalli, Ugo Locatelli, William Xerra, Giorgio remains one of the scarce early documents of Art & Language. The Press also Fonio, Renato Carpentieri. See: Maffei/Pe- published “The Monogram Series” and “The Monograph Series”. This publica- terlini. Riviste d’arte d’avanguardia. Milano, tion was incorporated in Art-Language in 1972. Bonnard, 2005. pag. 57-58

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298-326.tif [#17721] AND (&). [#326] ANTIPIUGIU Number 2 and 3 (of probably 3 published). Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). Torino, 1961-1966. Hendon, Arts Together, n.d. (ca. 1954). (22,5x Original wrappers (some browning). 18 and 20x16,5 cm). In original card Rare complete. wrappers; stapled in the spine; 28 pages each. Numerous illustrations, b/w. (Very EUR 1,200.00 good copies with only light wear). Experimental and concrete poetry pe- EUR 400.00 riodical directed by Arrigo Lora Totino, edited by Armando Novero, Giuseppe Da- Co-edited by Bob Cobbing and Johan Rowan. vide Polleri, Alfredo de Palchi. Issues of ca. Concrete poetry journal, 120 pp. each, with contributions by Aldo illustrated by Cobbing, Jean Passoni, Paolo Carra, Giorgio De Monte, Salisbury and Dan Carter. Sergio Acutis, Celesta Micheletta. The last Contributions by Mary Berry, issue mimeographed, contains poetry by Gerda Mayer, John Wain, An- (a.o.) Jochen Lobe, John Ashbery, David selm Hollo, Stephen Joseph, Antin, Josef Hirsal and Maria Schiavo, with a note on the poet and his/her Lois Higer, John Rowan (on the work. writing of Jack Kerouac, sim- plicity under the bomb), Brian Merton Gould.

311-339.tif [#12867] APEIROS. Apériodique utopique. 12097-13698.tif Revue de la lettre et du signe. Communication marginale. [#18355] ANGEL HAIR Nos.1-9 (all publ.). Vaduz, 1971-1977. 4to; original wrappers. (Tog. 8 Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). Angel Hair, New York, nos., as no. 3 never appeared). Illustrated. 1966-1969. First five issues stapled into letterpress paper covers with overlaying EUR 1,000.00 edges (with light wear to the edges, Ed. by Roberto Altmann. Each issue internally fine); No. 6 stapled into mimeo devoted to a theme: 1-2 Nouvelles printed covers, fine. Perspectives de la Fiction Narrative; EUR 1,000.00 4: Fiction de Vie, Fiction de Mort; 5: Apeiros en Labyrinthe; 6: Raoul Haus- Edited by Lewis Warsh and Anne Waldman. mann et Dada à Berlin; 7: Du Rhin Contributions by Pierre Reverdy, Jonathan à la Prairie Alpine; 8: Villeglé; 9: Les Cott, Lewis Ellingham, Lee Harwood, Denise Vacances. Contributors incl.: Roberto Levertov, Gerard Malanga, Janet Thormann, Altmann, Michel Jaffrenou, Maggy Jack Anderson, John Wieners, Vito Hannibal Acconci, John Ashbery, Robert Mauritz, Gabriel Pomerand, Gilbert Duncan, John Perreault, O’Hara, R. Padgett, Ted Berrigan, Schuyler, Clark Lascault, Wolman, Pierre Restany, Coolidge, Tom Clark, etc. Cover of no 6 by George Schneeman. Secret Loca- Villeglé, Paul Armand Gette, Annette tion 176-181. Messager, William Burroughs, Maurice Henry.

8 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 13027-17343.tif [#17544] APPROCHES. Revue de recherches. No. 10: Saarbrücken, Oktober 1970. 74 pages on various stock. Subtitled: Eine Nos. 1- 4. (all published). Paris: Les Carnets Literarische Zeitschrift. Autorenkol- de l’Octéor, Nouvelle série. Jean-Francois lektiv, ed. Manfred Schmeling, Erwin Bory, 1965-68. 4 issues in generally good Stegentritt, Karl-Heinz Teufel, Volker condition (complete with the flex-disk and Triankowski. With artwork, photographs fold-outs in no 4, detailed below). Manfred Klein, contribs. By Rolf Lerner, EUR 1,500.00 Günter Buhles, etc. • No. 11: Saarbrücken, Sommer 1971. 64 Direction: Jean-François Bory, Julien Blaine. pages on various stock. (Subtitle and Contributors: the editors and J. Furnival, F. editors as No. 10). Popper, P. & I. Garnier, J. L.Brau, F. Dufrêne, • (No. 11 b): Sondernummer 5: April/ H.Chopin, B.Heidsieck, C. McCarthy, Ian Mai 1972, Korrespondenzen Ed. Erwin Hamilton Finlay, E. Gomringer, G. Bertini, S. Stegentritt, Hans-Heinrich Pardey, Niikuni, M. Bense, B. Grogerova, Paul de Vree, Silke Paull. (28x19,5 cm). 40 pages in Adr.Spatola, Claude Pelieu, Heinz Gappmayr, stapled wrapper, with 1 art supplement. Jochen Gerz, Alain Schifres, Jean-Claude Moineau, Timm Ulrichs, Bob Cobbing, • No. 12: Theater. Dudweiler, Juli/September 1972: edited by Silke Paull, Edg.A.Vigo, Fr.Vaccari, a.o. No.1: Paris, Les Erwin Stegentritt. Contributions (on avant-garde theater + film) by Carnets de l’Octéor, Nouvelle série, 1965. Pan- Marina Stütz, R. W. Fassbinder, Jost Stenger, Gunzelin Schmid-Noerr, R. oramique de la poésie expérimentale (19 x 11 Ahrems/W. Albrecht. Richly illustrated. 94 pages + illustrated cover. cm, 121 pp with b&w illustrations and concrete • No. 13. Photos. Dudweiler, 1973: edited by Silke Paull, Erwin Stegentritt. poems throughout. wrappers, loosening in the Cover photo by Chr. Boltanski, contributions and photos by Anthony spine, otherwise nice clean copy). No.2: 1966. McCall, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Jean Le Gac, Paul-Armand Gette, Christian L’Erotisme dans la poésie matérielle.(21 x 14 Boltanski, Jochen Gerz. cm 130 pp with b&w illustrations. wrappers, • No. 14. Cut up. Eine Anthologie. Dudweiler-Frankfurt, 1973: edited by Udo tear to spine o.w. very good). “L’érotisme dans Breger, Silke Paull, Erwin Stegentritt, with texts and ills. by Burroughs, la poésie matérielle”. Cover by Cat Parczewska. Pélieu, Plymell, Gibbs, Fauser, Carl Weissner, a.o. ; with a bibiography. No.3: Vers un nouveau langage.(20 x 17 cm • No. 15. Dudweiler, 1975: with cover by John Baldessari, contribs. by Timm 206 pp with numerous typographic illustrations. wrappers, a little dusty and Rautert, Baldessari, Helmut Schweitzer, Josef Erben, Edmund Knupper, marked on cover o.w. very good). “Vers un nouveau langage”. No.4:1969. David Tremlett; 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”, • No. 16. Fluxus. How we met, or a microdemystification (photo Petere complete with the flex-disk by Jean-Claude Moineau. Moore on the cover); contributions by George Maciunas, George Brecht, AY-O, BEN, R.Filiou, Dick Higgins, Takako Saito, Daniel Spoerri, Hans Sohm (bibliography). Includes fold-out “Wie wir uns trafen” and Cloud Scissors (from Brecht to Filiou) • No. 17. Eine Bilderschau. Dudweiler, 1980; cover by Boltanski. Photographs

• by Werner Blin, Holger Milch.

13401-16781.tif [#16781] APSION Bremen (BRD), Kryptogame Products (Fehrfeld 61-64, 28 Bremen).1985. Assembling: Original contributions, some signed, in leporello plastic bag (1.80 cm. LONG x 24cm.). [#20096] Antonio ARAGAO. EUR 500.00 Poema azul e branco/ Poema vermelho e branco Two issues (all published). 1970/1971. Two envelopes (19x18 cm) with a Assembled by Hanna Bremer hole showing folded coloured paper (Number 1 in good condition, and Jack Marlow (a.k.a. Icare). Contains contributions (originals in various sizes and materials, incl. plastic gloves, collages, etc., some signed) by Hanna, Number 2 (vermello y branco) lightly damaged). The 80’s, H. Nordhausen, Grupo Texto Poetico, Icarus, R. Bayfield, DaDaland, EUR 500.00 V. Baroni, R. Crozier, T. Rinnstein and Zen Rock Community. Poetical experiments by the Portuguese poet Aragao (member of the “PO. EX”), “esta poema nao serve para usa nem para consumo”. Small coloured production.

12787-15458.tif [#16571] AQ. Situationen der zeitgenössischen Kunst und Literatur( orig.: eine literarische Zeitschrift). Nos. 10 - 17. Saarbrücken, Dudweiler, Frankfurt, 1970-1980. Added: Sondernummer 5 (=No. 11 bis). 9 issues, in original pictorial wrappers. EUR 1,500.00

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 9 13229-16308.tif [#16308] ARCHIVIO. Bolletino • Vol. II Numbers 1-3 (all Periodico del Centro di Informazione published): Tabloid format, e Documentazione Arti Visive/Prato. (35pp each issue). Offset on Numero 0 (Zero;): giugno 1985. (CID Arti newsprint. Visive, Prato). Together with. Numero 1. 1987. • Vol. II, Number 1: Included in Orig. Wrappers.. 222 pp., 201pp. this issue is a survey of “Recordings by Artists” as well EUR 300.00 as an interesting essay on Edited by Giampiero Nigro. Articles by Clive “Intending Bookness” by John Phillpot, Gillo Dorfles, Germano Celant, Filib- Faichney. erto Menna and others. Texts in Italian and in • Vol. II, Number 2: “Torture, English. Post-Marxisme, Red Brigades”. • Vol. II, Number 3: “Joseph Beuys”, “J.P. Sartre”, “Canada’s KGB”. Chiang Ching.

13964-17910.tif EUR 1,500.00

[#17910] ART BY TELEPHONE Alternative art periodical from the Center for Experimental Art and Com- Art by Telephone. Chicago, Museum of Contemporary Art 1969. 12˝ munication in Toronto. LP record. Original black cardboard gatefold cover, text inside. Editors (i.a.): Suber Corley, Bruce Eves, Paul McLellan, Amerigo Marras, Roy Catalogue to the exhibition Pelletier, Rob Reid. Politics and performance, new media and publications. at the Museum of The content of vol. 2 no 3 caused that the Canadian Government withdrew Contemporary Art, all financial support and made further publication impossible. November 1 - December 14, (Gwen Allen,236). 1969. Light wear on the sides of the sleeve, otherwise in very good condition. EUR 800.00

Edited by Jan van der. Marck, 456-499.tif Among the featured artists [#19200] ART DIMENSION were John Baldessari, George ART. International review of arts. Brecht, Richard Hamilton, Dick Higgins, Ed Kienholz, Sol LeWitt, Bruce Nos. 1-6. Jan-Sept.1975 - June 1976. Nauman, Claes Oldenburg, Richard Serra and Wolf Vostell. Orig illustrated (back) wrappers. 4to; EUR 700.00

Edited by Nino Salerno, Silvia Banotti, Mar- cello Vittiello, Maria di Bucchianico. Text in English and Italian, many illustrations. Articles on contemporary art and artists, mail art, video 14187-18376a.tif art, fluxus, etc [#18376] ART COMMUNICATION EDITION (ACE)/ later: STRIKE A group of 7 issues (from 12 published). Center for Experimental Art and Communication/Strike Press, Toronto. 1977/78. Tabloid on newsprint. ca 34pp per

issue; folded once, edges lightly ragged. 13720-17352.tif [#17352] ART ISSUE 1991 Art Issue 1991. Die Art Sonderausgabe. The • Vol. I Number 5: “Sex and Politics”, “The Last Special Art edition. mit künstlern der Performance”. Cover: Marina Sieverding. zeitschriften. with artists from the magazines. Nürnberg: Art Nürnberg 6, 1991. • Vol. I Number 6: Articles by Amerigo Marras, A special edition published on the occasion Hervé Fischer, Michael Gibbs a.o.l. Cover Ulay of an exhibition held during Art Nürnberg and Marina Abramovic. organized by Jürgen O. Olbrich.. One of 150 • Vol. I Number 7: “Behaviour”. (The Behaviour numbered copies. Workshop at the Free International University for Creative and Interdisciplinary Research (Caroline EUR 1,000.00 Tisdall, Martin New castle, Josef Beuys). This The exhibition showed work from artists that issue has small closed tear. cooperated with: entwerter/oder; Art/Life; Tie- • Vol. I Number 9 (and last): Articles by Peter gel & Tumult; Doos; Arte Postale1; Collective Copy; Eins von Hundert; Data Byrne, Arrigo Marras, Harley W. Lond a.o. Then File; Uni/vers (,); Commonpress. This special edition presents itself in a card becoming STRIKE (the new name for Art board box (31,5 x 22,5 x 6 cm) that contains: a 33 page catalogue that accom- panies the exhibition with an introduction by Ral Dittmar and information Communication Edition). on each of the represented magazines (edition 750); a 33 page catalogue of

10 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com the exhibtion 1...2...3 dimensionen/Dimensions Mail Art Projekt Art Net- terview with Marcelin Pleynet, texts by work, held Art during Nürnberg 6. Ein Projekt von Harlekin Art Wiesboad- W.S.Burroughs, Lucio Pozzi, Sylvia Man- en. Konzept + Realisation Jürgen O. Olbrich. with 50 illustrations of work of gold, Michael Goldberg, Renata Ponsold, the participating artists.(edition 750). Furthermore the Programm Zeitung Jean-Pierre Faye, Jean Delmas, Boudjema from Art Nürnberg 6, some flyers + colophon page and furthermore 47 origi- Bouhada, etc.; Jean Delor/Pierre Manuel nal signed and dated works (photocopies, collages, assemblages - most artists (concrete photographs), photographs by : with 3 original works) by Vittore Baroni, Wolfgang Hainke, Rainer Resch, Pe- Renata Ponsolt, Alain Pomarède, Ron Testa, ter Krabbe, Richard Meade, Creative Thing, Uwe Warnke, Thomas Günther, Ignacio Gomez, a.o.. Wolfgang Luh, Niall Monro, Heta Norros, Guillermo Deisler, Gerhild Ebel, Jörg Kowalski, Ann Noël, Emmett Williams and Jürgen O. Olbrich.

475-17376.tif [#17376] ART- LANGUAGE. The Journal of conceptual art.

13322-16600.tif Volumes 1, 2, 3 (Coventry, Chipping [#16905] ARTE CONCRETO INVENCIÓN. Revista. Norton, Leamington,Banbury, 1969-1976) Asociación de Arte Concreto Invencion. and 1 book (1972). All first editions, sizes Numero 1 (of 2 publ.) Agosto de 1946. Buenos Aires, 1948. Original vary (21x14,8 cm and some A4). Original selfwrappers, illustrated; 16 pages (28,5 x 19,8 cm). Stapled in the spine; wrappers (all clean and in good with very light soiling and a minimal chip to a corner of the front condition) ). Together with: - Art & cover, in fact a fine copy, and COMPLETE WITH Suplemento Poesía Language, Texte zum Phänomen Kunst (Edgar Bayley/ Simon Contreras (4 pages, 24,5x16,5 cm, printed on und Sprache, 1972. Köln: DuMont. different paper) and the Errata-sheet: Fe de erratas (10x21,5 cm). - German-English edition, 350 pages. Texts by Terry Atkinson, David Bainbridge, • TOGETHER WITH: - Exposición Arte Concreto Invención. Michal Baldwin, Harold Hurrell, Joseph Octubre 1946 Invitation. (4 pages 14,8X 10,5 cm) - Asociación de Kosuth. Arte Concreto Invención. Invención - Arte Concreto Invención. Recto/verso, 2 pp. (23x16 cm) - Manifiesto de los Pintores EUR 1,300.00 Constructivos de Argentina Chile y Uruguay. Septiembre 1962. Essays, aspects and angles on conceptual art. Mimeographed manifest, typewritten, 34x21,5 cm; printed on one Edited by Terry Atkinson, David Bainbridge, side only. Copy with the name of Raul Lozza in handwriting/blue Michael Baldwin, Harold Hurrell. Contribu- ink and red pencil; small tears to the sides over the middle-fold, light tors include: Sol LeWitt, Dan Graham, Mel browning, otherwise Ramsden, Graham J. Howard, Stuart Knight, excellent. Ian BurnJoseph Kosuth, Preston Heller, Joseph Kosuth, etc. Volume 1. Number 1. • Arte Concreto 1969. / Volume 1. Number 2. February 1970. Invención. Sociedad / Volume 1. Number 3. June 1970 / Volume 1. Hebraica Argentina Number 4. November 1971 / Volume 2. Num- Prologue by Ignacio ber 1. February 1972 / Volume 2. Number 2. Pirovano. 1963. Summer 1972 / Volume 2. Number 3. September 1973 / Volume 2. Number Invitation to the 4. (Handbooks to Going-On). June 1974 / Volume 3. Number 1. (Draft for an exposition. Printed in anti-textbook). September 1974 / Volume 3. Number 2. May 1975./ Volume 3. black and yellow; 4 Number 3. June 1976 / Volume 3. Number 4. October 1976. - Art & Language, pages, 12,3x14 cm. Texte zum Phänomen Kunst und Sprache, 1972. Köln: DuMont. German- English edition, 350 pages. Texts by Terry Atkinson, David Bainbridge, • FORUM. Once Michal Baldwin, Harold Hurrell, Joseph Kosuth. Vol 2 no 4 (March 1974), Vol Pintores Constructivos Prologue by 3 No 1 (September 1974) and Vol 3, No 2 (May 1975) were originally printed Maria Laura San Martín. Septiembre in A4 format (this is the first edition, in the reprint these issues were reduced 1966. 4 pages (19x16,5), copy of Raul in size). Lozza; light staining to the outside. • Homenaje a la Vanguardia Argentina década del 40. Text by Nelly Perazzo Poster (36, 5 x17cm). Printed in blue. Junio Julio 1976. Faint folds on the lower

13315-16572.tif part, but otherwise excellent condition. [#16572] ART PRÉSENT. Revue trimestriel • Nelly PERRAZO: Arte Concreto Madi (Revue d’art contemporain). Perceptismo. A mimeographed Nos. 1, 2/3 (all publ.). Paris, Art Présent, 1975-1976. 32 pp.; 64 pp, incl. typwritten text of 4 pages, stapled in left illustrated covers; stapled. 4to. (b/w, photographically illustrated). Light upper corner. soilage; old ownership stamp on frontcovers, otherwise clean. • Agencia Espanola de cooperacion EUR 400.00 internacional, POSTER printed in blue and black on white paper: A 50 años de Directed by Nicol Genetet-Morel, edited by Alain Pomarède. (a.o.): In- la Asociación “Arte Concreto Invención”.

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 11 I. C. I. Julio 1995. Folded thee times, in An archive of the original documents of the movement, Arte Nucleare, excellent clean condition. published by Gallery Schwartz (with small numbering stamp on the right top corner of each item, which refer to the index). Contained are: IL EUR 2,400.00 GESTO. Rassegna Internazionale delle Forme Libere. Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). Important collection of this very rare journal Milano, 1955-1959. Folio, original pictorial wrappers (original lithographs by with interesting added material. Colombo, Fontana, Pomodoro, contribs. By G. Bertini a.o. )., and 26 other original documents, manifests, exhibition catalogues: i.a.: Manifeste de la Edited by Edgar Bayley, Simon Contreras peinture nucléaire (1952), the First Exhibition of the Movimento Nucleare Alfredo Hlito, Raul Lozza; with contributions Milano 1952, “Esposizione Asger Jorn (with original lithograph by Jorn), Gal- by and illustrating works of Tomás Maldonado, leria Lásteriscio, Roma, 1954”, Lithograph by Joe Colombo, Exposizione AKT, Alberto Molemberg, Raúl Lozza, Alfredo Hlito, Esposizione Il Gesto, Contro Lo Stile, Enrico Baj, 1959, Interplanetary Art, Enio Iommi, Lidy Prati, and others. Contains the Sergio Dangelo, Milano 1961 (with signed original engraving, no. 53 of 200). ‘Manifiesto Invencionista Marzo 1946’, also ‘No- Further detail on request. tas para una estética materialista’(Hlito); ‘Sobre invencion poetica’(Bayley); ‘Haia una Musica Invencionists’(Lozza), ‘Lo abstracto y lo concreto en el arte moderno’(Maldonado), etc.; the first of two numbers published.

12100-13701.tif [#13701] ARTES HISPANICAS / HISPANIC ARTS.

14431-18981.tif A magazine of literature, music and visual arts [#18981] ARTE MILANO. Vol. 1, nos. 1-3/4 (all publ.). Richmond, VA, Macmillan for Indiana Mensile dínformazione artistica. University, 1967-1968. Size (h/w): 25,5 x 21,5 cm. (Nos. 1 and 2 show Anno 1 no 1. Maggio 1972. Orig. Wrappers, water staining to edge of covers. Internally clean & unmarked). 32 pp., fine, with: Anno 1 no 3. Dizembre EUR 700.00 1972. Orig wrappers (light wear,name on A complete run of this lavishly produced bi- cover), with Anno 2 no 1. Marzo 1973. Orig lingual literary and artistic periodical edited wrappers, 32 pp.(light wear to the by Willis Barnstone. No. 3/4 (311 pp.) is guest- wrappers). edited by Mary Ellen Solt and surveys world EUR 200.00 concrete poetry, with contributions and manifestos by Ian Hamilton Finlay, Gomring- Attention focused on concrete and conceptual er, the de Campos brothers, Henri Chopin, art, directed by Tilde Riva. English paral- Jonathan Williams, etc. Contributions in nos. lel text. No. 1 Cover: Fontana. with contribs. Dorfles, Apollonio, Baj, Tadini, 1-2 by Borges, Paz (trans. Mark Strand), and Ray Johnson, Kolar, Wunderlich, Allen Jones, Getulio Alviani. No. 2 Cover : Guilllen. Issue no. 1 includes a phonograph Tancredi. Renato Barilli, Paolo Fossato, Gillo Dorfles, Guido ballo, Barbara record of Paz & Borges. Rose. Anno 2 no 1: Emilio Scanavino, Valerio Adami, Christian Schad, Marco Gastini,

14043-18135.tif 489-539B.tif [#18135] ARTICULES [#539] (ARTE NUCLEARE - Il Gesto) - REGISTRATORE Nos. 1 and 2 in one volume (all NUCLEARE. (Tristan Sauvage, Nuclear Art,1962). published). Paris, G.R.A.T., 1979/1980. Milan, Galleria Schwarz, n.d. (1962). 2 volumes, of which the first is a 19 x 21 cm; paperbound; 167 pp. portfolio containing 30 original documents, original artwork (lithographs) and periodical EUR 300.00 (il Gesto) of the Arte Nucleare Movement, and Edited by Gervais Jassaud with Louis the second the edition of ‘Tristan Dalla Fior, Martine Roussanides, Ania Sauvage.-Nuclear Art. N.Y., Maestro, 1962. Starinsky, Keiichi Tahara. Contributions L.4to., 242 pp., cloth, with original by Daniel Buren, Tanaka Min, Albert jacket.,together kept in black cardboard Birot, Gervais Jassaud and others. The slipcase (slipcase a bit soiled, but internally two issues in one, bound “tete beche “. fine). No. 52 of a limited edition of 190 copies. EUR 3,200.00

481-17142C.tif [#18069] ART-RITE Nos. 1-21 (all published), New York, 1973-1978, all original issues, printed on newsprint, 4to., in very good to excellent condition, except for moderate mailing marks on no 3. The Number 13 (Alan Suicide) in the 2 versions. No. 16 was never published. EUR 6,000.00

12 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 11813-13019.tif [#15582] ARTZIEN. A Monthly Review of Art in Amsterdam. Nos. 1-28 (all publ.). Amsterdam, Nov.1978-Nov.1982. In original, pictorial wrappers. Illustrated. EUR 2,000.00

Edited by Michael Gibbs, associate editor: Harry Ruhé. Contributors include: General Idea, Vito Acconci, Reindeer Werk, Al Hansen, Milan Knizak, Law- rence Weiner, Vito Acconci, Davi Det Hompson, Marina Abramovic, Ulises Carrión,, Raul Marroquin, etc. A review on exhibitions, galleries, art events, performances, video showings, etc., paying special attention to innovative work of young artists and art galleries in the alternative scene. Michael Gibbs wrote in his introduction: “Artzien will provide a platform, not only for cov- erage of current exhibitions and events, but also for criticism and debate”. No. Edited by Edit DeAk, Joshua Cohn, Walter 23/24 is a special issue Fluxfest. Initially numbered as vol. 1-3 no. 2 (together Robinson, with contributions by John Har- 22 issues), then continued as nos. 23/24-28. Most articles in English.Focussing rington, Edward Pursor, Ela Troyano, Vito particularly on the marginal and the new, written mostly by artists, : General Acconci, Alan Kaprow, Roger Welch, John Idea, Vito Acconci, Reindeer Werk, Al Hansen, Milan Knizak, Lawrence Howell, Al Moore, Peter Frank, a.o. Covers Weiner, Vito Acconci, Davi Det Hompson, Marina Abramovic, Ulises Car- by William Wegman, Richard Tuttle, Robert rión,, Raul Marroquin, etc. and featuring interviews with General Idea, Vito Ryman, Ed Ruscha, Carl Andre, and others Acconci, Reindeer Werk, Al Hansen, Milan Knizak, and Lawrence Weiner. of the seventies Conceptual and Minimal Art scene. Detail of the issues: No. 1 (cover Les Levine) No. 2 (William Wegman) No. 3 (Richard Tuttle) No. 4 (Yuri) No. 5( Christo) No. 6 (Dorothea Rockburne; cover has diagonal fold as issued) No. 7 (Vito Acconci) No. 8 (Pat Steir, with painted flowers as issued) No. 9 (Robert Ryman) No. 10 (Joseph Beuys) No. 11 - 12 (Edward Ruscha) No. 13 (2 issues with alternate Red and Black Covers by Alan Suicide) No. 14 (Carl Andre) No. 15(Rosemary Mayer) No. 17 (Kim MacConnel) No. 18 (Image Bank) No. 19 in collaboration with LAICA Journal (Chris Burden) No. 20 (Demi) No. 21 (single folded sheet with Judy

528-580.tif Rifka original cut-out drawing of Humpty Dumpty). [#16861] ASA. The Association for the Study of Arts. Poetry music art. Nos. 1-6 (all). Tokyo, 1965-1972. Original wrappers. Added: 1969 ASA Tokyo 1969 ( 12 pages, cover in red and blue); 1971 ASA International Exhibition catalogue ‘spatialisme / concrete poetry’ (16 pp). Minor wear and soilage, excellent 13235-16315.tif set, very rare. [#16315] ARTWORKERS NEWS. EUR 3,000.00 Number 1 (only published issue). Berlin-Pankow (DDR), Bureau Contart 1976. Important visual and concrete Poster. 63x49cm. Offset litograph, rubber art and poetry journal, with texts primarily in Japanese, stamps. Edition of 200 numbered and signed with occasional english and copies. french. With numerous il- EUR 500.00 lustrations and visual petry. Edited by Seiichi Niikuni. A poster publication of Robert Rehfeldt, printed Numbers 1 and 2 have 48 at his Kunstfabrik. For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 13 resp. 44 unnumbered pages stapled between typographical wrapper, later broadsheets, film-reels, photographs, issues have ca. 64 pages each; text in Japanese (title, names and a few texts in scrolls, and recordings on flex- discs kept English); with ills. No. 1 in a box. Aspen is also multi-media in cover printed in black: content, in that various arts are repre- Contribs.incl.: Seiichi sented in each issue; it exemplifies the Niikuni, Fujitomi, 1960’s search for a total experience via a L.C.Vinholes, Toshik- breakdown of traditional categories; it is kiko Simizu, Pierre an exuberant, pretentious magazine. Con- Garnier, Décio Pig- tributors Include Cage, Ruscha, Duchamp, natari, Edgard Braga, Finlay, Paik, Burroughs, Oldenburg, John Harold de Campos, etc.; Lennon/Yoko Ono, etc.; each issue had No. 2 cover printed in another designer (such as Andy Warhol or red: Niikuni, Fujitomi, Quentin Flore).The collation is difficult, Shimizu, Garnier, Seiko and the content of the loose leaf advertis- Kanno, Max Bense, ing section differs in all sets. Vinholes, etc. ; No. 3:’Poetry, music, art.’ Contribs. incl.: Niikuni, Fujitomi, No. 1: designed by George Lois, Tom Alain Arias-Mission, J. Blain, Bremer, Garnier, Kamimura (‘Situation on Courtos, Ralph Tuzzo (tiny scratch to the concrete poetry in Germany), Tsukada, a.o. No. 4: ‘Spatialisme / Concrete front) Poetry’, showing work of Yamanaka, Bory, Carl Fernbach, Allain Arias, o.a. No. 2: design Frank Kirk. No. 5: ‘Spatialisme and Concrete Poetry’ with an article on an exhibition in No. 3: the Fab-issue, designed by Andy the ‘Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam’: Sound texts, concrete poetry, visual texts. Warhol & David Calton (tiny damage to Contribs. by Pierre Garnier, Jochen Gerz, Alain Arias-Misson, Harry Guest, the spine) Sapin, Hideo Kajino, Ian Hamilton, a.o. No. 6: ‘Spatialisme / Concrete Poetry’ No. 4: Marshall McLuhan-issue, designed with articles by Eugen Gomringer (Poesie als Mittel der Umweltgestaltung), by Quentin Fiore. (small clean repair to Seiichi Niikuni (Language and photographs in a poem) and work of Gerz, the spine) Arias-Misson, Kamimura, Bory, Parmiggani, Jiri Valochs, a.o. No. 5/6: Brian O’Doherty, David Dalton, (A 7th volume was apparently published at the Tenth Anniversary of the ASA Lynn Letterman; complete with the 5 group, around 1974, but is not included in this set). flexidisks (with Marcel Duchamp). This white box in unsual good, clean condition. Complete with the very rare film reel: Four Films by Four Artists. Reel of super-8 film, comprising four film clips: Hans Richter Rhythm 21. Laszlo Moholy-Nagy Lightplay (excerpt). Robert Morris and

535-18950b.tif Stan VanDerBeek Site (excerpt) Robert [#18950] ASPEN. The Magazine in a Box. Rauschenberg Linoleum (excerpt). Nos. 1-10 (complete set) incl. no. 6A. and no. 10 (very rare) New York, No. 6A: The Judson Manipulations (this is- 1965 - Winter/Spring 1971. All in the original boxes and portfolios. All sue was distributed only to the subscribers inserts are present,also those for 6A, (with the rare original mailing in New York;contents kept in the mailing envelop present, albeit damaged by the mail and roughly opened). original mailing envelope. With wear of having been through the mail and opened -No 5/6 (the White box) unusually fresh and clean, complete with all on one side, but very rare). the supplements, THE ORIGINAL FILM REEL, the flex-discs, etc. ; No. 7 : British Box. comp. by Mario -No. 7 (British Box) in fine condition (still flat and undamaged). Amaya, design John Kosh. This fragile box - No. 10 (Oriental Box) extremely rare, still flat and undamaged as in unusual excellent condition, still flat the issued. way it was mailed. No. 8: Art/Information/Science, ed. Dan An exceptional set of Aspen, in this Graham/design George Maciunas (one condition, almost impossible find. item in xerox). Light wear on the edges; -TOGETHER with (the original edition No. 9: Dream Weapon, ed. Angus & Hetty and Precursor to Aspen Magazine No. MacLise (light soilage to edges) 6A) - MANIPULATIONS. Editor: John No. 10: Devoted to oriental art, design Hendricks. New York, Judson Gallery, Nori Sinoto. The rarest volume. (this 1967. One of 500 copies. Loose materials misses sections 13 (not published cf. the UBU- laid into the original printed folder. A index series of works edited by John No 14 is an order form Hendricks, intact printed envelope only, we have it in (26,5x18,5 cm, cover designed by Ralph copy) Ortiz, in good condition, some wear and small tears on the opening side and lower edges). EUR 15,000.00

An exceptionally good set of he first three dimensional magazine, edited by Phyllis Johnson, inspired on the multi-media char- acter of vanguard art of the 60’s. A typical issue contains an assortment of booklets in various sizes and types, reproductions,

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11458-12282A.tif [#18827] ASSEMBLING [#19556] AU (ART UNIDENTIFIED), Magazine Nos. 1-11 (all publ.but a Number 12 Offered here is a group of 12 different issues of the Poster Magazine appeared later in 1986, see AU, the successor and continuation of GUTAI, published by Shozo addition). Gnilbmessa Inc., Shimamoto,1928-2013 (one of the founding members of the Japanese Assembling Press, Brooklyn, Avant-garde Art-Movement GUTAI and editor of AU Poster Magazine 1970-1981. 4to. Original pictorial [Art Unidentified] after Gutai was dissolved. The Art Unidentified wrappers. Number 1 with Association was its successor. Published and distributted from signature of Kostelanetz on first Nishinomiya. Japan. Texts are in English and Japanese, and page. photographic illustrations are abundant. Most of the material is folded • Added: Volume 12. 1986. Compiled by Charles Doria, Robin as it was send through the mail (all issues and prints were sent through Middleman, Jude Schwendenwien and Leslie Hollis Soga. the mail (mainly to mail art collectors in The Netherlands). • Together with Precisely Nos. 1-16 (published in 6 issues of which 6/9 is identical to Assembling vol. 9). New York, 1977. 8vo. Original [#19597] AU 46. 1981.9.30]. One sheet illustrated wrappers [42 X 60 cm.] illustrated, printed in • Together with: Assembling Assembling One issue. Brooklyn, 1978. 4to. black and verso in red, folded 5 times. Original wrappers. Edited by Shozo Shimamoto. Important information poster announcing projects EUR 7,500.00 of periodicals and exhibitions, on verso Complete collection. Collective art- entitled “AU Mail Art map” with the list of ist’s landmark publication compiled mail-art exhibitions world-wide and the by Henry Korn, Richard Kostela- list of participants, in Japanese. netz and Mike Metz with original EUR 300.00

14633-20114.tif art-contributions by Vito Acconci, Elizabeth Ginsberg, Adele Aldridge, [#20114] AU 57. 1983.8.1. One sheet Alan Coleman, John Baldessari, Neil [42 X 60 cm.] illustrated, printed in Baldwin, John Furnival, Shoichi black, folded 5 times Kiyokawa, Richard Meltzer, Jonathan Price, Ed Ruscha a.o. Together with A Bright Shadow & Dark Shadow; Ryosuke Precisely edited by Richard Kostela- Cohen, Mail Art; Shogun. English text, netz, Stephen Scobie, Sheldon Frank, verso Japanese. Paul Zelevansky, Loris Essary, Dick EUR 250.00 Higgins and Karl Young. “Eighth/Assembling” appeared as two volumes, 14633-20138.tif alphabetically divided. “Ninth Assembling” is at the same time “Precisely” No. [#20138] AU 60. 1983.12.1. One sheet 6/7/8/9. [42 X 60 cm.] illustrated, printed in -Assembling 12 was collated and bound at the Douglass Campus of Rutgers black, folded 5 times University, New Brunswick, NJ, by members of the Mason Gross School of the Arts, Visual Arts Department. Japanese Artists up a dead end street. By Lloyd Dykk, Sun Art Critic EUR 250.00

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[#20117] AU 66. 1984.12.1.] One sheet[42 X 60 cm.]illustrated, printed in black, folded 5 times Obsolete body suspensions, a.o. EUR 250.00

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 15 14633-20119.tif 594-19765A.tif [#20119] AU 73. 1985.11.20. One sheet [#19765] AVALANCHE [42 X 60 cm.] illustrated, printed in Nos. 1-13 (all publ.). New York, Fall 1970 - Summer 1976. Unbound, black, folded 5 times original pictorial wrappers; sq.4to for the first 8 issues, then tabloid Le Esprit de Edo: scarves. Phoptographs. format; numerous illustrations and photographs. Composed as follows: EUR 250.00 - Nos. 1-8. New York, Fall 1970 - Summer/Fall 1973. In original 14633-20115.tif wrappers, (with the green folder stapled in the middlespread of no 8 complete with contents). All in very good to fine condition. [#20115] AU 75 . 1986. 3.10.] One Then became: - Avalanche NEWSPAPER: - Nos. 9-13 (=last published). sheet [42 X 60 cm.]illustrated, printed New York, NY: Center for New Art Activities.1974-Summer 1976. The in black, folded 5 times set in extremely good to fine condition, both the first 8 square issue as Gion Festival, G.A.Cavellini. the more fragile newspapers/tabloids nos. 9-13. Offered together with EUR 300.00 this complete set is a copy of the facsimile-edition, with introduction

14633-20118.tif and extras (as described below). [#20118] AU 76 . 1986.4.1. One sheet EUR 10,000.00 [42 X 60 cm.] illustrated, printed in An unusually well preserved black, folded 5 times complete set, in very fine to near Editor: Sumiko Kim, Japan. Over 100 photo- mint condition of this important graphs of Shimamoto’s travelling tour 1986 conceptual art magazine, published in 10 countries. Contribs, Shozo Shimamoto, by Willoughby Sharp, edited by Misao Kusumoto, Yoyoi Yoshitome, Andrej Elizabeth Béar. At the time, Sharp Tisma, Robert Rehfeldt, Karster Matthes, was a New York-based art historian Ryosuke Cohen, Sonja Krepp, Lutz Wohl- and independent curator and Béar rad etc. an underground magazine editor EUR 300.00 who had recently moved to New 14633-20140.tif York from London. They published the first issue in 1970 and collabo- [#20140] AU 81. 1986. 18.10. One sheet rated on 13 issues from 1970 to 1976. [42 X 60 cm.] illustrated, printed in They both conducted the interviews black, folded 5 times and conversations with the artists. Au Exhibition A Seattle. Avalanche focused on art from the EUR 200.00 perspective of artists rather than 14633-20141.tif critics, and investigated new forms of art that were developing in the U.S. and Europe with a radical new media [#20141] AU 83. 1987.Jan.15. One sheet format--probing interviews, extensive use of photography and dynamic [42 X 60 cm.] illustrated, printed in layouts. For many artists, publication in Avalanche preceded a one-person black, folded 5 times gallery or museum show. EUR 200.00 • 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 AU 103, 1990. Art Unidentified - Posterformat 60x42cm, [#20123] him, and on Vito Acconci, Terry Fox, Yves Klein, Bruce Nauman, Dennis folded to 10x21cm – color illustration(fullsheet) of performance Oppenheim, Klaus Rinke, Richard Serra, Wm. Wegman, incl. a photo of by Sujin Commitee +Tetsuo Fuji + Shoze Shimamoto at Tokyo Matta-Clark-installation and Bas Jan Ader: Fullpage b+w photo of ‘Too sad Metropolitan Museum to tell you’ and text in the Rumble-section. 17th AU International Contemporary Art Exhibition. Contribs. Dannis • No. 3: (Post-Studio Sculpture). Cover photograph of Barry Le Va. Interview Banks, Tetsuo Fuji, Misao Kusumoto, Jessica Lipnack, Sujin Commitee, Shozo with David Tremlett and features on Jacks (Gordon Matta-Clark), contri- Shimamoto, Jeffrey Stamps, Yoyoi Yoshitome etc. butions by Italo Scanga, George Trakas and on Barry Le Va (his picture on EUR 300.00 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.

586-640.tif [#640] AUSGABE. • No. 5: (Performance). Cover photograph of Yvonne Rainer. Contributions Braco Dimitrijevic; Joseph Beuys (talking at Documenta 5); Jannis Kounel- Ein Kunst- und Literaturmagazin. lis (interview); Phil Glass; Keith Sonnier; Yvonne Rainer (interview) Heft 1-7 (all publ.). Berlin, Köln, (Ausgabe • No 6: (Vito Acconci). Cover photograph of Vito Acconci and number Verlag). Mai 1976-1983/84. Original pictorial devoted to him. wrappers; illustrated. • No.7: (Humor). Cover Man Ray (name of the dog, photo by William EUR 800.00 Wegman). Interview with General Idea. Edward Ruscha, Interview with Van Schley (“Different Strokes for Different Folks”, which is a green folder, Edited by Armin Hundertmark. Contributions by stapled in the middlespread, intact but without the postcard insert), Man Eric Andersen, George Brecht, Günter Bruss, Em- Ray, Do you want to. (interview with William Wegman by Liza Béar). mett Williams, Dieter Roth, Hansjürgen Bulkows- ki, Per Kirkeby, a.o. • No. 8: (Sculpture & Performance). Cover Robert Smithson. Exchange ‘73; A Drinking Sculpture, Gilbert & George. Memorial issue for Robert Smith- son. Features Robert Morris, Tina Girouard, Chris Burden and others.

16 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 609-12842.tif Continued in a changes format: --NEWSPAPERS: [#12842] AXE. Revue. (Now Published by Center for New Art Activities, Nos. 1-3 (all publ.). Antwerp, Guy Schraenen, 1975-1976. 4to; with Inc., New York.) As detailed below, each issue has numerous supplements, loose in the original wrappers as published, several pages of general information, messages, rum- copies the regular edition of 370copies. (light soilage to the wrappers, bles, films, publications, etc. as well as several pages back wrapper of no 3 somewhat shaven, internally fine). of advertising and the more specific contents are: • No. 9: June 1974. Issue dedicated to video and per- EUR 1,000.00 formance art. Texts by Willoughby Sharp, William Ed. by Guy Schraenen, Wegman, Joseph Beuys (contains partial transcript and to be considered of Joseph Beuys’ first US peformance at the New the successor to Henri School), Iincludes interviews with Vito Acconci, Chopin’s publication OU. Keith Sonnier, Richard Serra, Robert Bell, Wil- With contribs. of Belgian loughby Sharp and Dennis Oppenheim, Boris Wall avant-garde artists like Gruphy. 36 pages. Degottex, Ung no Lee, • No. 10: December 1974. Cover photo Jack Smith. Bernard Heidsieck, Bram Contents: Hans Haacke, Manet Project ‘74; Daniel Bogart, etc., who contrib- Buren, Kunst bleibt Politik; Simone Forti, Dancing uted mounted illustrations at the fence; Stephen Laub, Projections, interview by and objects, printed on Willoughby Sharp; Jack Smith, Fear Ritual of Shark several stocks, many fold- Museum (Centerfold) ; Joel Fisher. As strong as a ing plates. Each volume spiders web; Terry Fox: Children’s Videotapes (in- includes a vinyl record terview); Gordon Matta-Clark: Splitting (interview); by Henri Chopin, Brion The Phil Glass Ensemble (interview by Willoughby Gysin and Sten Harison Sharp after Music in Twelve Parts performance). 52 respectively. 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 13436-16862.tif Anderson. Confessions of a Street Talker; Contact [#16862] Improvisation (Laura Chapman, Scott Jones, Annette La Rocque, Daniel Lepkoff, Steve Paxton, Karen THE AYLESFORD REVIEW. Radler, David Woodbury; Steve Paxton: Like the A literary quarterly sponsored by Famous Tree (Dialogue with Liza Béar). 40 pages. English Carmelites. • No. 12: Winter 1975. Cover Photo Barbara Dil- Collection of 5 concrete/visual poetry numbers ley. Contents: Robin Winters: Fairly regular hours; related to Dom Sil vester Houedard, published Robert Wilson & Christopher Knowles: Because 1963-1965: Aylesford Priory: St Albert’s Press, Why; Alexis Smith: Anteroom; Rita Myers: A remote intimacy; Michael 1964. Stapled wrappers, slightly dusty, but good McClard: Mumbo Jumbo; Barbara Dilley: In the ‘Dancing Room’; Barbara copies. (Detail below) Dilley Dancing, a picture autobiography. 40 pages. • No. 13: Summer 1976. Cover photo: “Trial Balance”. This printed with EUR 300.00 colour red added. Contents: Fitzgibbon:Colleen; Jim Roche:Straight Razor; Important for concrete and visual poetry for the collaboration of Dom Reiner Ruthenbeck:Eclipse; Bas Jan Ader: In search of the miraculous; Silvester Houedard. Meredith Monk: Invocation/Evocation; Diego Cortez: An obvious kind of • Volume V No.3 Summer 1963. Aylesford Priory: St Albert’s Press, 1963. eyesore. 48 pages. Includes ‘Beat and Afterbeat - Poetry and Theology’ by Dom Silvester • ADDED TO THIS SET AND INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: Facsimile Houedard boxed edition in a limited edition of 100 signed and numbered by Liza • Volume VI No. 2 Spring 1964. Includes Review of Reviews: Cisatlantic Béar and Willoughby Sharp. Produced by PRINTED MATTER. Num- Scenery by Dom Silvester Houedard Volume ber 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 • VI No.3 Summer / Autumn 1964. Includes ‘To Freshen our Sense of the bound paperback. Accompanied by a certificate signed by both Liza Béar Language’ by Dom Silvester Houedard. and Willoughby Sharp shortly before Sharp’s death in December 2008. • Volume VI No.4 Winter 1964-65. With inserted printed xmas poem on The publication is 1,016 pages and illustrated throughout; is housed in a folded card by Dom Silvester Houedard heavy duty, laminated, archival box measuring 10.5 x 19.5 x 2.5 inches. The • Volume VII No.I Spring 1965. 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. 13171-16195.tif [#16195] BAB ILU. Rivista del gruppo “A” di Bologna (Rivista di letteratura). Nos. 1-2 (all publ.). Bologna, 1962. Original pictorial wrappers; (38 pages text+8 ills.; 44 pages). (Light soilage; blank back cover of the second issue with closed tear; otherwise very good). EUR 1,600.00

Direttore: Adriano Spatola, Redattori: Miro Bini, Gianni Celati, Giuseppe Landini, Vittorio Puccetti (No. 2 with Aurelio Ceccarelli, Claudio Altarocca, Carlo Conti Marcello). Texts by the various editors and by Emilio Vila, Alain

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 17 Jouffroy, Alberto Tomiolo, Renato del Bono, Carlo Negri, Ettore Baldini; in no. 2: Roberto Roversi, Claudio Altarocca, Patrizia Vicinelli, Vic Detassi (In memo- riam Charlie Parker), Bruno Camoirano, Il Teatro a Bologna (Badini, Cappelli, Cavalli, Dursi, Guazotti, Malavasi, etc.). The illustrations depict work of Leoni, Nino Crociani, Giuseppe Landini; in no. 1: ‘La giovane pittura bolognese nel 1961’. No. 2 prints on the frontcover: ‘Siamo contro: Moravia, Roversi, Rendiconti, Pasolini, Piovene. Siamo con, Anceschi, Zolla, Banfi, following and continuing the Generation of the Fifties. Experimental and Balestrini, Villa, Cesaire, Robbe-Grillet.’ concrete poetry, ready-mades, by o.a. Buddingh, van Geel, Jan Hanlo, Jos Rut- ing, T.M.F. Steen, Campert, M. Stigter, Bert Voeten, E. Warries, a.o.

632-17990d.tif [#16077] BARBARBER. Tijdschrift voor teksten.

13114-16748.tif Nos. 1-91 (all published, [#16609] BIG VENUS. (Big Big Venus, Big Big Big Venus, nos-1-87 of the first series Queen Camel Sister To Big Venus). and nos 88-91 published Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). London, Big Venus (Printed by Roy and Erica later, see below). Eden), 1969-1970.(no. 1 quarto, nos.2-4 small quarto, mimeographed Amsterdam, 1958-1971 and (varying from 33 -62 pages), stapled in the original wrappers (nos. 3-4 1989-1999/2019.. Original illustrated, nos. 1-2 with lettering in the front-page); apart from a little wrappers; tall narrow folio wear a good set. (no. 1, 8vo.); till no 35 stencilled. (Only no. 9 is EUR 1,000.00 lacking but is supplied in Edited by Nick Kimberley, Contributors include photocopy). No. 75 is the Richard Brautigam, Clayton Eshleman, Bill Butler, record by Jan Hanlo. All in Andrew Crozier, Carl Weissner, Claude Pelieu, original first edition and in Bob Cobbing, Charles Plymell, Allen Fisher, George Brecht, John Ashbery, Peter Straub, Ge- good condition (except rard Malanga (in no. 3, conversation with Andy some damage on lower Warhol,and others during the filming of ‘Empire’, part of front-cover of Paul Buck (in no 2 included text ‘a cunt not fit for no. 7) the queen’, Fred Buck, and others. Volume four is ADDITIONS: nr. 47B (= Gemeen Goed Uitgave nummer 3, december titled “Queen Camel sister to BIG VENUS.” 1976; a small portfolio) - Barbarber 1968: Vouwblad met 3 gedichten. Folded sheet. Edited, numbered, and signed by the three poets: J.Bernlef, G.Brands, K. Schippers, in only 50 copies.

- Numbers 88 and 89 (Published 19 years later) Barbarber 88. Oude 14556-19374o.tif kuk Reinold Kuipers: c’est notre père. N.pl. (Amst.), J. Bernlef, G. [#19374] BILE Brands and K. Schippers, “26 augustus 1989”, (4)p., linocut by P.Y. DE A group of 19 (of 25 published) VRIES, printed by Ser J.L. Prop in 75 copies, orig. wr., sm. folio. = “Deze unnumbered and undated issues, uitgave is gemaakt voor Reinold Kuipers, ter gelegenheid van zijn including “transparent BILE issue.” vijfenzeventigste verjaardag (...) Barbarber 89. N.pl. (Amst.), Barbarber, Publisher: Bradley Lastname, No Tickee/ 1990, bottle of wine (Côtes du Ventoux, Domaine la Reynarde 1988) w. No Washee Enterprises. Chicago, IL printed colophon label on the back. - Sm. scratch on front label. = Very 1978–1984. Red, green, blue, and black rare, unopened bottle. “Barbarber 89 verschijnt in een oplage van 144 offset on white, red, yellow and exemplaren in februari 1990. Elk nummer is door de redactie transparent paper. Staple bound. Edition gesigneerd.” Signed by J. BERNLEF, G. BRANDS and K. SCHIPPERS. of 200. 6 issues are numbered and PLUS: Together with No. 90 (Barbarber Alfabet). Amsterdam, Em. signed by Bradley Lastname in ink on Querido, 1990. 3975 pages, bound,with orig.wrapper: by J.Bernlef, G. recto.One issue with a postcard signed Brands and K. Schippers; by Lastname. Very good condition. Mostly ca. 28 x 21,5 cm., but one - No. 91. Barbarbar DVD. 1991. and extra edition: BBB-Extra Zending. issue smaller size (21,5 x 17,5 cm). One issue with “Exquisite Corpse Published by Demian at the occasion of the exhibition in Antwerp Supplement” (movable transparent paper); One issue is called “Scratch 2018/2019. and Sniff”; There is one larger issue transparent paper,unfolding to EUR 5,000.00 43,5 x 28, with large insert / Bile Broadside 3 (Charlotte Moorman’s Video Mastectomy) and another issue contains Bile Broadside 4 (on Edited by J. Bernlef, G. Brands and K. Schippers. Extremely rare complete red paper, 40), and one issue smaller 21,5x17,5 cm. Added: three issues set (initially from an edition of 100 copies only) of one of the most influen- with mailed envelopes to Jeffrey Cook tial periodicals of literary avant-garde and innovation in The Netherlands, EUR 3,500.00 18 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 13266-16422.tif Artist magazine. Edited by Bradley Lastname. Graphic magazine with illus- [#16422] BLACK GATE trations, text, and image collage, photocopied and rubberstamped. The titles “A Newspaper Dedicated to World-wide is based on the mail art magazines VILE and FILE, resounding LIFE (Red and White logo). Many contributions are influenced by or based on Surrealist Unity and Interest”. New York City. April 1967: themes. Bile has a handmade feeling, some issues with special features added, Number 1 ( all published). Folded as issued e.g.: two issues with a venticular eye glued to the page that blinks open and (28x21,5, folding out to a poster). closes as the issue is moved around (cf Allen p.244). EUR 450.00

Editors: Otto Piene and Aldo Tambellini. A poster-magazine published on occassion of the founding of The Black Gate (Theatre) announcing Program 1: The Proliferation of the Sun by Otto Piene and Blackout by Tambellini in March + April 1967 and future programs with Takahiko Limura, Kosugi and Nam June Paik. Two b+w circular photo portraits of Piene and Tambellini. Extensive biographies. Statement “ Black Gate is an empty room a testing ground for radical experiences. Artists of all media are invited to use it for experimental purposes ...”

13276-18379a.tif [#18379] BLAKETIMES Vol. 1 & 2 (complete). San Francisco: Cloud House (nd, c. 1980). [52 pp & 166 pp]. Two volumes, both fine. Side-stapled. EUR 400.00

An odd accumulation of mimeographed or photocopied found poems, newspaper articles, drawings, and more traditional submissions and reprints of work by Jack Micheline, Pancho Aguila, Leonel Rugama (a Sandinista fighter), Kirby Doyle, Ira Cohen, Nanao Sakaki, Guerilla Art Action Group, Antler, Simon Ortiz, Snyder, Kyger, Jack Kerouac

12803-15503.tif (reprinting “Berkeley Song in F Major”), Ginsberg, [#16402] BIT. Arte oggi in Italia/ art: McClure, and many others. what’s happening in Italy today. Vol. 1 nos. 1-6; Vol. 2 nos. 1-4 (all published). Milano, Editore “Ed. 912. Edizioni di cultura contemporanea”. Together 10 numbers in 9 (no. 3-4 is a double issue, printed and bound as “tête-bèche” with a cover for each issue).

14027-18065a.tif Unbound in the original wrappers, some very [#18065] BLAST. light dust-soilage, otherwise in good to a collective artists’periodical, excellent condition. Number 6 with the screw. Joseph Nechvatal publisher: Jordan EUR 3,500.00 Crandall of X-Art Foundation, New York. A Art magazine pulished by “Ed.912, focusing on collective artists’ periodical, a box incl. small contemporary avant-garde art and art movements objects and printed matter, ed. X-Art in or related to Italy. With important Fluxus issue. Foundation, New York Published in English with parallel Italian text. • Blast 1, red cardboard box, ca. 45 x 34 x 3,5 cm; incl. Weiner and other Daniela Palazzoli Dirretore responsabile / Editor. (anonymous) artists, n.d. (1991). (This box also referred to as the Comitato editoriale / Editorial council: Ger- mano Celant, Mario Diacono,Daniela Palazzoli, Blue Box in 1996 Art Review) Tommasso Trin. Richly illustrated issues varying • Blast 2: The Spatial Drive, 1992, yellow cardboard box, ca. 51 x 38 x 4 in length from 32 - 126 pages. Contributions by cm, incl. Marina Abramovic, Mary Kelly, Hélio Oiticica, a.o. and features on: Bruno Munari (letter, in No. 1), • Blast 3, black cardboard box, anonymous contributions included. Kounellis, Schifano, Enrico Baj, Dan Flavin, Jon Phetteplace, Gianni Emilio This box “Remaking Civilisation”, dated 1993. Simonetti, Lamberto Pignotti, Concert Fluxus (in no 2), Arman, Brecht, Cage, Castellano, Twombly, Tinguely, Wesselman, Alviani, Scheggi, Arakawa, • Blast 4: Bioinformatica, dark green cardboard box, 1995; Art objects Bauermeister, Warhol, Vautier, etc.; Interview with Lucio Fontana (No. 5), collection. Box and fitted lid, 15 x 12 x 3 inches. Limited to 500 copies. Biennale di Venezia, Celant, Triennale di Milano, Documenta Kassel, News Containing eight works on paper, one floppy disk, 17 multiples, nine on Galleries and Exhibitions in Italy. Later issues include also articles on artist’s publications, 15 printed leaves, one collage, one subscription cinema, theatre, music and the current student movements (Anno 2 no 2 on card, one CD, one photograph, one slide transparency and one Rudi Dutschke). See: Maffei/Peterlin, p. 71/73. poster. All 4 together, believed all published. EUR 1,800.00

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 19 Joseph Nechvatal publisher: Jordan Crandall of X-Art Foundation, New York. Sarah Rossiter, Vincent Labaume, a.o. No. 7: Décalages/Discrepancies; No. It has been impossible to determine if the contents of the boxes is complete, 8: Des Laboratoires; No. 9: Nouvelle Montricités’ No. 10: Des Féminités. No. most of the objects included are unsigned, unnamed and not registered in 11: Extreme Beautés; No. 12. Guérillas; No. 12 bis Moblilisation générale. No. any way. The boxes were obtained directly from the collector who received 13: La Fête! The Bloc is not concerned with groups, collectives and felicitous, them at the time, and he claims that they are as then received. amnesic congeries. Quite to the contrary, it offers a cross-fertilization of individuals and events, a certain notion of condensation. Nothing else than a sounding board for contemporary sensibiblity...”.

14682-19645G.tif [#19645] BLOKNOOT Year 1 no 3, 5, 6, 7 (out of 7 numbers published). Arnhem, bloknoot, no.date (1969 -1971). (tipped-in) (woodcut) plates and ills., orig. not unif. wr., 8vo/ 4to [No. 5 (2nd series, no.1, publ. in 150 numb. copies); R. VAN AARSSEN, Zelfs geen teken van herkenning (Bloknoot, 2nd series no.2, publ. in 75 numb. copies, orig. tipped-in woodcuts by I. PETERS) and G.J. DE ROOK, Proefonderzoek (Bloknoot, 2nd series, no. 3, printed in 75 numb. copies.] EUR 1,400.00

14046-18138a.tif [#18138] BLOCK 11 NI VU NI CONNU. N.p., 1985. Assembling: 30x22 cm., stapled, unpaginated EUR 200.00 Periodical for concrete poetry, edited by Ruud van Aarssen, Robert Joseph Original contributions: xerox, and Gerrit Jan de Rook. With contributions by Ivo Vroom, Nahl Nucha, Paul stencil, original colour addi- de Vree (Het Maagdenhuis) Marten Hendriks, Hans Clavin, G.J. de Rook, tions. The number of copies Ivo Vroom, Peter Nijmeijer, Jaap Wieseman, J.L.Schmitz, Pee Pierre Hen- (14.000) are surely false. Not in driks, Hans de Vries, Rioberth Joseph (handcoloured intervention), h.w.l.van Pernecky Zuuren, A. Kuik, Martianne Knops, Sikke, e.a he contribution of Paul de Vree was pasted to the page, The contributionby Toon Vesrtappen of the film on Robert Joseph has a pasted-on handcoloured intervention, the contribution by G.J. de Rook is a poem readable in 531.441 different ways (handcut pages). Rare. (Pernecky).

798-19535H.tif [#19535] BLOCNOTES. Art Contemporain. Nos. 1-13 (all publ.) Paris, Automne 1992-sept/ oct.1996. Original pictorial boards.; complete 803-19436a.tif with No. 12 bis. [#19436] BLURB. Onregelmatig verschijnend tijdschrift onder red. van Simon Vinkenoog. EUR 1,500.00 Nos. 1-8 (all publ.). Paris, (June) 1950 - (June) 1951. In original parts Text in French & English. Edited by Frank Perrin, (selfwrappers) as published; illustrated. Limited ed. of ab. 200 copies Armelle Leturq, Fr.-Claire Prodhon, Jerôme Sans, per number. (In good condition, slight browning and closed marginal Pascal Pique, Terry R. My- tears to nos.1 and 8; no. 6 with handwritten ownership name in ink in ers. Thematic issues: the right upper corner). A nice set of this mimeographed periodical. No. 1: ‘Stratégies Added: broadside prospectus, signed by Ad den Besten (stencilled, d’Exposition’. No. 2: ‘Epi- inserted in no 6). demic’. No. 3: ‘Dispositifs Contemporains’. No. 4: EUR 2,200.00 ‘Champs d’Utopies’. No. 5: Dérives d’Hexagone’. No. 6: ‘Économies & Système de l’Art. Contr. incl.: Larry Clarck, L. Cottingham, Thomas Wulffen, Rob- ert Fleck, Roberto Ohrt, Philippe Régnier, René Viau, Luk Lambrecht,

20 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com One of the important periodicals of the generation of the Fifties in the toning, good condition. -Number 2. 17 Netherlands; edited and with contributions by Simon Vinkenoog (sole author june 1969. Editor: Ugo Carrega. Publisher: for nos. 1-3), Hans Andreus, Lodeizen, Remco Campert, Jan Hanlo, Paul Centro Tool, Milan. Dimensions: Diverse. Rodenko, Hugo Claus, W.F. Hermans, Ad den Besten, etc.; with ills. by Russell 19 sheets, unnumbered, mostly folding Sully (in no. 1), Jaap Nanninga, Paul Rodenko, Corneille (in no 5,”pour Hugo and with illustrations in b/w, Stencilled. Claus” and the cover of no. 8), Simon Vinkenoog. The added prospectus Binding: Folded, stapled and loose pages. is solliciting subscribers for the De Windroos Series (“Aan de lezers van It has no covers, contained in ( original Blurb”; uitgeversmmaatschappij Holland), signed by Ad den Besten.One of ?) plastic pouch, With loosely inserted the important periodicals of the generation of the Fifties in the Netherlands; a booklet of 12 pages on yellow stock, stapled edited and with contributions by Simon Vinkenoog (sole author for nos. 1-3), together, 5x21 cm., plus another stapled booklet Hans Andreus, Lodeizen, Remco Campert, Jan Hanlo, Paul Rodenko, Hugo of 4 pages on yellow stock,5x21 cm., with the Claus, W.F. Hermans, Ad den Besten, etc.; with ills. by Russell Sully (in no. 1), names of the participating artists: Michele Per- Jaap Nanninga (in no 2), Paul Rodenko, Corneille (in no 5 and the cover of fetti, Madeline Gins, Pantabox, Landi, Blazek, no. 8), Simon Vinkenoog. The added prospectus is solliciting subscribers for Nebesky, Valoch, Carregam Zurbrugg, Ben- the De Windroos Series (“Aan de lezers van Blurb”; uitgeversmmaatschappij tivoglio, Ulrichs, Caruso, Hans Clavin, Accame, Holland), signed by Ad den Besten. Etlinger, a.o. Condition: Very good. Yellowed- age toning. Loosely inserted: Universal Declara- tion for the Rights of Man; and a Signatories form for the Abolition of Military Service (both in Italian). - Number: 3. 17 october 1970. Authors &

804-16782A.TIF Editors: Ugo Carrega and Tomaso Kemeny. Publisher: [#16782] BO HEEM E UM Centro Tool, Milan. Cover: work by Tomaso Kemeny. 21 x 21 cm. 14 pages. unnumbered. Stencilled on paper Nos. 1-5 (all published). Greenock, Scotland/ (inside) or on cardboard (covers).black ink. Bind- Sherborne (UK), South Street Publication. ing: White plastic sliding rod. Condition: Very good. 1968. (4 issues, as number 2 was never Yellowed-age toning. Contributions by: John Furbival, published). Ca 20,5x16,5 cm., stapled, Magd.Mussio, N.Garnier, Sarenco, J.F.Bory, A.L.Totino, Julian Blaine, Anzelm 14pp/12pp/10pp/12pp. Mimeographed, Hollo, Finlay, V.Accame, a.o,. Kitasono Katué, Edg.A.Vigo, Jochen Gerz, Eu- letterpress. (Small stain on frontcover of the gen Gomringer, Clemente Padi, Jan Hamilton Finlay, Jean Claude Moineau, first number, otherwise good and clean Eug.Miccini, Giuseoppe Chiari, Mario Diacono copies). Rare complete. EUR 1,200.00

Concrete poetry journal. Edited by Thomas A. Clark. Contributors: Julien Blaine; Charles Verey;

13841-17653B.tif Dom Sylvester Houedard; E, Young E; C. Torrance; G. Smith; Charles Verey; John Sharkey; M. Clark; [#18139] BOX CAR. George Dowden; etc. Number 5 is Thomas A. Magazine for the Arts. Clark’s “Alexander’s gaze”. Numbers 1 and 2 (all published). Los Angeles, CA, 1983. Both issues in the original wrappers, 27,5x21,5 cm; cover of the first issue sunned at the upper end, and lightly stained. 80 and 128 pages, with numerous illustrations. 13304-19896A.tif EUR 300.00 [#19896] BOLLETINO TOOL. Bolletino aperiodico di informazione sulle forme e le attività della poesia avanzata. Editor: Paul Vangelisti, with Leland Hickman, Don Sugos, Stephen Moore. No. 1: Contributions by Nos.1-3 ( all published). Milano, Edizioni Tool. 1 april 1968 - 17 ottobre Keisho Okayama; Llyn Foulkes; Paul Vangelisti; 1970. Orig.wrappers, or loose as issued. Number 2 still in the original Dennis Phillips; Peter levitt; John Giorno; David plastic wrapper. Together with: - Poster on the occasion of First Bromage; Jed Rasula, a.o. No. 2: Second and last Exhibition on Tool Center: Takahashi Shohachiro: photopoems, issue; Includes contributions by: Don Suggs, Ed bookpoems. blockpoems environmental circuits. Tool Center. Milan. Moses, Joel Bass, Rovbert Crosson, Zeke Berman, 11th - 22th January of 1971. 49´5 x 35 cms. Offset on paper. Condition: Stephen Moore, Paul Vangelisti, Jed Rasula, John Very good. With four folds how it was sent by the postal service. Clarke, John Taggart, Gerald Burns, Charles Stein, Maxwell Nielsen,a.o. Contains poetry, art and EUR 4,000.00 photographs. Assembled magazine and magazine as object of art -Number 1. 1 aprile 1968. Redattore: Carrega. 23 sheets,stencilled,recto only, 29,5x21cm, stapled on top; cover by Alberto Grifi. Lossely inserted a subscription form on pink, and a

large folding poster:Anaexplosion.La Nuova anarchia.7/1/68 Genova. Light 14470-19083a.tif [#19083] BULLSHIT Nos. 01-02 (all publ.). Milano, Multhipla Edizioni, 1991/92. Two numbers, 34,5x49 cm., 8 pages, foldedn (light wear over the fold). EUR 600.00

Edited by Gino Di Maggio & Allan Kaprow (the second issue only Di Maggio. No. 01 [october/

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 21 november 1991] No. 02 [February/March 1992]. English texts, design by Bruno Trombetti. First number entirely devoted to Kaprow, 7 environ- ments, with texts by him and pictures of his Happenings between 1957 and 1964. The second number dedicated to Ben Patterson ( with texts by him), photos by Wolfgang Träger and Fabrizio Garghe.

Ackeman, A. Banana, J.M. Bennett, P. Below, P. Bruscky,

14487-19149.tif H. Bzdock, Ulisses Car- [#19149] BUZON DE ARTE. ARte de BuZon. rion, Cavellini, B.Cleveland, COUM (G. P’Orridge), Ano 1 Numero 1. Caracas, Venezuela. Jabuary 1976. Large sheet 74x54 Robin Crozier, L.F. Duch, C. cm, beige paper, text and illustrations Francke (SPUDZ), Gaglione, printed rect/verso in purple ink. Folded to Mike Gibbs, E.F. Higgins, 37x27 cm., good condition, except for small L.Jackson, Miroslav Klivar, closed tear in right margin. Only one more Clemente Padin, M. Perfetti, issue was published. P. Petasz, R. Rehfeldt, Al Souza, Staeck, Miro Todorovic, Dick Trace-It (Rich. Hambleton), E.A. Vigo, H. Zabala, Unhandeljara-Lisboa, Gifreu, Mike Crane, EUR 800.00 Lon Spiegelman, Theewen, Molett, Guil. Deisler, Kostelanetz, Hitler Fan Edita y dirige: Diego Barboza. With contribu- Club, G. Schraenen, Robert Filliou, Mike Dyar, J.v. Geluwe, Rhoda Mappo, R. tions by Clemente Padin, Haroldo Gonzalez, Metzer, Throbbing Gristle, Ko de Jonge, S. Hitchcock, Scott Helmes, Aaron Jorge Caballo, Klaus Groh, Peter van Beveren, Flores, Irene Dogmatic et al. Condition is very good / fine. Staples are a bit Pepe Pappa,Ferró, Herve Fischer, EA Vigo & rusty. Very scarce as a set. together [No. 1]. (San Diego), BLUE STAR EDI- H.Zabala,Oscar Sj/ostrand. TION 1977 14 x 11 cm, stapled, xeroxes of Original Contributions. appr. 80 pp. / Made in a limited Edition of 500. Numbered 59/500. (No Apologies) No. 2, Fall 1977. MISTAKES & ERRATA. Ed. by S. Hitchcock (San Diego), (Fall) 1977 14 x 11 cm, stapled, xeroxes of Appr. 80 pp. Made in a limited Edition

13135-16109.tif of 250. Numbered 45/250. No. 3, Spring 1978. THE DRAWING COMPLE- [#16109] C.U.L. TION TEST. Ed. by S. Hitchcock (San Diego), (Spring) 1978 14 x 11 cm, stapled, xeroxes of Appr. 80 pp. Made in a limited Edition of 250. Numbered Nos. 1 (4 octobre 1980) and 4 (24 octobre 1981). 86/250. Unpaginated [102 pages] No. 4. NEW MUSIC INTERNATIONALE 42 pages stapled between plain wrappers; 39 EDITION. Ed. by S. Hitchcock (San Diego), (Spring) 1978 14 x 11 cm, stapled, pages stapled between rose wrappers with titel xeroxes of Appr. 80 pp. Made in a limited Edition of 250. Numbered 86/250 in handwriting in blue watercolour. No. 5, Fall 1978. DECADENCE. Ed. by S. Hitchcock (San Diego), (Fall) 1978 Mimeographed, offset, with illustrations. 14 x 11 cm, stapled, xeroxes of Appr. 80 pp. Made in a limited Edition of 250. Numbered # 28/250 Together EUR 400.00

This publication, an assembling of typed mimeographed sheets, was initiated by Jean Dupuy. No. 1: La première soirée C..L. (Columbia University Lec- ture) a eu lieu à New York le 30 avril 1980; No. 4: CUL IV. Collège Unbiquiste 14239-19341a.tif de Lecture (Confessions: 28 Lectures) Soirée organisée par Jean Dupuy chez [#19341] CENTER. Antroine Esquilat à Paris). Contributions by Olga Adorno, Denis Aubertin, Edited by Carol Bergé Elie Ayan, Charles Dreyfus, Jean Dupuy, Antoine Esquilat, Robert Filliou, Joël Hubaut, Jacques Halbert, Arnaud Labelle-Rojoux, Jean-Jacques Lebel, Patrice Nos. 1-13 (all publ.). Woodstock-New York: Center Lerochereuil, Jacques Monory, Angeline Neveu, Jacques Ohayon, Christian (1970-1984). 4to; original illustrated wrappers, in Xatrec, Jacques Pineau, Catherine Parisot, and in No. 4 also: Jean-Luc André, very nice condition except for some faint uneven Joanna Bartholomew, Julien Blaine, Henri Enu, Jacques Halbert, Alain Snyers, sunning to nos.4,5 and 10, and “50c special” Anne de Soto. penned to rear cover of #7.(also some ink notes in the text). Side-stapled or perfect bound wrappers. EUR 2,200.00

14390-19713.tif Edited by Carol. [#19713] CABARET VOLTAIRE Bergé. Contribu- tions by Ray John- Numbers 1-5 (all). San Diego, CA 1977-1978. Black and white offset and son, Philip Corner, rubber stamp printing. Wrappers. Staple bound. Very good condition. Jackson Mac Low, 11 x 14 cm.; complete set, limited to 250 copies. David and Eleanor EUR 3,000.00 Antin, Charles Plymell, Clar- Edited by Steve Hitchcock. Most important Neo-dada magazine of the USA ence Major, John with thematic issues. Each issue is fully illustrated in Xerox with ORIGINAL Wieners, Richard CONTRIBUTIONS by: Ray Johnson (What was Alfred Hitchcock doing the Kostelanetz, Lyn year that the Baroness von Loringhoven shaved her head ?” + Motico “Alfred Hejinian, Fielding Hitchcock” and Don van Vliet (Cpt. Beefheart), A.M. Fine, Monte Cazazza, Dawson, Ivan Gol, Ken Friedman, Patti Smith, Ken Friedman, Ulisses Carrion, R. Kostelanetz, Ed Sanders, E lisa- Richard C., A. M. Fine, Eduard Bal, Dick Higgins, Endre Tot, J.H.Kocman, Al beth Moore, Dick 22 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 13783-17509.tif Higgins, also David Antin, Carolee Schneemann, Genesis P-Orridge and oth- [#17509] CHEMICAL OF THE MONTH CLUB. Bulletin. ers. No. 1 and 8 with cover photograph of Georgia O’Keefe by Michael Vac- A collection (complete ?) of 6 caro. Final issue is one of 200 numbered copies SIGNED by Bergé, contains a very long list of important contributors.Very rare omplete. Issues w/ Ephemera and The Rubber City Chemcorp Special News Bulletin (Number 7 ?). Kent, Ohio: Kent Chemical

14048-18141.tif Group, 1982-88. Offset printed [#18141] CENTERFOLD with hand-coloring and sticker elements. Most issues consists of A group of 5 issues, published in Calgary (CND), Parachute 1976-77. a single leaf printed on recto and The 5 issues: #1 (August verso and folded three times for 1976), 2 (#Sept. 1976), #4 mailing; one issue saddle-stapled and #5/6: Tabloid, 4 and at wraps. Addressed and mailed. 8pp: followed by a New With some added ephemera. series in magazine size, (27x20 cm) spine stapled: EUR 1,000.00 Vol. 3 no 4 (April/May Edited by Dana A. Beezley. Seven 1979): Vol. 3 no 5 (June/July issues of this hardly known conceptual artists’ periodical. Each issue of the 1979): Calgary (CND), bulletin took a different class of drug as its subject, such as fertilizers, clean- Parachute 1976. ing products, and romantic aids, and furthered the aims of the society, which EUR 400.00 were to warn against the evils of nature, and embrace the promise of chemicals. The figurehead of the organization was Chemical Girl, represented by At first Distributed free to artists, arts centers a drawing of a smiling brunette holding up a glass beaker. This run includes and publications throughout the world. By the assorted ephemera, including a flyer for a 1984 Chemical Girl Party, a couple Parachute Center for cultural affairs, Calgary of small one sheets (Key to the perfect body; The Nitrogen Ciycle; Personal Edited by Clive Robertson. Contributions by O. Cleaning tips), and a postcard (Have you seen me?), mailed in 1988, inquiring Nations, General Idea, D. Higgins and others. as to the whereabouts of Chemical Girl, who had gone missing. The final item is a special hand-colored news bulletin from The Rubber City Chem- corp, the association which the Kent Chemical Group had morphed into, announcing the death of Chemical Girl and her subsequent resurrection.

13262-16400.tif [#16400] CERVO VOLANTE. Pubblicazione mensile di poesia

ed arte. 1143-12889.tif Nos. 1-18 (all published). Roma, [#17206] CHEVAL D’ATTAQUE. Etrusculudens, 1981-1983. Original stiff Revue internationale d’expression ludique. (folding) marbled paper binding cases No. 0, 1-19 ( all publ.). Paris, mai/juin 1968-1978. 4to and 8vo; unbound, with titles pasted on the top board, each original pictorial wrappers; illustrated. different. (Together 15 volumes, as 13/14, Together with: CAVALIER 15/16 and 17/18 were double). 8vo. SEUL. Bulletin d’information EUR 2,000.00 mensuel publié par “Cheval d’Attaque”. Nos. 1-26 ( all publ.). Artist production directed by Adriano Paris, 5 nov. 1973-février 1976. Spatola, Achille Bonito Oliva and Edo- Folio (first 14 nos. stencilled), ardo Sanguineti. With numerous original lithographs and serigraphies, small booklets etc. by Giosetta Fioroni, Paolo Cotani, Giuliano Della Casa, original wrappers, unbound. Gianfranco Baruchello, Pietro & Tommaso Cascella, Pablo Echaurren, Giulio EUR 1,700.00 Turcato, Mimmo Paladino and others. Texts by Hans Arp, Nanni Balestrini, Toti Scialoja, Alfredo Giuliani, Corrado Costa, Franco Beltrametti, Julien Edited by Didier Paschal-Lejeune. Cheval d’Attaque with contribs. by Marcel Blaine, Antonio Porta and others. Texts in Italian and some in English. 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-Lagar- dette, etc.; Cavalier Seul with contribs. by Alain Frontier, M.C. Gee, Carmelo 14068-18176.tif Bene, Yves Giry, Jean-Paul Séguin; covers by Gil, Christian Tobas, Pierre [#18176] CHEETAH Bassard, etc. Vol. 1 No.5, February 1968. NY: Twenty First Century Publishing. 4to. Near fine in stapled wrappers.

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Edited by Lawrence Dietz. Eugene Wildman presents [#17263] CHORUS an essay on the form and a small anthology of CON- Issues 1 - 11/12 (all publ.). Paris, 1968-1974. 9 physical issues: double CRETISM. Reproducing works by Edwin Morgan, issues 5/6, 8/9, 11/12. Small 4to, original typographical & pictorial Timm Ulrichs, Hansjörg Mayer, and Seiichi Niikuni. covers. Profusely illustrated Fine condition. EUR 1,800.00 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 23 Edited by Editor: Bill McArthur. A student-created Scot- Franck Venaille tish literary magazine published in response to (chief ed.) and criticism of the magazine *Gambit*, which had Pierre Tilman. published William Burroughs’s “The Mayan Story.” An avant-garde Important for concrete poetry. Includes Henry periodical Miller, William Burroughs (“Martin’s Folly”), Gary dedicated to Snyder, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Mike McClur, Nor- current art man Mailer, Hugh MacDiarmid, Anselm Hollo, movements, pop Louis Zukofsky, Kenneth White, Eugene Ionesco, art and narrative Giles Gordon, Andrei Vesnesensky, Astrid Gillis, art, primar- Ian Inglis, Alex Neish a.o. ily focused on France. Thematic issues. Contr.: Franck Venaille, Pierre Tilman, Jean Pierre Le Boul’ch, Daniel Biga, Stockhausen, Pierre Gaudibert, Le Clézio, Jean Clair a.o. Thematic issues (Sensibilté, Réalité, Collages, Solitude, Femme en Fleurs, Vivre, etc. Illustrations by: Peter Klasen, Vasarely, J.-P. Raynaud, Monory, 14058-18163.tif Louis Pons, Arman, Ben, César, Le Gac, Boltanski, R. B. Kitaj a.o [#18163] CLOCK RADIO Numbers 1-8 (complete run). Storrs: Dougherty (1984-1987). Eight issues in seven volumes (6/7 is a double).

13225-16288.tif [#16288] CIRCOLARE SINISTRA. EUR 250.00 Rivista bimestrale d’Arte e Letterartura. Edited by Jack Dougherty, Contributors include Charles Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). Torino 1955-1956. Original pictorial wrappers, Plymell, Alta, Bukowski, Tom Clark, Argülles, Locklin, 16x11,8 cm; different colour for each number, light soilage and small Steve Richmond, Lifshin, and many others. damage to frontcover of nos. 1 and 6, but still a good set. Printed on different colour stock; with numerous ills. (5 physical numbers as 4/5 is double).

EUR 1,000.00 13208-16258.tif [#16258] COACH HOUSE NEWS LETTER. Magazine of unusual literary texts, art and photo- Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). Toronto: Coach House, 1977-1978. All six issues of graphs, edited by the anti-conformist Italo Cremona, together with Mino Maccari. Issues varying from the newsletter. 26 pages all together. Staple holes to the upper corner, 32 - 48 pp + wrappers, which have the same image else near fine with horizontal folds from being mailed. of a shouting man with variations applied each time EUR 600.00 (eye-glass, lipstick-kiss, glasses, moustache, beard). Polemical and satirical against various artistic Announcements from the Coach House Press, directions or persons including A. Martini, Gaudi, lists of forthcoming titles, pricing and availability Moreau, O. Redon, Y. Tanguy, de Sade, Boccini and of backlist, general news, and a running biblio- the futurists, Dali, Huysmans. graphic history covering the Press’ first 80 titles. Founded in 1965 by Stan Bevington and Wayne CliffordMuch of the newsletter was composed by their published authors, many of whom also 12940-15775.TIF worked there. A Secret Location, Page 51: “The [#15775] CITTÀ DI RIGA. great Coach House Press has been a vortex for in- Periodico quadrimestrale d’arte. novative writing.” Authors include Bob Cobbing, Nos. 1-2 (all published). Pollenza, La Nuova Ian Hamilton Finlay, Ginsberg, Robert Creeley, Robert Duncan, Michael Ondaatje, bp Nichol, Foglio, 1976-1977. 2 vols., 4to; 218, 208 pp. With David Rosenberg, Favid McFadden, Tom Clark, Steve McCaffery etc. illustrations. Original wrappers. EUR 500.00

Editors: Alberto Boatto, Maurizio Calvesi, Janis

Kounellis (cover of No 1), Fabio Mauri, Umberto 1258-1344.tif Silva. With contributions by the editors and also: [#1344] COLLECTIVE COPY. (By Jürgen O. Olbrich, Mario Merz, Bruce Nauman, Vito Acconci, Luciano Kunoldstrasse 34, D-3500 Kassel). Fabro (cover of no. 2), Magdalo Mussio, Francesco Clemente, etc. Test Copy/Copy Test, together with: Collective Copy (8+9+10). n.p. (Kassel); n.d. (1980) (Number 10 of 80).

13438-16865.tif [#18661] CLEFT EUR 400.00 • Vol. 1: No. 1 [no publisher], Edinburgh, Small quarto. 35pp. Light A magazine of copier-art. ‘The pages were col- rubbing to the stiff wrappers, near fine and lected as part of my work for the collective copy magazine. 10 “test Copy/Copy Test” are sent to • Vol.1: No 22. 1964. Edinburgh, 1964. 24 x 18 cm. 32 pp with some the people listed below, each copy being different b&w illustrations. Wrappers, slightly dusty and worn on cover.hur from the others. You will only receive one “test (ed.), 1964. 24 x 18 cm. 32 pp with some b&w illustrations. Wrappers, Copy/Copy Test” in your life. It should be kept slightly dusty and worn on cover. with your “Collective Copy”. There will be no other copy in your town.’ (Cop- EUR 1,000.00 ies were mailed to Ceja, Krauthammer, Wolf Vostell, U. Carion, a.o.)

24 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 11613-18440a.tif [#18440] COLLEXTION. Artists’ books. colleXtion DELUXE. A series of object books. Produced in offset, photography, serigraphy or copy. Fifteen booklets. Each done by a different artist and containing some (signed) original artwork: The luxe edition consisted of of 20 copies (from 500) ‘tirage de tête’ numbered and each includes an original artwork. - colleXtion 1. Antwerp, Guy Schraenen éditeur,1975/1977. 10 volumes in-16 [110X 15 cm], stapled. Artists: E. Bal, A. de Bary, M. Gibbs, B. Bogart, Adzak, Maglione, J. Belis, Esmeraldo, H. de Clercq & Aesbacher. -colleXtion suite. Antwerp, Guy Schraenen éditeur, 1978. 5 volumes in-16 [11 X 15 cm], stapled. Contains works by L. del Pezzo, K. Ritterbusch, G. Minkoff, B. Villers, C. de Charmoy. Together contained in corrugated carton boxes with red and black stamping. EUR 2,800.00

• No. 1. Petasz, Pawel Location: Arriére-Garde Edition, Elbag, Polland. Dec., 1977 • No. 2. What Is The Difference Between Open and Closed? Organizer(s): Jonge, Ko deLocation: Key Art Edition, Middenburg, The Netherlands. : March, 1978 • No. 3. Eroticism and Art. : Below, Peter, Kitzingen, Germany. March, 1978 • No. 5. Box Boxing Boxers Organizer(s): Carrión, Ulises Amsterdam, 1978 • No. 6. Ideas on Wheels. Organizer(s): Carioca San Francisco, California, USA. 1978 • No. 7. was never published The artists: Eduard • No. 8. Positiv –Negativ. Hans Broeg, : Bergisch-Glad- Bal “Middelheim bach (Germany) 1978 20/21.8.1978”, An- toine de Bary “Mis • No. 11. Diary Pages :t. Mew. Mt. Berry, Georgia, USA sous enveloppe le 14 1978 Commonpress juillet 1975”,Michael • No. 12. White Lies: Crozier, Robin: Sunderland, Eng- Gibbs “5 coloured land 1979 alphabets in black • No. 15. Selfportraits Amsterdam, Stempelplaats, 15 and white”, Bram Bogart “Peinture”; Roy Adzak “Fire-imprint”; Maglione “La September – 12 October, 1979. 59 cards illustrated by leçon de broderie”; John Belis “3 sculptures”, Servulo Esmeraldo “Méthode original stamps in various colours, of wich 2 are the pratique et illustrée pour construire un excitable...”, Hugo de Clercq “Frame- titlepage and list of participants, and 57 numbered. work”, Aeschbacher “Aeschbacher de Bachi-Bouzouk”. colleXtion suite The Includes works by (a.o.): Anna Banana, Ulises Car- artists: Lucio del Pezzo “ABC”, Klaus Ritterbusch “ Oh wie ich deine Kurven rión, Vittore Baroni, Piotr Rypson, Johan Cornelissen, liebe!”, Bernard Villers “Trace”, Gerald Leo Minkoff “The theorie and praxis Bill Gaglione, Robin Crozier, Michael Perfetti, Nicola of rubber stamping”, Cozette de Charmoy “Mon centimètre volant”. Frangione, Pavel Peta • No. 16. Artists’ Postage Stamps: Guy Schraenen: Antwerpen Belgium: 1979 • No. 18. Nudes on Stamps: E.F. Higgins III Location: Doo-Da Postage Works, New York, New York, USA. August, 1979 /// 120 color xerox artists’ postage stamps w. collage on cover, rubberstamped. Losely enclosed is a

13448-19658A.tif handsigned color-xerox stampsheet by Ed Higgins [#19658] COMMONPRESS • No. 19. Pigeons of Freedom: Marx Vigo, G. E.: La Plata, Argentina: June, A collection of 29 issues: Commonpress is an Artist’s magazine with a 1979 unique editorial premise. Every issue has a different editor. It grew out • No 22. “you can know more of mail art, and many of the editors were active mail artists. At the time than you can tell”. Ed. Steve of it’s seven-year retrospective in 1984 the magazine listed fifty-nine Durland, October 1979 issues and editors (though a few • No. 23. Political Satire: Post issues had still to appear). Scriptu: Baroni, Vittore : Forte Commonpress magazine began in dei Marmi, 1979 Poland and subsequently spread • No. 25. Ruins geographically with the postal system • No. 26. Zen and Art: Fran- from Brazil to Australia to the United gione, Nicola (ed.): Armadio e States and beyond.” (From: In Officina, Monza, Italy, 1980 Numbers). The numbering is verry • No. 28. Drawing Activity (= a erratic. See: Geza Pernecky, POSTER): Wielgosz, Andrzej : Assembling Magazines page 167 Poznan, Poland, 1981 Between nos. 1 and 64 there were 15 • No. 32: Artistic Fields. Heraus- never published gegeben von Wulle Konsum- EUR 17,000.00 kunst. 1980 • No. 33. Meanwhile.: Butler,

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 25 Russell : Gurdon, Arkansas, USA 1980 • No. 36. IDEA and Communication: Ruch, Günter : Switzerland 1980 • No. 39. Homosexuality: Christoph Machart: Witten / Germany 1978 • No. 46. Photoboothpictures. Schmidt, Angelika : Stuttgart, Germany : 198 • No. 47. Material Metamorphosis: Kid, Cracker Jack (Chuck Welch) Omaha, 1982 (Invitation Card to participate in the project (Postmarked). Note: It is not the issue. • No. 48. Selfexamination: Schmidt-Olsen, Carsten : Kiregardsvej, Denmark 1985 • No. 51. Hungary Organizer(s): Galántai, György – Budapest, Hungary 1984 • No. 53. The Dictionar: KP Fuerstenau: Frankfurt, Germany Date: 1984 • No. 55. Mail Art about Mail Art : John Held: Dallas, Texas / USA: 1984 • No. 56. Commonpress Retrospektive, Born To Survive / B.T.S.: Bleus, Guy Wellen, Belgium - Belgium 1984 • No. 64. Berliner im Pariser. Kalauer.: P. Kuestermann: Minden, Germany: 1985

26 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 13307-16552A.tif [#16552] CONTINUAZIONE A-Z No.1 (all published). Napoli, Continuum, 1973. An illustrated dark-yellow porfolio, containing 25 folded sheets/posters of varying sizes, printed in b/w and occasionally colour, on white stock. Number 43 of an edition of 150, with the original wrap-around intact. Light wear to the edges of the portfolio, very light soiling, but an ecellent copy. EUR 800.00

Directed by Luciano Ca- ruso, Stelio Maria Martini as a special number of ‘Con- tinuum’. Contributions by TWO copies: both have a tipped-in envelope (with 3 Light Bugli, Caruso, Cassola, Causa, modulators), and each a different ORIGINAL drawing by Peter Colucci, De Filippi, Della Casa, Desiato, Discono, Dufrêne, Upward (one of 33,2x 52,5 cm, executed in green and pink wax-crayon Gerz, Locatelli, Marcheschi, over an aquamarine background, and the other 33,2x52,5 cm an Martini, Parmiggiani, Piccolo, abstract composition executed in blue, pink and orange wax-crayon on Piemontese, Polara, Timm a white surface) and a moveable device (Poem Blanc/Blank Poem etc.), Ulrichs, Vandrepote, Vila, Gallina, Visco. (see extensively:Maffei/Peterlini. both have screenprinted covers in blue and pink (one a bit rubbed Riviste d’arte d’avanguardia p.81; Impassable naufrago, p. 117) 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 5,000.00

13723-17358.tif [#17358] CONTINUUM Published and edited by Stephen Wil- lats. “The magazine is concerned with Number 0. Napoli, Publigraf, estate 1968. Large sheet of strong white developing conceptual models”. Control paper, 100x70 cm, printed in black on one side, folded 5 times. In good Magazine acts as a vehicle for proposals condition with slight browning on the folds, and just minimal wear. and explanations of art practice between EUR 700.00 artists seeking to create a meaning- ful engagement with contemporary The zero number of society…....has documented the work Continuum, of which of many artists, both from the UK and abroad and lateron 5 numbers ap- encouraged a wide discussion of artist’s practice”. peared (1968-1970). Text Contribs. include Logie Barrow, Roy Ascott, Mark handwritten (repro- Boyle, Anthony Benjamin, Peter Stroud, Joe Tilson, duced) and designed Victor Burgin, Derrick Woodham, Eric Brown, within imagery “Non è Adrian Berg, Douglas Sandle, Don Mason, Kevin facile ma noi a Napoli. I Lole, John Stezaker, Peter Smith, Anish Kapoor, Bambini. Time falls /to- Tony Bevan, Mary Kelly, Lili Fischer, Dan Graham, day /off / because never/ Helen Chadwick, Martha Rosler, Lawrence Weiner, lived/once”. Directed Les Levine, Michael Gibbs, Endre Tot, etc.; also by Luciano Caruso and Stelio Maria Martini. Edited by Renato Carpentieri, collectives and galleries, special issues (e.g. Cogini- Luciano Caruso, Giuliano Della Casa, Giuseppe Desiato, Mario Diacono, tion Control, Midland Group Gallery, Norringham, 1972; No. 10: Extending Stelio Maria Martini and Mario Persico. (Maffei/Peterlini p. 82; Impassibile the social function of art; No. 11: Self Organisation, the expression of counter naufrago, p. 107) consciousness; No. 14: Symposium Art Creating Society Oxford, 1989; Art and intervention at Wilma Gold, London, 2003). Further details on request.

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[#18600] CONTROL. (No. 3 onw. CONTROL 13704-17331B.tif MAGAZINE) [#17331] COSMOS Nos. 1-20 (with a variant of No. 3). Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). Micklegate, York (UK), The Arts Centre 1969/70. London, 1965-2018. (First 5 issues 25x20cm, stapled, unpaginated. Offset, (No.3 mimeographed). 34,5x 27 cm with screenprinted EUR 1,000.00 wrappers, then becoming 31x22,5cm.; Edited by Steve Macdonogh also nos 6 and 13 with screenprinted and Michael Gray. Contribu- wrappers, the others have printed tions by Jeff Nuttall, C. Lee, pictorial wrappers). Complete M. Horovitz, L Harwood, collection of all issues thusfar Harold Norse, Jack Mi- published. Very light rubbing to the cheline, Carol Lee, Geoffey first ones, closed tear of 1 cm on cover Holloway, Sam Bradley, and of no 2, very light soilage to nos. 6 & 7, others but as a set the condition is very good to near mint). Number 3 is present in For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 27 13578-17108A.tif [#17108] COTO DE POESIA. tions from Genesis P-Orridge and Cosey Fanni Tutti of COUM Transmis- sions, Lydia Davis, Paul Auster, Georges Bataille, Maurice Blanchot, Jacques 4 issues (all published): Assembling. Palma de Mallorca, 1977/78. Derrida, Jean-Pierre Faye, Bernard Noël, Edmond Jabès, Robert Kelly, Larry EUR 1,200.00 Eigner, Clayton Eshleman, Allen Fisher, Eric Mottram, Ulli McCarthy, Jeff Nuttall, Barry MacSweeney, John Hall, Douglas Oliver, Iain Sinclair, John James, Bill Griffiths, Peter Riley, Pierre Joris, Keith Waldrop, Rosmarie Wal- drop, Cid Corman, Claude Royet-Journoud, Roger Giroux, Alain Veinstein, Roger Laporte, Danielle Collobert, Mitsou Ronat, Jacques Roubaud, Marcelin Pleynet, Agnès Rouzier, Joë Bousquet, Jean Daive, Jean Frémon, Susan Hiller, Gina Pane, Vladimir Velickovic, Henri Maccheroni, Jean-Luc Parant, Paul Neagu, Philip Corner, Ulrike Meinhof, Opal L. Na- tions, Veronica Forrest-Thomson, Anthony Barnett, Michael Haslam, Glenda George, Geraldine Monk, Kris Hemensley, and Brian Catling. A remarkably bright, near fine example, with the exception of number 18/19/20/21, which has a vertical crease to the back cover and last few pages.

Edited by Horacio Sapere. Mail pieces in envelope (23x16,5 cm.).Xerox, rubber stamps, silkscreen, collages. Clemente Padin, Jaume Pinya, Horacio Sepere, Geoffrey Cook, Perro Verde, J. Canyelles and others.

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[#19670] CREACTION. Revue Tract. 13321-16589B.tif Nos. 5, 8/9, 10, 11,12/13. Lille. 1968-1970. Stencilled. [#16589] D.P.V. - DER POLITISCHE VENTILATOR EUR 300.00 D.P.V. Der Politische Ventilator. Number 1 (all publ.). Milano, Mauri, 1973. Tabloid Rédaction: Pierre Vandrepote, Lille. size magazine (40,5 x 28,2 cm), 80 pages, illustrated throughout; kept between two card covers (of which the front-cover illustrated, the back cover plain), held with three copper bolts in the spine. Size: 40,5x28 cm. A fine copy, rare. EUR 2,000.00

14454-19047a.tif Artist periodical directed by Fabio Mauri, [#19047] CURTAINS Edited by Achille Mauri, Krachmalnicoff. Texts are in Italian, contrary to what the title Numbers 1-21 (all published). sggests.Tabloid size magazine (40,5 x 28,2 Maidstone (1-3) then Hebden cm), 80 pages, illustrated throughout. Politi- Bridge: Curtains, 1971-78. Various cally engaged publication with forceful contents related to the war, fascism, formats, mostly mimeographed, Jewish related issues and anti-semitism, etc.; This magazine relates on four with later issues offset printed. performances by Fabio Mauri. Some of the reproduced texts are original Some numbers with individual contributions, while some where published earlier. The photographs are by titles. With “bullet holes” to the Claudio Abate, Ennio Antonangeli, Mimmo Capone, Elisabetta Catalano, back cover of no. 1, as issued, and Marcella Galassi and Marcello Gianvenuti. Contributors include Achille Bonito Oliva, Giorgio Pressburger, Elisbetta Rasy, John Francis Lane, Eugenio occasional pasted in or inserted Battisti, Maurizio Calvesi, Tullio Catalano, etc. (See: Maffei/Peterlini. Riviste elements and holograph additions, as issued. A remarkably bright, near d’arte d’avanguardia. pag.88-89)” fine example, with the exception of number 18/19/20/21, which has a vertical crease to the back cover and last few pages. Exceedingly scarce complete. EUR 4,000.00

Edited by Paul Buck. A remarkably sustained project distinguished by the innovative use of the mimeograph, unified design sense, and a far-ranging list of contributors of the most interesting poetry and prose of the decade, especially by lesser known authors. Curtains also made an effort to introduce hitherto unknown French writers in English translation. With contribu-

28 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 12811-15517.tif [#15920] DA AU DELA (Da -a/u delà). cover with stamps, A magazine of arts and literature. Drucksache and Probe-Exemplar, remainders (No. 1, only published). Milano, ottobre 1966 (Stampa Arti grafiche La from postal stamp, as well as Monzese). (w/h 13,5 x 26,3 cm, stiff wrappers, containing 2 sheets in scratch marks from a harmonica folding, opening to 14 removed address label. Lacks pages of 6,2 x 26,2 cm and one the black printed extra sheet, loose insert of 12 x 26,2 cm printed though over all a well on the same stock as the covers). preserved copy. EUR 700.00 EUR 1,000.00 Edita da/ published by “ED.912” The first issue of Vostell’s maga- Edizioni di cultura contemporanea. zine Décoll/age, printed in June Contains texts and illustrations (b&w 1962 during the formation of the only) of Slvano Bussotti, Ben Vautier, Fluxus movement and before the Fluxus Festspiele in Wiesbaden in October. Emilio Villa, Lourdes Castro, André Contributions by Arthur Köpcke, George Maciunas, Benjamin Patterson, Balthasar, René Berthold, George Braun, Nam June Paik, Pera, Wolf Vostell and La Monte Young. Brecht, La Monte Young, Magdalo Musio,, Dick Higgins, Wolf Vostell, Daniela Palazzoli, and others.

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6602-16424.tif [#15703] DE-COLL/AGE. Bulletin aktueller Ideen. [#16424] DAILY BUL. Moniteur de la Pensée Bûl et de No. 3. Cologne, 1962. 96 pp.; l’Académie de Montbliart. wrappers with silkscreened Number 12: “Who are you? Oui êtes- vous?”, papercovers; 4to. Very light 1968, La Louvière, Belgique. Size: t 34 x 22 damage to top spine,otherwise cm, ca. 160 unpag. pp. fine. EUR 1,500.00 EUR 1,000.00

“Who are you? Oui êtes- vous?”, Artists were Edited by Wolf Vostell, with work invited to send Original Contributions as an by Christo, Kopeke, Maciunas, Dick answer to this Question. They mailed drawings, Higgins, Patterson, Caspari, Gyorgy collages, photos, text and projects: Alechinsky, Ligeti, La Monte Young, Nam June Baj, Ben, Bury, John Cage, Christo, J. Dine, Erro, Paik, J.Voss, Henry Flynt, Trowbridge, Gette, D. Higgins, Iannone, Knowles, Kudo, Vostell, Brecht, Kaprow, Oldenburg, Messagier, Paik, M. Oppenheim, D. Rot, Saito, Lebel, Hansen etc. Reviews and Spoerri, Topor etc. Filliou declared the page with photos of the early European Fluxus the list of the 81 Participants as his Contribu- Concerts. tion, as he is all of them in one person. George Brecht contributed a sheet w. inkdrawings and wordgames on ‘La Cédille qui Sourit’.

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6612-12189.tif A journal of letters, design and [#19407] DE-COLL/AGE. Bulletin aktueller Ideen. typographic printmaking No. 4. Special issue (No.1 all publ.?) San Francisco: Black Stone “Happenings”. Köln, Jan. 1964. Press, 1980. 42 pp. Light spinewear,but on the whole EUR 150.00 a very good copy. Edited by Peter Koch. Contributions by Hitchcock, Loosely inserted: paper pouch Bigus, Walkup, Ratch, Johnston, and several others. rubber-stampes “use this Slip laid in stating edition size to be 250 instead of brouwn”. 500 copies. EUR 1,000.00

Happenings issue with George Brecht, Stanley Brown (a tipped-

6612-17901.tif in rubber-stamped paper-bag [#17901] DE-COLL/AGE. Bulletin aktueller Ideen. multiple), Allan Kaprow, Higgins, Paik, Jean-Jacques Lebel, Tomas No. 1. Cologne, 1962. 14 pp.; wrappers, no dustjacket; 4to. 7 folded Schmit, Claes Oldenburg, Al Hansen pages. Richly illustrated.Printed wrappers. Front cover is wider and a.o. (132) pp. as 33 mostly-2-sided folded over the outer edge to create a suitcase-design. Edges and back double-page foldouts + (23) pp. is somewhat rubbed, back cover with a 5 cm closed tear due to its Paper covers with dust jacket (4-page ad brochure laid in). corner having been stapled shut as this copy was sent in the mail. Back

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 29 6711-17753aa.tif [#19392] DIAGONAL CERO. Revista trimestral Argentina.

No. 1-28 (= last published, No. 25 never published). Buenos Aires, 1962-1969. Size (h/w): ± 24 x 19 cm. Loose (folded) sheets in original decorated wrappers or folders made of different stock. Illustrated by wood-engravings or linocuts (some coloured, most are by Edgardo Antonio VIGO) and collage. TOGETHER WITH: - Anuario 1962 and Anuario 1963 (all published).

TOGETHER WITH PRECURSOR: - (Revista) WC. No. 2, La Plata n.d. (1958) loose sheats and an oblong sheet folding to 4 pages, in an illustrated brown kraft envelope (26,6x27,6 cm). Fine condition. - (Revista) WC. No. 5, La Plata n.d. (1958). 10 loose sheets kept in green card folder,25x25 cm, image and lettering in black, with a sheet of brown kraft 18x11 cm., printed in red (a cross) and QEPD in black, pasted onto the front cover. Light wear on the spine and the edges. 2 out of 5 published numbers; extremely rare. (Detail see below).

30 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com TOGETHER WITH CONTINUATION: - HEXA’GONO. Nos. 1-13 (=all published). La Plata, Argentina, 1971-1975. In the original envelopes, as issued. (Comprising Nos. a, ab, ac, bc, bd, be, cd, ce, cf, de, df, dg, e). (Detail see below).

TOGETHER WITH CONTINUATION: - LIBRO INTERNACIONAL. International Book. Livre Internationale. (Director: Edgardo Antonio Vigo.), (La Plata –Argentina-), 1976-1980. 3 numbers (all published) In 4°. Loose leaves in poster stock folders, that of number 1 in blank and the two following stamped. Edition of 200 copies. Complete set.

Followed by: - NUESTRO LIBRO INTERNACIONAL DE ESTAMPILLAS Y MATASELLOS. (Para) hacia una filatelia marginal creativa y paralela. (Our International Stamps. Cancelled Seals. (To) towards a marginal creative parallel philately). (Director: Edgardo Antonio Vigo) La Plata, (Argentina), 1979-1993. In 4°. Numbers 1-20, plus 2 “between numbers” and 2 “plaquetes” dedicated, respectively, to Julien Blaine and Harley Francis II. Complete set. Loose leaves of texts, stamps and seals in carton portfolios

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 31 6612-15468.tif [#19714] DE-COLL/AGE. Bulletin aktueller Ideen. No. 6. Frankfurt, 1967. 87 sheets (147pages), with cardstock cover (Figaro), bound together with staples. Includes the original “Das Blaue Geheul” by Diter Rot. EUR 1,000.00

With contributions by Hig- gins, Maciunas, Vostell, Gus- tav Metzger, Milan Knízák, Vautier, Hansen, Kaprow, Paik, Franz Mon, Daniel Spoerri, Charlotte Moorman, Lebel, Alison Knwles a.o.; plus Diter Rot’s original blue-marker drawing on photographic paper, “das Blaue Geheul” laid illustrated with color woodcuts, seals, stamps, ribbons, and in, as issued (174) pp; cardstock covers. collages. The “between numbers” and plaquetes in a smaller forma (ab. half the size of the portfolios.

THE ENTIRE COLLECTION IN VERY GOOD TO 6628-7146.tif [#7146] DELO. Mesecni Knjizevni Casopis. EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CONDITION. Vol. 21 no 3. Beograd, 1975. Original wrappers, EUR 50,000.00 204 pp. Illustrated. Details on request. EUR 200.00 Diagonal Cero is directed by Edgardo Antonio Vigo, the leading Thematic issue: ‘Konkretna, Vizuelana i Signalisticka figure of the South American Concrete Art, Mail-Art and Con- Poezija’ / Concrete, Visual and Signalist Poetry’. An Anthology By Miroljub Todoroviç. Contains work crete- and Visual Poetry movements, and great artist in wood-en- of J. Adler, C. Bremer, J.F. Bory, A. de Campos, H. graving. This is his periodical, finely produced in an innovative Chopin, P. Finch, J. Gerz, R. Hausmann, D. Higgins, lay-out, using varying techniques for the illustrations (o.a. fold- L. Ori, A. Riddel, T. Ulrichs, P. de Vree, a.o. Cover ills. outs, broadsides and colored paper) and frequently woodcuts. by M. Todorovic. “Estamos en la DIAGONAL CERO, en el centro de la cuestion, observando a nuestros observadores, attrayendo y dejandonos atraer … Somos contradictorios … equivalente a libertad expre- siva …” Alongside numerous contributions by the editor himself

14451-19044a.tif (many wood-engravings and most cover illustrations) we find a [#19044] DERISOIRE large array of other important contributors from all over South Nos. 1-2 [Complete]. Paris: c/o Bondage, c. 1986/1987. 4to, first issue America, and elsewhere. Vigo was in contact with artists like Eu- xeroxed in b/w and stab-stapled, with two leaflets laid in; second gen Gomringer, Henri Chopin, Max Bense, Julien Blaine, Herman number xeroxed in b/w on different sizes of paper stock, some of the de Vries etc. In the first period, till number 19, the focus was on sheets individually stapled together, and laid into a folded sheet. (each poetry and art by Argentinian and international authors and ab. 26/28 pages). Fine. Very rare. artists, as well as on the publication of the woodcut-collections. EUR 400.00 As of Number 20 (dedicado a la Nueva Poesia Platense) important elements of visual and experimental poetry were introduced, Edited by Ajax/c/o Bondage. Likely all issues published of this enigmatic art- and started the diffusion of the work of the Movimiento Diag- ists’ periodical, or at least the only two issues noted by Perneczky, who terms it “a French graphzine of a late generation” and proposes a date of 1986. onal Cero experimental poetry group (Gancedo, Jorge de Luján Gutiérrez, Luiz Pazos Vigo and Carlos Ginsburg). The first issue includes the manifesto of the “Reseau 666” group, as well as pieces by marker (Chris Marker?), ULRIKE MEINHOF (Lettre d’une detenue du couloir de la mort), and Artaud. With additional work across both issues by Bogdan Borkowski, Olivier, Charles W., Ajax, Yves Thelen, JDM, Noel Gaudin, Philippe Pissier, Nathalie Gauthard, Thierry Tillier, Ossang José Galdo, Kervizic and others. A few texts in English. A text in no. 2 proposes an English version of the issue, but that never materialised. OCLC locates no holdings.

32 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 13402-16783.tif [#16783] DIER Directed by Elisa Obregón andRafael Gutiér- rez. Collabortors: Isaac Cuende, Jesús Lázaro, Assembling: Laren (NL), Jordi Borja, J.R. Saiz Viadero, F.L.A. The first Stichting Vrije Muziek 1980. and only issue of this periodical with rich 30x21 cm., loose leaves, content. An article on Manuel Raba, concrete unpaginated, in folder. Xerox, poetry by G. Colomer, interview with Vicente original photographs, a 45 rpm Aleixandre, etc. record, a sheet of sand-paper, etc. (contained in the -somewhat damaged- original mailing envelope). EUR 350.00

Assembling made by Martin Hoogeboom/Stichting Vrije Muziek, with con-

14138-18278.tif tributions by Arnold Kreps, Peter Kok, Martin Hoogeboom, Gerard de Haar, Hans Bol, Wittgenstein (condensed edition, by hysterionix,1979) [#18278] DREAM SHEET Number 1 (all publ.) New York, NY, Wakoski 1965. 56x42,5 cm., broadsheet, offset printed on both recto and verso and folded three times, as issued.

13362-16723.tif [#16723] THE DIFFICULTIES EUR 650.00 Vol. 1 - 3 (all published). Viscerally Press, 1980-1989. Together six issues Edited by Diane Wakoski. WIth contributions (each vol. in 2 issues). Original wrappers. from La Monte Young, George Brecht, George Hitchcock, Kathleen Fraser, Ruth Krauss, Ted EUR 700.00 Enslin, Carol Berge, Wesley Day, Eniale Fark, Edited by Tom Beckett and Earel Neikirk. The George Economou, Larr Goodell, Ken Irby, first two issues are general numbers, printing David Ignatow, Jackson Mac Low, Carol Berge, the work of Cid Corman,Dick Higgins, Fielding Jerome Rothenberg, and Harry Lewis Dawson,Theodore Enslin, Larry Eigner, Tom Raworth (his “loose alphabet” small pasta soup letters in a clear envelope), Silliman, Hejinian, Messerli, and many others. Beginning with vol. 2 no 1 each issue features work by a single poet, with others responding to his work. Charles

Bernstein, Ron Silliman, David Bromige, and 13360-16694.tif Susan Howe are featured in order. (Secret Loca- [#16694] DRECK. Bits & pieces from the frontier tion p. 272). Beau Geste Press, Devon, UK. [January 1972] 4to, 32 pages, mimeographed, on varying coloured stock, sidestapled. EUR 500.00 6743-7268.tif

[#17098] DIREZIONI. Produced by the Beau Geste Press under the Rassegna d’arte e di poesia d’avanguardia. auspices of the American Arts Documentation Nos. 1-3 (all publ.). Milano, nov./dic. 1958 - Center at the University of Exeter. Includes giugno 1959. Original illustrated wrappers. contributions (Poetry, Performing Arts, Film, Criticsm) by Mike Weaver, Mick Gibbs, Jerome EUR 1,800.00 Rothenberg, Carolee Schneemann, Luis Bunuel, Tny Rayns, David Mayor, Felipe Ehrenberg Directed by Riccardo e Fabrizio Mondadori. (Frontcover, handpainted), and others. Contributions by Edouard Jaguer, Raoul Haus- mann, E. Sanguineti, N. Balestrini, V. Agnetti, H. Juin, C. Vivaldi, C. Cignetti, Francis Picabia, Theodore Koenig, Michel Tapié, François Jacq- min, Kurt Schwitters, a.o. Reproductions after

A. Jorn, Hundertwasser, Tàpies, Picabia, Piero 12915-15736A.TIF Manzoni, Sergio Dangelo, Emil Schumacher, F. [#18649] THE DUMB OX. A quarterly art journal Kline, G. Dova, a.o. Nos. 1-10/11 (all published). Northridge/Cal. Summer 1976 - Spring 1980. Original (self-) wrappers, (Nos.1-3 size 43 x 27,5 cm., folded to 14529-19303.tif quarto, later issues 28 x 21,5 cm). [#19303] LA DRAGA. Illustrated. (except for light soilage Arte, arquitectura y urbanismo desde Cantabria and some foxing all in good Numero 0, Santander, 1978 (all publ.). No page numbering (146pp.). condition). Typographical wrappers. 20.5x21, with interesting layout and makeup, EUR 2,000.00 richly illustrated. Somewhat dustsoiled, otherwise internally fine. Edited by James R. Hugunin and Theron EUR 300.00 Kelley along with various guest editors

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 33 • Number 1. Summer 1976. premier issue on Martini, Franco Magro, with contributions by Franco Visco, Dick Higgins, Conceptual Photography, and Art, Educa- Emilio Villa, etc.; issues of 4 pages each, with photographic illustrations. “No- tion, and ZenTabloid size folded once, 18 tizie di laboratorio, foglio dis/continuo a circulazione privata, acefalo, I testi pages, several photographic illustrations + possono liberamente riprodutti. Redazione aperta, extravagante, gli interes- pasted in a red balloon (with printed text: sati alla realizzazione di un foglio devono communicare a tutti gli altri cor- ART’S in the hands of a bunch of nuts). rispondenti la data di uscita e il numero, realizzazione a stampa.” No.1: april • Number 2. Fall 1976. Photographs by 1976. No. 2: settembre 1976 No. 3: settembre (sic) 1976 No. 4: novembre 1976 Susan Haller, Robert Cumming, John No. 7: dicembre 1976 No. 12: febrrairo 1976 No. 13: maggio 1978 No. 19: ottobre Baldessari, Eda Bierman, Lew Thomas, 1979 No. 20: marzo 1980 (See extensively biblio: L’Impassibile Naufrago, le John Divola and others. riviste sperimentali a Napoli negli anni ‘60 e ‘70, Guida Editori, 1986. ) • Number 3. Winter 1977. Tabloid size folded once, 30 pages, illustrated throughout, among which photographs by Paul Sanders, Kenenth Shorr, Robert Cum-

13849-17670B.tif ming, Vida Freeman and others. [#17670] EARTH IMAGE. Collective Notebook. Co- • Number 4. Artists Books. Spring 1977. Leslie Hugunin, Dwight Chrissmas ordinated by LAUGHING BEAR and Jim cravens (editors). Quarto size magazine, 63 pages, illustrated throughout among which photographic illustrations by Ed Ruscha, Mi- Assembling: 29,5x22 cm. Vancouver. Laughing Bear 1972. Bound by a chael Snow; Larry Bell + several photographs of artists books. Illustrated metal fastener, unpaginated (37pp). Various print techniques on wrappers. Front cover: 8 X 10 by Lew Thomas. differen supports (offset, • Number 5. Photography and Ideology. Summer 1977. Leslie Hugunin, xerox, screen-print) Dwight Chrissmas and Jim cravens (editors). Quarto size magazine, 57 including original pages, illustrated throughout among which photographic illustrations by additions (collages, Martin Lesinski, Lance Rutledge, Hal Fisher, David Watanabe and others. rubber stamps, felt-tip Front cover with still from Antonioni’s CHUNG KUO. drawings). Edition • Double Issue. No. 6 / 7. Fall 1977/spring 1978. James Hugunin, Mary Kenon unknown (100 copies ?, Breazeale, editors. Quarto size magazine, 70 pages, illustrated throughout this copy handnumbered among which photographic illustrations by Jim Doolin, Charles King as 59/100). Mitchell, Susan Grieger; Robert Heinecken; Karl pretunak; Barry Singer, Marshall and others. Front cover with sketch for the Converter by Bob EUR 800.00 Bates. 33 participants: K. Allen, • Number 8. Winter 1979. Sociology, Anthropology and Art. James Hugunin. Laughing Bear, The North- Mary Kenon Breazeale, editors. Special guest editor Kenneth Friedman. west Mounted Valise, David Quarto size magazine, 63 pages, illustrated throughout. Front + rear cover Chandler, General Idea, and by Meyer Hirsch. others. • Number 9. Summer 1979. Special subscriber’s issue. Quarto, 12 pages, illustrated throughout. Printed wrappers. • Number 10/11. Spring 1980. Performance issue. Guest editors Allan Kaprow and Paul McCarthy. Quarto, un paginated (76 pages), illustrated throughout.Edited by James R. Hugunin and Theron Kelley along with various 6841-12632.tif guest editors. [#12854] EDDA. Cahiers internationaux de documentation sur la poésie et l’art d’avant-garde. Nos. 1-5 (all publ.). Bruxelles, 1958-1964. 4to; original pictorial 13231-16311.tif wrappers; illustrated. [#16311] E MAGAZINE. EUR 500.00 Nos. 1-2 (all published?). Rockville, MD/Utrecht (NL), 1976. (No. (1): 19,5x14 cm., stapled, unpaginated. Offset. No. 2: Directed by J. Lacomblez, with contribs. by Ed. 28x21cm., stapled, unpaginated. Offset.). Jaquer, Marcel Broodthaers, Corneille, P. Joostens, M. Seuphor, J. Schuster, R. Hausmann, P. Alechinsky, EUR 300.00 C. Bryen, J.J. Lebel, Bertini, Lam, A.Dax, Klapheck, Mesens, etc. Reproductions after Enrico Baj, Cor- Edited by Eugene Carl and Marshall Reese. With neille, Tajiri, Klaphek, Breton, Servranckx, Gherasim contributions by Gabor Toth, Jiri Valoch, V. Radova- Luca, Marcel Broodthaers, Alechinsky, Wols, Georges novic, Miciael Gibbs. Josef Honys, Karel Adamus, and Henein, etc. others. Number 2 is Arrowpoems for Gregg Surrey, with music notations.

12839-15598.tif [#19924] EDITION ET [#15598] E/ MANA/ AZIONE Vol. 1-4 (all publ. as periodical portfolios). Berlin, 1966-1967. Each A group of 9 issues: Nos. 1, 2, 3 (with some volume a cardstock portfolio containing (ca 50) loose-leaf plates, in handwritten corrections), 4, 7,12,13,19, 20. Ca. 28x b/w and colour, each measuring 23 x 23 cm. made exclusively for this 23 cm, some issues a bit larger. Napoli, Firenze, publication. Each vol. complete with al the sheets (except vol. 4 without etc., 1976-1980 the plastic foil by K.Lueg). EUR 1,000.00 EUR 4,000.00

Published and edited by Luciano Caruso, Stelio M. Full set of this artist publication, important for conceptual art and visual po-

34 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 13606-17148B.tif etry, edited by Bernhard Höke [#17148] EDIZIONE CENOBIO VISUALITA. Uno - Sei (vol. 4 by Rochus Kowallek, Numbers 1-6 (all published). Edizione Cenobio Visualita Ass., Milano, entitled Deutschland Report). 1979-1984. 8vo., original wrappers, stapled.. Very Each volume complete with the good condition. Kept in a cloth slipcase. required 50 plates (except for one missing work by K.Lueg in EUR 1,400.00 vol. 4) measuring 23 x 23 cm, Art direction and design: Aldo Spinelli. Unpaginated some double and folded, and a issues in white card covers. Text in Italian, French and few folded posters, photomon- English. With photo illustrations. No. 1: a cura di Ben. tages, typographical art, serigra- June 1979. No. 2: a cura de Bernar Venet. Photogra- phies etc depicting work of the phy: John Abbott, Eeva Inkeri, Andre Morain, Harry most important contemporary Shunk and Grant Taylor. Art direction and design: artists. Volume 1: containing Aldo Spinelli. No. 3: a cura di Vincenzo Accame. June works by M. Bense, G. Brecht, R. 1981. Art direction and design: Aldo Spinelli. No. Filliou, Gomringer, Ben Vautier, W. Vostell, E. Williams a.o.; Vol. 2: contain- 4: a cura di Sol LeWitt. June 1982. Artists included: ing works by E. Andresen, L. Gosewitz, B. Höke, J. Kolar, R. Lichtenstein, B. John Hilliard, Douglas Huebler, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Lüthi, Nam June Paik, D. Roth, W. Vostell, a.o.; Volume 3: containing works by etc. No. 5: a cura di Giuseppe Panza di Biumo. June B. Brecht, Christo, H. Gravenhorst, J. Hidalgo, B. Höke, F. Köther, B. Lüthi, B. 1983. Photography: G. Sinigaglia and G. Colombo. Vautier, Vostell, St. Wewerka, a.o. (but lacking L. Lonidier); Vol. 4 (= Deutsch- Graphics: P. D’Agostino. Artists included: Carl Andre, land Report) containing works by J. Beuys, KP Brehmer, H. Mack, O. Piene, S. Larry Bell, Dan Flavin, Jene Highstein, Robert Irwin, Polke, G. Richter, G. Uecker, Vostell, a.o.; Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt - Richard Nonas, Richard This is compklete for the puvblication as portfolio-albums. There were Long, etc. No. 6: a cura di Arturo Schwarz. Artists in- lateron 3 monographic volumes published, numbered 13-15 (some separately cluded: Gianfranco Baruchello, Alighiero Boetti, Alik available); no volumes were published for numbers 5-12. Cavaliere, Ettore Colla, Flavio Costantini, Sergio Dangelo, Ugo Dossi, Lucio Fontana, Franco Francese, Pinot Gallizio, Osvaldo Licini, Piero Manzoni, etc. Further names of artists included in the various sections on request.

[#19893] EDITION ET

Edition Et. Monographical Edition. Rot, Diter / SNOW by Diter Rot. 13775-17496.tif Edition ET /Vol. 15. Berlin, 1966 A printed Portfolio, 23 x 23 x 2 cm, 16 [#17496] EGGS folded printed sheets, each 46 x 68 cm, with 247 b+w Vol. 1 no 1 (all publ.). Princeton: Lewis MacAdams, 1964. [58 pp]. photographs,foreword (German) by Daniel Spoerri. Very fine. Mimeographed, side-stapled wrappers. “Copy no. EUR 700.00 63” inked on the title page, many holograph corrections (probably by the editor). In addition to the 4 albums there were 3 monogrphical editions. The present one is no. 15, and nos13 (Bazon Brock) and 14 (vostell) were also published. EUR 350.00 There were no volumes for numbers 5 to 12 ever published. Edited by Lewis MacAdams, David Schatz, Peter Delacourte. With contributions by Ted Berrigan, Ge- rard Malanga, Ron Padgett, MacAdams, Jonas Mekas, Joe Brainard, and others.

13568-17092.tif [#17092] EDITION HUNDERTMARK. Booklet (s) Nos. 1-10 (stapled in orig. card-wrappers, in orig. cardboard box, lightly sunned, sides loosening, internally fine), Hundertmark, 1976-1982. 15-21 14417-18924.tif cm. (Each number signed by the autor, no 21 of the limited edition of [#18924] ELECTRIC ART 80, from a total of 300 printed). All first editions. Los Angeles, UCLA Art Department, 1969. Small quarto, unpaginated (48 pages), illustrated EUR 600.00 throughout. Blindstamped copper colored The Edition Hundertmark published his first artist booklet in 1976. Each wrappers. Near Fine. booklet has 16 to 24 pages and is with a cardboard binding. EUR 300.00 1. 1976 ENDRE TÓT, “TOTal questions by TÓT” 2. 1976 JII VALOCH, “12 exercises” Foreword by Oliver Andrews. An introductory note 3. 1976 GEORGE MACIUNAS, “FLUX PAPER EVENTS” by Alan Watss + a text by Jack Burnham. Catalogue 4. 1978 BERNH. JOH. BLUME, “Einige halluzinative Schraffuren” of an exhibition organized by Oliver Andrews and 5. 1979 CLAUS BÖHMLER, “ERD- the staff of the UCLA Department of Art, at the UCLA Art Galeries, Janu- KUNDE” ary - March 1969, and the Phoenix Art Museum, April - June 1969. Artists 6. 1980 PETER PICK, “Physiognomie represented include Oliver Andrews, Stephen Antonakos, Fletcher Benton, von Krankheiten” Zbigniew Blazeje, Robert Breer, Jack W. Burnham, Eugenia Butler, James 7. 1980 RUDOLF BONVIE, “Die Jagd Byars, Enrique Castro-Cid, Chryssa, Mike Cooper, Mary Corse, Francois ist eröffnet” Dallegret, Dana Draper, Dan Flavin, William Grover, Intersystems, Doug- 8. 1981 AL HANSEN, “Performance / las Huebler, Jessie Jacobs, Edward Kienholz, Gyula Kosice, Joseph Kosuth, Live Art Notes” Stanley Landsman, Linda Levi, Les Levine, ‘Su Li’ (Eic Orr), Tom Lloyd, 9. 1982 HENRI CHOPIN, “Typewrit- Ronald Mallory, Boyd Mefferd, Pat O’Neill, Nam June Paik, Chuck Prentiss, erpoems” Eral Reiback, Joseph Riccio, John Rosenbaum, Morio Shinoda, Takis, Jean 10. 1982 JOE JONES, “Five Bells” Tinguely, Sy Weisman and Thomas Wilfred. Includes biographical sketches and a few bibliographical references.

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7009-7556.tif [#16599] EPHEMERA. A [#7556] EVENTO. critica e cronaca delle arti. monthly journal of mail and Nos. 1-9 (all published?; lacking no. 5). Venezia, Nov. / Dec. 1957 - Sept. ephemeral works. /Oct. 1959. Together 6 issues (nos 3/4 and 7/8 were double). Original Nos. 1-12 (all publ.). Amsterdam, coloured wrappers (with slight soilage); 4to; illustrated. Other Books & So, (November EUR 1,500.00 1977-October 1978). Each issue between 8 and 16 pp. (31,5 x23 cm), Directed by Toni Toniato & Federico Bondi, with inserts and collaged items. (Note: with contribs. by F. Bondi, Toniati, I. Troubetz- koy, Bruno Rosada, A.P. de Mandiargues, Guido Number 5 is present in 2 variants). Ballo, T. Cerretti, H. Bischoffshausen, F. Russoli, ADDED: J.J. Leveque, E. Sanguinetti, etc.; featuring artists Circular Letter (stencilled) by Ulises like: Edm. Bacci, Lucio Fontana, Aldo Bergolli, Carríon (Postmaster) of ERRATIC Mario de Luiggi, Gianni Bertini, G. Mathieu, ART MAIL INTERNATIONAL Calder, Capograssi, Nauman, Pollock, Morani, SYSTEM. Burri, Scanavino, Wols, etc. EUR 3,000.00

Seminal mail-art journal, nicely produced with mounted inserts, postcards etc. Sometimes colour added. Edited by Ulisses Caríon, Aart van Barneveld,

7016-7563.tif Salvador Flores. Works by General Idea, Raul Marroquin, Katalin Ladik, Janoz Kass, Guy Schraenen, Judith Hofberg, Wally Stevens, Tóth Gabor, Dick [#19986] EX Higgins, Richard Prince (in no 1), etc. No. 5: Padin and Caraballo are in Jail! Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (= last publ.). Roma, (This issue present in 2 copies, each with a variant of the illustration mounted editione Ex., 1 giugno 1963-1968. Various on the front). No. 10 «Special Langwe Jart issue» printed in white on black sizes, bound card, loose in orig.boards stock. No. 11 «Ungary special» No. 12 «Brazil special» container, last number a poster, folded. Light soilage to some of the covers. Extremely rare complete ensemble of published issues; no 4 (which was 13820-17611.tif published as looose posters rolled into a [#17611] ERSTE HILFE -cardboard tube) does not have the tube (Immendorf, Heubach & Vostell) and lacks 2 of the 16 posters;(details see No. 1. (All published). Köln. Eigenverlag. April below), otherwise in fine condition, flat 1970. 4to. pp. (36). Illustrated throughout with and not folded. See Maffei/Peterlini p.92. Here (nor in the numbers photocopied texts, letters and photoworks. themselves) no index of the items contained so that an absolute exact Self-wrappers, simple gummed spine, which is collation (except for No. 4) is not possible. We have indicated how split. manyf items are contained in each number of this set, which makes EUR 500.00 the impression of being complete. EUR 5,000.00 Edited and published by IM- MENDORF, Jörg (Büro Olympia) Concrete poetry publication. Contains broadsides by: John Cage: Conferenza & Fritz HEUBACH (Interfunk- su qualcosa; Mario Diacono: M’; S.M.Martini: Para x Logismata; Emilio Villa: tionen) & Wolf VOSTELL (Kom- Anatomie; N.F. Simpson: Piccolo libro; Emilio Villa: Le Lilber Mutus; Emilio binat 1). The one and only issue of Villa: Tabula Absphixoria; Mario Diacono: Fet Ich Es. this offshoot of “Interfunktionen”. • No. 1. Numero/ Neombre/ NéhommeRR/ Nehemero/ Nuemère/ Noomero/ Nomero/ NéentreEtc./ Neumero/ Mauombre/ Neomero/ Nihombre/ Noumero/ Numoir/ Noomerit/ Nauhomero/ Néembre 1. Roma, giugio 1963 (Lungotevere Artigiani, 10, Tip. La Litograf. A cura di Emilio Villa e di Mario Diacono e di Gianni Debernardi. 8 broadsides sheets folded to 4to size, contained in original brown porttfolio of heavy card, with imprint on the front cover in silver & black. Emilio Villa, Mario Diacono, John Cage,

13842-17663A.tif Stelio Maria Martini, N.F.Simpson. (Ciontains a total of 11 folded items of [#17663] ERSTE ZEITUNG. With: ZWEITE ZEITUNG. different sizes. ORTSGRUPPE LUZERN des SWB. (Schweizerischen Werkbund). • No. 2: Emilio Vila. La Liberté et la mort. Loose leaves in a card container.: Luzern (CH), Schill & Cie1976. First and second issues of 3 that were Broadsides and mimeographs, folded, by Emilio Villa, Adriano Spatola, planned (the third was never published). Tabloid, unpaginated (12pp Jean Jacques Lebel, Antonin Artaud, Patricia Vicinelli, Paolo Lionni, a.o.; 14 each). folded items plus titlelage; EUR 300.00 • No. 3. marzo-dicembre 1965. Broadsides and mimeographs, folded, different sizes., Emilio Villa, J.J.Lebel, François Dufrene, Pastrizia Vicinelli, DAS WORT (Erste Zeitung), Ernst William Burroughs, a.o; a total of 11 items contained in a card folder with Buchwalder: Arbeiten, Studien, lterring in brown; the folder with light damage at the folds. Projecten 1969 - 1975. • No. 4, 1968 (aprile), 14 posters 69x49 cm. Numero pubblicato sotto la DER PLATZ (Zweite Zeitung), direzione di Emilio Villa e Jean Jacques Lebel. Note: 2 posters are missing Ruedi Schill and Otti Gmür. as is the cardboard tube. • No. 5. folded poster, 83x 64,5, printed in green and red on white paper, folded to 32x21 cm. Emilio Vila, Jean Jacques Lebel. Edizione straordinario per un assassino, Ben1968. (Maffei/Peterlini p.92)

36 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com [#20095] EX No. 2: Emilio Vila. La Liberté et la mort. Loose leaves in a card container.: Broadsides and mimeographs, folded, by Emilio Villa, Adriano Spatola, Jean Jacques Lebel, Antonin Artaud, Patricia Vicinelli, Paolo Lionni, a.o.; 14 folded items plus titlelage; in good clean condition in the orig. Card container. EUR 800.00

11610-15445.tif [#17468] EXIT. Revue trimestrielle. Nos. 1-12/13 (all publ.). Paris, déc. 1973 - automne 1977. Original pictorial wrappers, kept in a fine box designed by Pierre Mercier; numerous illustrations. Together with another copy of No. 1. déc. 1973: De-luxe, No. 36/100, with signed serigraphies by Bellegarde, Nave and Sandorfi. EUR 1,800.00

Edited by: Patrice Delbourg, Olivier Kaeppelin, Martine Cagnot, Raphaël Pividal, and with contributions of: William Burroughs, Brion Gysin, Jean- Marie Gibbal, Martine Cagnot, André Velter, Yves Buin, Mac Cullers, Georges Perec,a.o. Photography: Jacques Monory, Marisa Duhalde, Marie Breton, Luc Girard. Informative and well illustrated magazine featuring many contemporary artists (e.g. Bellegarde, Naves, Sandorfi, Gafgen, Messac, Schmosser, Stempfel, Gasiorowski, Kijno, Biasi, Monory, Aillaud, Delay, Babou, Van Velde, Bailly, Lüthi etc.).

14692-19684A.tif [#19684] EXPERIMENTA. Poesia Experimental. Galeria Daniel. Eperimenta 2-Propociciones de accion. Primera Parte. 60 loose sheets, printed in red on offwhite paper, in orig

mailing cover. Madrid. 27 de marzo 1973. EUR 400.00

Works by: Eugenio Miccini, Michele Perfetti, Ferro Antonio, Enrico Bugli, Sarenco, Luigi Ferro, Adriano Spatola & Giuglia Nicolai, Padi, Vostell, Rot, Lora-Totino, etc. Contribution also by Gianno Bertini, who was the recipient of this set in envelope.

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 37 12913-15727F.TIF [#15727] EXPERIMENTAL POETRY MOVEMENT - tions and drawings. Tilo Wenner: ‘in Situs. Bandera verde.’ (Una metafísco ESCUELA DEL ESPIRITU EXPERIMENTAL. del cuerpo El gran capón padre, Mama es un Araña?, Cuantos neuronas tiene Usted?. Text on procreation and coitus, one word corssed-out in ink). SERPENTINA - KA-BA, PAMELA 1243, MEDIODIA, SIGLO 1 Gherasim Luca (Cuarta de hora metafisica), A photograph of a metaphysi- POESIA, ARTE Y CRITICA. cal sculpture of Jacques Herold, photographed with the artist and Luca. Paúl Collection comprising 10 issues of the periodicals Serpentina Yvenez (Yo se como toto el mundo), text with illustrative drawing in the (l957-1958), Ka-Ba (1958 – 1959), Pamela 1243 (1959), Mediodía, margin), Tilo Wenner (Ejercicio para marcar un nuevo tiempo), handwritten (1963-1964) and Siglo 1 Poesia (published in Mexico) as detailed below. text with illustrated drawings in the margin, Luis Edgardo Massa (la nuevas All issues are fragile and aside from occasional soilage and comparaciones), handwritten text with drawings in the margin. Black and paperspotting in good condition. white illustrations throughout. TOGETHER WITH: The total price of the collection is: MEDIODIA. Aparece cada EUR 10,000.00 dos meses. Numero 1. Caste- SERPENTINA (Buenos Aires). Numero lar (Buenos Aires), not dated 1. Primavera. 12 pages incl.wrappers, [1963]. 12 pages, selfwrappers, printed in red and black. 31,5 x 14.6 illustrated; rusted staples; cm; Numero 2: Verano 1957. 24 pages, 27,7x22 cm. Together with printed in b/w. 29.5 x 12,2 cm (from in Numero 2. Castelar (Buenos Ai- total 4 numbers published). (No. 1 with res), Octubre 1963. 24 pages in small chip from bottom of front-cover, illustrated selfwrappers; stamp very light staining). on the front cover; right upper- corner repaired. 18,8 x 28,7 cm. Director: Tilo Wenner. Artwork: Angel (From 6 numbers published, of which the last was a double issue. Both issues Juri. Editorial board: Luis A. Massa, with light duststaining and browning, internally good). Simon Kargieman, Raul Quevedo. With the collaboration of: Celia Gourinskii, Directors: Hugo Loyácono,Eduardo Garavaglio, Luis Massa, Raúl Quevedo, Simon Kargierman, Hugo Loyácono, Ruben Tizziano, Tilo Wenner. Graphic design: Alfredo Esteban Rey. Illustrat- Raúl Quevedo, Luis E. Massa, Alejandra Pizarnik, Jorge A. Paradiso, Eduardo ed throughout in black and white, drawings and woodcuts by Rios, Romberg, Garavaglia, Annelies Hager, St.ohn Perse, Pierre Doudemille, Precedes KA- Celaya, Benítez, Rolón. The second number, in oblong size, includes work by BA (the organ of the experimental poetry school of Buenos Aires ). Enrique Molina (text and drawing), Raúl Gustavo Aguirre, Raúl Quevedo, Hugo Loyácono, RubenTizziano, and woodcuts by Eduardo Vigo, Luciano TOGETHER WITH: Rolón,Raúl Soria, and Miguel Angel Rios. Drawings (some full page) by KA-BA. Organo de Daniel Zelaya, David Lamelas 2), Alfredo E.Rey, A photograph (composition) la escuela del espíritu by Ronerto Alvardado. Texts by Amelia Nogueira, Antonio Vigo, Tilo Wenner, experimental de Eduardo Garavaglia, Luis Massa, Ruben Tizziani, Raúl Quevedo, Hugo Layo- Buenos Aires. Prolon- cono. Number 1 opens with a manifest: “KA-BA, el espíritu experimental” gación fundamental de “leido y distribuido en el famoso anti-espectáculo ofrecido en el desapare- Serpentina.Director: cido Salón Kraft, el cinco de octubre de 1959”. Tilo Wenner. Edi- TOGETHER WITH: tors: Hugo Loyácono, ARTE Y CRITICA. Publicación mensual L. Edgardo Massa, de cultura. Numero 2. Buenos Aires, Agosto Eduardo Garavaglia. 1964. Original pictorial self-wrappers, 24 Lay-out: Rómulo Mac- pages. 32 x 23,4 cm. (light staining and cio. Reproductions of Maccio for the cover; Contributors: Víctor Chab, Pilles foxing of front and back covers, internally Ehrmann, Jacques Herold, Wilfredo Lam, Eduardo Garavaglia, Micheline clean). Caty, H. De Champrel. Directors: Ruben Vela and Tilo Wenner. Numero 1 (all publ.). Buenos Aires, (Libreria Galatea, Via Monte 564). Editorial Secretary: Celia Paschero. - Miguel Noviembre 1958. 28 pages in illustrated wrappers. 18,5 x 25,7 cm. (Left bottom A. Ríos (Frontcover). With the collabora- corner of the front-cover with light moisture stain, top end and right-hand tion of Daniel Lamelas, Enrique Romano, side a bit shaven, back-cover slightly soiled and closed tear of ab. 1,5 cm). Aldo Paparaella, Rolón, Oliveira. Notas Internally well-preserved and clean. de Enrique Molina, Basilia Papasmatiu, ADDED: 1) a stencilled pamphlet: “Las causas intolerables” (Laid into the Alejandra Pizarnik, Hugo Loyácono, Sergio back) and, 2) a publicity leaflet, stencilled, with b/w illustration and text: “¡En Mulet, Ruben Vela (On Jackson Pollock), pie de guerra!. Aniquilando la complicidad. Sin vacilación. KA-BA. Con el Octavio Paz. violento delirio de la destrucción.” (light staining). TOGETHER WITH: TOGETHER WITH: SIGLO 1 - POESIA. Mensual de poesía, PAMELA 1243. (Publicación de la Escuela prosa, ensayo, artes plásticas. México, D.F. del Espíritu Experimental de Buenos Aires, A group of 3 numbers as follows: Numero Buenos Aires, (KA- BA). Numero 1 (all 1, marzo de 1964. A sheet of 42,5 x 60 cm, publ.). Buenos Aires 1958. 8 pages, staples folded to 24 pages measuring 21,5 x 10,5 cm; in the spines removed which caused about Numero 3, mayo de 1964. A sheet of 47,5 x 0,3 x 0,5 cm loss of paper in the spine 69 cm, folded to 24 pages measuring 23,8 x where the lower staple had been. Size: 28,8 12 cm.; Numero 7 noviembre de 1964. Sheet x 21,6 cm. (Very light soilage to back cover, of 44 x 70 cm, folded to 24 pages measuring internally fine). 22,6 x 2 cm. Directors: Tilo Wenner and Luis Edgardo (From an unknown number of issues Massa. Interesting typography and lay-out, published). Large sheets of kraft-paper partly as collages, typewritten and hand- with text typeset or made with a typewriter, written texts intermingled with illustra- illustrated throughout and printed in black

38 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com with green-, black with purple- and black with red ink. (Paper browned, and handwritteng in black ink ‘El lenguaje de la bombia atómica es una some wear on the folds). enseñanza europeo-norteamericana. Igual el ser America no puede Editor Alfonso Loya. With collaboration of Tilo Wenner, Raquel Jodorowsky, justificar esto. !América es revolución!’. Handwritten in pencil the Mary Ferrero, Antonio Sosa, Thelma Nava, Hugo Loyácono, Homero Aridjis, instruction for the measurements for printing (44 cm for two facing Gonzalo Arango, Arturo Calderón, Julio Cortázar, Enrique Bessonart, Fed- pages of the front and back cover). The maquette is well-preserved, erico Campbell. Innovatively designed with texts and illustrations laid-out having served in the printshop it has some light staining, likely caused on large sheets, illustrations based on 15th-18th century woodcuts, drawings by chemicals. by Steinberg, Enrique Bessonart, Alfredo Barazza. The apparently precari- ous financial situation of the publication is demonstrated by the following EUR 4,000.00 SOS-text in no. 3: “Siglo 1- (su revista favorita) Aclama todo tipo de apoyo metálico y aliento de sus lectores. Gracias. El Editor”.

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12913-15727T.TIF DEL ESPIRITU EXPERIMENTAL. [#16104] EXPERIMENTAL POETRY MOVEMENT - ESCUELA A collection of ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS and ARTWORK DEL ESPIRITU EXPERIMENTAL. connected with the Experimental Poetry Journals. All are related to PAMELA 1243: The ORIGINAL ARTWORK AND PASTE-UP Tilo WENNER (1921-1976, one of the initiators and most important (Maquette) used to print this magazine, which was published in members of the Movement. He was a victim of the regime and Buenos Aires in 1958. 8 sheets of 31,5 x 24 cm, pasted onto larger beige disappeared in 1976. The collection was acquired from his daughter.). cardboard sheets of double that size, folded in the spine to form a • An original design-paste up by Tilo Wenner for a proposed cover of booklet. (The final printed issue is about 10% smaller in size). Page 1: KA-BA, which was not used, executed in black and white gouache collage of thick black paper, and white paper superimposed for the with collaged lettering in yellow, on a dark red underground pasted titelage, pasted on a black ink-drawing heightened with white gouache. on black card (20 x 24 cm. Page 2: typewritten text (with ink corrections) and manually cut-out lettering for the masthead, handwritten texts in black ink and black • An original design by Tilo Wenner for a proposed (not used) cover paper collages in the margin. Page 3: typewritten text with manually of KA-BA, black ink drawing on beige paper (20x26 cm), image of cut-out lettering ‘Gherasim Luca - Cuarto de hora de Metafisica’. On 20x18,6 and the title KA-BA next to it. On the verso in his the right-hand side an original photograph (18 x 12,7 cm) showing an handwriting: “September 9, 1958: Deuxième lettre a mes amis…. ‘Escultura Fisica’ by Jacques Herold, flanked by the artist together with Notre Ka_Ba sera essentiellement l’organe de nos experiences G. Luca (the photograph is smudged by white gouache, after the actual (Massa, Caravaglia, Loyacono et moi) et des autres poètes et printing, as this is not showing in the finalised issue); Page 4: peintres…..” typewritten text by Paul Yvenez ‘Yo se como todo el mondo’ • The original typewriter-script of a text by Paul Yvenez ‘Je sais (extractado de la Rose Parallele, inédito). In the left corner a drawing comme tout le monde’ (translated ‘Yo so etc”) and published with in black ink, 9,5 x 12,8 cm illustration in PAMELA by Tilo Wenner) (heightened with some white • An original pamphlet signed by Wenner, Massa, Loyacono, Rinaldi, gouache) pasted onto the beige Garacaglia: “La causas intolerables”. Stencilled typewritten text. underground, and 2 smaller • Pamphlet “Exactamo. Maison des inkdrawings pasted as collages mots, fondée en 1960, Paris (8, rue around the text; Page 5: a nicely Joseph-de-Maistre, Partis, 18). Texts executed handwritten text in black commencing with ‘Nous vous ink entitled ‘Ejercicio para marcar donnons le mot.’” Printed on green un nuevo tiempo’ by Tilo Wenner, paper (21x13,5 cm) the page decorated by an • 6 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS in black ink-drawing of ab. 5 x 22 cm ink by Tilo WENNER. pasted above the text, an ink-drawing of ab. 8x 6,5 cm and EUR 3,000.00 6,5 x 9,5 cm (drawn directly on the paper) adorning the handwritten text, also some small black paper collages; Page 6: nicely handwritten text by Luis Massa, ‘Llas Nuevas comparaciones’, adorned by two pasted black inkdrawings (14,4 x 7,2 cm and 13 x 6,8 cm). Page 7: typewritten text, following the text of page 2, with handwritten additions and the name of Tilo Wenner; Page 8 depicts an exploding bomb, collage based on a cut-out of an image of a horse’s leg, with black ink applied, manually cut-out text ‘Europa Servirá?’, and neatly

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7039-7607.tif [#16639] EXTENSIONS [#7607] FACTOTUM-ART Nos. 1-8 (all publ.). New York, 1968-1974. 7 Nos. 1-7 (all publ.). Calaone-Baone, Verona, issues (double issue no. 5/6). 8vo. Original 1977-1979. Original illustrated wrappers; 4to. wrappers as issued. Printed covers. Each EUR 1,500.00 issue 96 pp. All near fine, (except faint foxing to covers of no 4, no 5/6 foxing to Directed by Paul de Vree and Sarenco. The first front cover, corner-crease to rear, no 7 cover vol. counts 264 pp., later issues 16 pp. each; cover- lightly rubbed. no 8 toning to spine, small design by Sarenco. With numerous examples of corner-crease to front cover a complete experimental poetry by Sarenco, Arias-Misson, Paul de Vree, Takahashi Shohachiro, Michele collection in good condition). Perfetti, Higgins, Hampl, Trinkewitz, Aubertin, Castagna, Hilgemann, Joseph EUR 900.00 Beuys, Miccini, Franco Verdi, a.o. The first issue contains o.a. correspondance between Paul de Vree and Raoul Hausmann and articles by Alain Arias-Mis- Editors: Suzanne Zavrian, Joachim Neugroschel. Art direction and design: son (o.a. on generative grammar-poem, public poem, poesia visiva). Irene Friedman. Contr. incl.: Vito Hannibal Acconci, Arakawa, Max Bense, André du Bouchet, André Breton, René Char, R. D. Cohen, Jean Daive, J. Dubuffet, Ch. Henri Ford, Jim Fulkerson, Jochen Gerz, Madeline Gins, Carter [#16556] FACTOTUMBOOK Ratcliff, Georg Trakl, Oswald Wiener.. Periodical dedicated to Avant-garde Poetry and Literature of worldwide scope with foreign contributors including Nos. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11,12, 17, 18, 21,26. Calaone-Baone, Verona, n.d. Miodrag Pavlovic from Yugoslavia, Erling Salomsen from Norway, Wolfgang (ca.1979)-1980. Original wrappers; 4to. Hildesheimer from Switzerland, Seiichi Niikuni from Japan… EUR 800.00

Directed by Sarenco and Paul de Vree. 14 issues from the collection as follows: No. 1 (Lotta Poetica 1971-1975), No. 2 (16 pp.): ‘Poesia Sonora’ with contribs. by P. de Vree, B. Heidsieck, Eugenio Miccini, Sarenco, Franco Verdi, No. 3 (Sarenco) “Esenin...No. 6 (S-Cultura 1). No. 7 (L’arte lascia il segno).No.

12961-16565a.tif 8 (Rapporto taliano), No. 9 (Jiri Kolar “Anticollages”), No. 10 (Joseph Beuys, [#16565] EXTRA. (An Artists Magazine). Intervista 10/5/1978), No. 11 (Alain Arias-Misson), No. 12 (24 pp.): ‘Museum Numbers 1 - 5 (all publ.). Köln, Juli 1974 -1975. des Geldes’ by Joseph Beuys. No. 17 (Paul de Vree, Brandwonden). No. 18 Quarto, original pictorial wrappers. Pictorial (32 pp.) ‘Münchner Gedichte’ by Sarenco, Beuys, Guidolotti. No. 21 (48 pp.) covers, a very nice set, as new. Rare complete. ‘Futurgappismo’ with contribs. by Sarenco, Ulrichs, Miccini, Damini, Baroni, Battisti. No. 26 (36 pp.) ‘Piano Album’: Short piano pieces 1962-1984, by Dick EUR 2,500.00 Higgins. Edited by Werner Lippert, with original contributions by the artists. 1. No.1: Front cover courtesy Paula Cooper. Contribu-

tions by Hans HAACKE with text about the refusal 13340-16640.tif of his project’74 ‘Manets Spargelstilleben’ by the [#16640] FAMOUS Wallraf-Richartz Museum, which was shown later in Two volumes( all published). Oakland: Whiz the gallery of Paul Maenz. Urs LÜTHI: ‘The Num- bergirl 1973’, Daniel BUREN: 2 pages with vertical Press, 1975 & 1977. Two volumes, each near fine yellow bands printed on vellum. Duane MICHAELS: in side-stapled wrappers (28x21,5cm), ‘portrait of Andy Warhol, 1973’. Joseph KOSUTH: mimeographed. (Notizen) ‘Über eine anthroplogisierte kunst’ and EUR 250.00 Jean le GAC – ‘Les Anecdotes, 1974’. + loosely laid in one page text ‘Zusatz sur Projekt 74 Ausgabe’. Edited by Steve. LaVoie and Lana Marie Michalec- zko. Oakland: Whiz Press, 1975 & 1977. With con- 2. Number 2: Bernar VENET: Analysis of the graphic tributions by Keith Abbott, John M. Bennett, Dick representation of the Function y =x etc.; Anne + Pat- Higgins, Pat Nolan, Opal L. Nations, Ron Silliman, Kathy Acker, and others. rick 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.

3. Number 3: Robert BARRY: 25 Words and 5 Blank 7045-19332a.tif Pages 1974; Terry ATKINSON: Article concerning [#19332] FANDANGOS. The most important European Kosuth’s Anthropologized Art”; Hanne DARBOVEN: Art Scandalpaper (also published as Vandangos, Van Manuscript for a Film 1970-74; Ralph GIBSON: Tango’s, Phandangos, Fandadangos, Fun-Dango’s.). From Days at Sea 1974; Roman OPALKA: Details Nos. 1-11 (December 1973)-1978 followed by and together with six and Voyage Notes; Sol LEWITT: Drawings 1974. unnumbered issues (For identification purposes provisonally 4. Number 4: Devoted to David ASEKEVOLD: Com- numbered between brackets) (12)-(15), (17). Maastricht, Agora-Studios, plete Documentation of his Works 1968 - 1974. n.d.(1980)- 1982. Various sizes. With the rare EXTRA - issue, 1973. 5. Number 5: G. PENONE: Five pressures w. constant spatial characteristics etc…; Rune MIELDS: Line EUR 10,000.00 drawings on transparent sheets; Hans Peter FELD- An exceptional set of this artist periodical, edited by Ger van Dijck, Raoul MANN: Pin Up Girls (photographs); Lewis BALTZ: Marroquin, Marjo Schumans. Published at the Jan van Eyck Academy in Installations (photographs); G. ZORIO: Energy as Maastricht in various formats and lay-outs by MAD-Enterprises and Agora- Absence / Energy as Presence (photos on transparent Studio Maastricht. Close to FLUXUS, and of importance for Performance Art sheets w. red line drawings). and early Video Art on Television. Whereas the earlier issues have the charac- ter of an artist publication with varied contributions and collages, the later

40 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com issues increasingly deal with broadcast, television and Video Art projects, Duarte, Klaus Groh, etc. initiated by Raul Marroquin, culminating in the Worlds first T.V. Convention, • No. 4: VanTangos. Title concept by Klaus Groh (East European correspon- and The Link, a live interactive satellite linking of The Netherlands with New dent). Loose leaved. 12 not numbered pages. 45 x 30 cm; Maastricht, Au- York and San Francisco. tumn/Winter 1974. Contributions include r.f. (“..yo soy una flor vulnerable • No. 1: poster-size sheet, screen-printed in black ink on one side, and y comestible..”), Fernando Gomez, The bay area dadaists, Nikolaus Urban, entitled “Vandangos” (publishing Projects, Documentation, Ideas, Com- J. Urban, Yoshio Nakajima, John M. Armleder, Carlo Giovanni Ciatelli, mentaries, Activities, with the aim of an overall communication). [Issue Tina Hittenberger (Photo of Mary Peanut and Ana Banana), h.b. reeskamp, Number/ December and year -1973- ]. Containing contribs. by Robert Michael Gibbs, “Do we dare to be happy again?” Script (stills with text) Filliou (poem), Hr(e)inn Fridfinnsson (dream), Rod Summers, Marjo B.Walkers, Laura de Rossi, Rol Summers, Rabi Marroquin; photography Marjo Schumans. • No. 5: Fun-Dangos. Contributors include Michael Gibbs, Anna Banana, Ulises Carrion, Klaus Groh, Jorge Glusberg. Printed in black on blue paper, loose leaved, 16 not numbered pages, 44 x 29,5 cm, Maastricht (1975). • No. 6: Fandadangos: Anna Banana, Ulises Carrion, Klaus Groh, Clemente Paradin, contains an interview with Iannis Xenakis by M. Allegrini and an interview with Joseph Beuys by M. Hawley Printed in b/w, front page hand coloured, loose leaved, 16 not numbered pages, 45 x 30 cm, Maastricht

Schumans, Kristian Gudmundsson a.o.; • No. 2: poster-sized sheet, printed in green, folded to 16 pages, with pasted collages attached. Dated January 1974. Contributions by the editors, as well as Hr(e)inn Fridfinsson, Filliou, Thomas Niggl, Yoshio Nakajima, Cavel- lini, Peiter Post, Silvia van Berkel, Jonathan Ellender, Filip Francis, J.C.J.

(1975). • No. 7: The most important Art & Scandal Newspaper in the whole world. 64 pages, of which 8 pages on light green stock, stapled in the spine in illustrated wrappers, Fandangos stamped in red over a b/w photograph by Klaus Staeck on the front-cover (courtesy Nam June Paik) showing Paik with Joseph Beuys. Interview with Pierre Cardin (by Madeleine Allegrini), interview with Michel Cardena (by Martha Hawley; Willoughby Sharp performing “Full Womb”. Bay Area Dadaists. Mad Enterprizes, Fandangos, Video. Performances, Projects etc., from: Yves de Smet, Michael Druks, Ger van Dijck, Filip Francis, Rod Summers (photography), Yoshio Nakajima, Wout Vercammen, Maurizio Nannucci, Kalkmann, Kid Barton (in action), VanderHeyden, Jan Hendrix (Snow), Servie Janssen, a.o.; Fujiwara Kazumi chi, Video (Made in • No. 3: poster-sized sheet printed in black, folded to 16 pages, with pasted N.Y.): Nam June Paik (Portrait of Russel collages attached, no date. Contributors as before, plus: Herbert Walker, Connor), and many others. Maastricht, Dick Wesssels (Blue Landscape), Jacques Lizène, Ulissses Caríon, Chris- Agora Studio, 1976. tiana Berndes, B.G. Leatemla, Kiyokawa, Peter R. Hutchinson,Yves De • No. 8/11: “Fandangos Superb Issue” is Smet, Annalies Klophaus, Anton Verhoeven, Peter Adamski, Guillermo a quadruple issue of 92 pp., profusely ill. with contribs. on photography, film, video, installations, performances, etc., and interviews with Ulisus Carrion, Robert Filliou, Mohammed Ali, Costa Gavras. Maastricht, 1978. • (No. 12): V.P.R.O Broadcast. Luxemburg. Grand Prix Exclusive!. 21x15cm, stapled, 15pp. Offset. Program produced by the Fandangos/Mad Enterprises team: Raul Marroquin, Daniel Brun, N.Herrera, Hans Koens, David Garcia, Jaime Da- vidovich, H.J.Barreto, K.Loffler, Michael Bright, Theo van der Aa, Ger van Dijck, Video Heads, L.Baretta, M.Hennus. • (No. 13): World’s First T.V. Convention. Maastricht, Fandangos Founda- tion 1980. Illustrated softcovers (24x17,5 cm.) 63pp. Glued in the spine, some pages loosening, but complete and otherwise fine condition. Offset.

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 41 “Mad Enterprises Inc. and Video Heads have the pleasure of inviting you Coimbra, Setembro 1980. 36 pages in yellow illustrated wrappers, size to World’s First T.V.Convention, an installation by Raul Marroquin. June 29,5x 36 cm. Printed in b/w, wrappers in sepia on yellow (wrappers 23-27 1980, The Bank, Haarlemmerstraat 118, Amsterdam.” Loosely laid in: slightly damaged). With: Fenda/O. A Fenda na Poesia 1979-1984. Invitation Card. Antologia de Jaime Quebranto. Coimbra, 48 pages in illustrated • (No. 14): Fandangos Extra. On the World’s First T.V. Convention. Agora wrappers. Studio 1980. 21x15cm., stapled, 12pp. Offset. Printed from typescript, with illustrations. EUR 1,000.00 • (No. 15): Fandangos Stereo. Agora Studio 1979. 30,5x21,5 cm., folded sheet. Edited and coördinated by Vasco Tavares Dos Santos, close to visual poetry, Offset. Juan Marañas issue: Juan Marañas est de retour. Le martyre d’ une with a collective of (a.o.) Justino Pinho, Fernando Cascais, Tito (&Brigitte) ‘epouse delaissee. (Raul Marroquin, Daniel-Marcel Brun, etc.) Cardoso e Cunha, Luis Noguaira, Joaquim Ramos de Carvalho, A. Diogo, Ju- • (No. 17): (FANDANGOS SPECIAL ON THE LINK). Edited by André lios Dias Gomes, Margarda Bento, etc.; numerous photographic illustrations, Minnaar: The Link. A live interactive satellite cable melodrama”.Maas- photomontages etc. in an innovative lay-out and typography. tricht, Agora Studio 1982. 30x21 cm., stapled, in illustrated wrappers. (small defect to back wrapper). Unpaginated (44 pages). Offset. “The Link New York-Amsterdam”. Fictional articles; Daniel Brun, Michael Hanish, Raul Marroquin, Mans von Stedingk, Jo Willems. Photography Theo van der Aa,

13581-17112.tif Maurice Boyer, Jorgos Chronis, Raul Gallegos, James Regan (also cover). Introduction by Josine van Droffelaar. (Note:this program was finally [#17112] FETICHE JOURNAL. only broadcasted in New York, the Number 1 (a.k.a Number 0) - Number 4/5 (all published). Chiuduno proposed link with the Amsterdam (I), Fetiche Editions 1979/1982. 24.5x12cm (Number 0) and 17,5x12 cm., cable television was not accom- stapled, unpaginated. plished; see van Mechelen, De Appel, page 287/288) EUR 1,000.00 • EXTRA - ISSUE1973 ; EXTRA!. Journal devoted to concrete poetry 18 nov.’73. Vandangos News-sheet. and mail art. Edited by Walter Redaction: boschstraat 83a maas- Gaspari. Contributions by J. Cage, tricht Editors: Anton Verhoeven, F. Beltrametti, G. Fontana, M. Raul Marroquin, Marjo Schumans. Perfetti,P. Rypson, S.M. Martini, Publishers: Agora, maastricht, jan G.A. Cavellini, L. Pignotti, A. Schw- van eyck academy 29,5x21 cm. With erner, M. Perfetti, R. Kostelanetz, W. 2 perforation holes. Distributed Xerra, W. Burroughs and others. for Great Britain:beau geste press. Stencilled. Shows 6 photo-pictures of Performances: Preparation/ Try out/Prof.Sarneel with Anton Verho- even, performed/The communication game, proposed ny W.Becker,

13184-16215.tif director of Neue Galerie Asschen/Interview for Video with mr. Szenassy and R.Marroquin by Radio Omroep Maastricht/Performance by a guard [#16215] FORUM (Kultureel Centrum) of the museum/ The Telephone to Colombia performed by E.M. (Equipo Full set of the Programs, 10 volumes. Middelburg, Movimiento) at Bonnefantenmuseum on the opening of the exhibition 1979-1984 (30x21 cm)., stapled. Ways of Communication 7 Nov.73. (This communication would take one EUR 700.00 and half hours to connect, but failed to get established) Programs of “Forum”, Kultureel Centrum in Middel- burg (The Netherlands), edited by Maria-Rosa Boezem. Performances, design, architecture, sculpture, audio-

13294-16533E.tif visual etc. Contributions of V. Acconci, J. van Drof- [#16533] FENDA. Magazine frenética. felaar, U. Rosenbach, C. Palestine, L. Weiner, Marina Abramovic, Ulay, Saskia Bos, a.o. Nos. 1-4. Coimbra/Porto, 1979(81)-1982. Size: tall 29,3x18 cm.: all in good condition as follows:

7168-7596.tif [#15344] THE FOX Nos. 1-3 (all publ.). New York, Art and Language, 1975-1976. Original wrappers, card covers with newsprint pages, ill. 4to. EUR 500.00

Published by the Art and Language Foundation. Fundamental journal of conceptualism. Edited No 1: Fenda revisitada. Reediçao corrigada do no.1 publicado na by Sarah Charlesworth, Michael Corris, Preston Primavera de 1979/ Coimbria, 1981. 50 pages, stapled in orig, pictorial Heller, Joseph Kosuth, Andrew Menard, Mel wrappers. Ramsden. Contribs. by the editors and Michael Baldwin, Philip Pilkington, Ian Burn, Adrian Piper, Mel Ramsden, Michael No. 2: Coimbra, Verão 1979. 94 pages in original pictorial wrappers. Corris, Zoran Popovic, Paul Wood, Lynn Lemaster, Terry Smith, Ron White, No. 3-4. Porto/Lisboa, Fevereiro 1982. 52 pages, stapled in pictorial Karl Beveridge, Trevor Pateman, Jasna Tijardovic, David Rushton, Martha wrappers. With: Fenda. Não ela mesma. Publicação não periódica.A. Rosler, Terry Atkinson. Issues of 144-202 each, fine condition. 42 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com to near mint condition. A remark- able 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 “Mon- do 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!”

7078-16911a.tif [#18948] FILE. Megazine. Vol. 4, No. 1, Summer 1978. “1984 A YEAR IN PICTURES.’ Vol. 1-6 no. 3. Vancouver, 1972-1985. L. folio; original pictorial wrappers; Vol. 4, No. 2, Fall 1979. “Special Transgres- numerous illustrations; then continued in a new consecutive numbering: sions Issue.” Nos. 25-29 (last publ.), 1986-1989. (no. 25 folio, nos. 26-29: roy.8vo.) Vol. 4, No. 3. Summer 1980. “Special original wrappers. Global Downtown Issue.” A set in very good to near mint condition, with only wear and tearing to Vol 4, No. 4. Fall 1980. “Foreign Agents the first number (condition detailed at bottom of the footnote). Issue.” TOGETHER WITH: Vol. 3 no 1 “Glamour Issue”in a variant (Fall 1975). Vol. 5, No. 1, March 1981. “Special Success EUR 16,000.00 Issue.” Vol. 5, No. 2, Fall 1981. “The Re-materialization of the Art Object Issue.” Complete set of File Magazine. 27 is- Byrne, Robert Cumming, Salvador Dalí, Vol. 5, No. 3. Spring 1982. “X Ray Sex Is- sues (including a variant, all published) etc.- Vol. 3 no 1 Glamour Issue, With the su e.” published by General Idea, edited and VARIANT Black and white. Wrappers. Vol. 5, No. 4. 1983. “Special General Idea designed by AA Bronson, Jorge Zontal Staple bound. approximately 200 variants, Issue - Mondo Cane Kama Sutra.” SPE- and Felix Partz. First published in the of which this is one, with the High Profile CIAL GENERAL IDEA ISSUE sticker year that LIFE-Magazine had to cease logo screen printed on the cover. Very affixed to front cover. publication, FILE adopted the lay-out of good condition. Also: Vol. 2 no. 5 and Vol. the front cover, size and style. Issues are 5 no. 1complete with the Flex-disks; Vol. 5 Vol. 6, Nos. 1 & 2. 1984. “General Idea’s mostly around a theme: Women’s Issue, no. 2 complete with insert Bartolini. 1984 and the 1968-1984 FILE Retrospec- tive Issue.” Paris Issue, Mondo Nudo, NYC Issue, Vol. 1, No. 1. April 15, 1972. “Mr. Peanut Punk Issue, People Issue, Artists Direc- Issue.” is only in fair condition, fragile Vol. 6, No. 3. 1985. “Diane Frankenstein tory, Image Bank Issue, People Issue, due to paper quality. Wear and tearing Issue.” Transgression Issue, Global Downtown, to wrappers (Four 0.5” tears along fore FILE MEGAZINE No. 25 / ART & TEXT Foreign Agents, The Re-Materialization edge, two tears repaired by tape; bottom No. 22. 1986. FILE MEGAZINE 26, 1986 of the Art Abject, X Ray Sex, Mondo right corner torn off; several 1” tears to FILE MEGAZINE 27, 1987 FILE MEGA- Cane, Kama Sutra, etc. File 6 no. 1/2 is a back cover along spine and to back cover ZINE 28, 1987 FILE MEGAZINE 29, 1989 retrospective number on General Idea fore edge. Single 1.25” tear to pages at fore and File, 1968-1984. Contribs. include: edge). This first number is however ex- William Burroughs, Andy Warhol, David cessively rare. All others are in very good

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14312-18684g.tif [#18684] FLUE. [#17312] FRANKLIN FURNACE ARCHIVE ARTISTS Franklin Furnace Archive BOOK BIBLIOGRAPHY Vol. 1 no 1 through Vol. 6 no 2 (all Vol. 1-3 (all publ.). New York, Franklin published). New York, NY, Furnace Archive, 1977-1979. Together Franklin Furnace Archive 1980/89. 429 bibliographical notecards (10 x 15 EUR 5,000.00 cm); published in a limited edition of 500-1100 copies. Edited by Martha Wilson. Rare EUR 500.00 complete set. Vol. I, #1, First Edition: Tabloid, 12pp. Bibliography published in the form of a card index (each vol. 143 cards held Offset. Artist/Designers: Conrad together by a rubber band). Includes artists’ statements and much informa- “Artists’ Books”, by Clive Phillpot, tion not published elsewhere. Flexidisk (plastic 45 rpm record insert) and other material related to the Chicago show.

Vol. I, #2, Dutch Treat: Photographs of artists and info on “De Appel in the 14418-18925.tif Big Apple” performance art festival curated by Wies Smals; plus Franklin [#18925] FRONT Furnace news. Vol. 1 No. 3, March 1976. San Francisco: La Vol. I, #3: Tabloid format on newsprint. Designer: Barbara Kruger Mammelle. Tabloid size, 8 pages. Illustrated Vol. I, #4: Tabloid format, 8pp. Offset. Designer: Carla Liss. Interview with front page. (Stamp in red “sample”) Wies Smals of De Appel. EUR 300.00 Vol. I, #5: Tabloid format. Designer Richard McGuire, cover photo of Laurie Anderson by Paula Court. Edited by C.E. Loeffler and Mary Stofflet. On page one text with photo describing Terry Fox’s work “Timbre”, performed at Mountais Theatre, Mt. Tamalpais, 3:00 PM March 13, 1976. Further- more announcements of video works by Eleanor Antin, Paul Mccarthy, Robert Cumming, John Baldessari, William Wegman, Les Levine etc.

14418-20077.tif [#19974] FRONT Vol. 1 No. 4: Special Edition: International Rubber Stamp Exhibition San Francisco, C.,: 23.April 1976 La Mamelle Arts Center, San Francisco 23.April 1976. 12 unpag., 45x29 cm, Tabloid. EUR 350.00

Edited by C.E. Loeffler and Mary Stofflet.. Contributions by Ray Johnson, Hervé Fischer, Klaus Groh, E. M. Plunkett, C. Law, Ken Friedman,Georg Gugelberger, With the list of Vol. II, #1: Tabloid. Editor: Deborah Drier. Designed by John Copoulos. participants. Cover by Louise Lawler. Update on the Collection/International Mail Art” by Jill Medvedow. Vol. II, #2: 280x215 mm., stapled, 34pp. Offset. Editor Deborah Drier. De- stapled, unpaginated. Offset. signed by John Copoulos.

Vol. II, #3/4. L.A./London: Sex, Performance & the 80’s: 280x215 mm., stapled, 7223-12089.tif 53pp. Offset. [#15581] FUTURA Vol. III; #1, Special Issue on Artists Books, Archives and Collections: 270x210 Nos. 1-26 (all publ.). Stuttgart, edition mm., stapled, 32pp. Offset. Editors: Buzz Spector and Tony Whitfield. hansjörg mayer, 1967-1968. 26 leaves (48 x Vol. III, #2, Multiples by Latin American Artists: 280x215 mm., stapled, 46pp. 48 cm), folded to 24 x 16 cm,Limited Offset. edition of 300 copies. A very good clean Vol. IV, #1/ 2, Cubist Prints/Cubist Books: 230x205 mm., softcovers, 128pp. and bright set. Offset. Design: Erika Rothenberg. EUR 2,200.00 Vol. IV, #3/4, Mail Art Then and Now: 270x210 mm., stapled, 56pp. Offset. Curator/Editor Ronny Cohen. Series of broadsides for experimental Litera- ture, Graphics and Typography, which derives Vol. V, #1: Poster (folded: 140x215 mm.). Offset, purple inkVol. its title from the use of the Futura type-face. V, #2, The International Flue: Poster. Designer: Carol Sun. Innovative lay-out. Each issue by an author Vol. VI, #1, The Concrete Flue: Poster yellow and black. Designer: Carol Sun. and/or artist close to conceptual poetry, Vol. VI, #2 (and last), The Avant-Garde Book 1900-1945: 215x140 mm., intermedia art and Fluxus. Contribs. by Max Bense, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Diter Rot, Em-

44 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 7230-16170.tif mett Williams, Bob Cobbing, Dick Higgins, Herman de Vries, Robert Filliou, [#16170] FYLKINGEN INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN Peter Schmidt, Wolf Vostell, Hiro Kamimura, Mathias Goeritz, Klaus Bur- No. 1. 1966; Nos. 1-2. 1967; No. 1.1969: SPECIAL Issue: Fylkingen khardt, Reinhard Dohl, Louis Zukofsky, Bohumila Grogerova, Josef Hirsal, Catalogue of TEXT - SOUND - COMPOSITIONS (Cat. Raisonne) Job Boj, Augusto de Campos, Edward Lucie Smith,, Frieder Nake, Carlo Belloli, Jonathan Williams, Pierre Garnier, Edwin Morgan, Andre Thomkins. Copyright 1969; No. 2.1969. (original wrappers, fine, and the special Each number contains a short essay about the artist and his work and on the issue in blue plastic ring binder, w. printed title, 25 x 25 cm, stapled, 32 verso poster-sized folding out images, References: Archiv Sohm, p. 155.; Eye unpag. pp.). TOGETHER WITH: Fylkingen Och Sveriges Radio on Europe (MoMa); rare complete set. Presenterar Tre Kvaller Med Text-Ljud-Kompositioner II. April 1969 Stockholm: Fylkingen, 1969. 30 x 21 cm 4 pp loose in folded paper cover. Includes a programme of radio transmissions, loosely inserted. Swedish text. A few marks to cover o.w. very good. 14593-19463.tif (From the archive of Henri Chopin). [#19463] FUTURA POESIA SONORA Probably complete. Antologia storico critica della poesia sonora, a cura di Arigo EUR 1,500.00 Lora-Totino. Critical-historical anthology of sound poetry edited by Arrigo Lora-Totino Milan, Cramps Records, Avril 1978. A book of 60 Edited by Fylkingen pages, illustrated,with text over 4 columns, with Introduction by - Society for Ex- Renato Barilli. Together with, and contained in a silver-paper covered perimental Music and lettered box together with 7 long-play vinyl disks 33/30, each contained Art. Most probably the complete set. Issue 1/ 1966. FYLKINGEN BULLETIN Nr 1. 1966. Stockholm: in the original illustrated sleeves (Cramps records 5206-301 to Fylkingen Society for Experimental Art, 1966. 24 x 5206-307). 22 cm. 48 pp with b&w illustrations. Swedish text. EUR 1,800.00 Printed glossy covers, lightly stained. Contains: John CAGE, Dagbok. (Probably all published of Very complete Anthology of Sound Poetry, that year). Issue 1/1967 Printed papercovers, 25 x 22 with texts in Italian and English by Renato cm, stapled, 44 (+ 2) pp. Texts in English + French. Barilli, richly illustrated with photographs Contributions by K. Wiggen: Memorandum and examples of musical scores and texts. The 1965, G. Larsen: Fylkingen, its development and disks: aims, John Pierce, Oskar Hansen, Yona Friedman: - Futura 1: La déclamation futuriste: Filippo Architecture mobile, Anthony Hill, S. Fagerberg, Tommaso Marinetti (1912-1914), Francesco Carl Lesche. Approx. 30 b+w illustr. incl. photogr. of K.H.Stockhausen per- Cangiullo (1913), Giacomo Balla (1914-1918- forming “Kontakte” in 1960 Issue 2 / 1967 Printed papercovers, 25 x 22 cm, 1920), Fortunato Depero (1916) & Farfa stapled, 56 (+ 2) pp. Texts in English + French + Swedish. Contributions by (1933-1937-1947) Pierre Schaeffer, Iannis Xenakis, Gunnar Hellstroerm, A. Lucier, NAM JUNE - Futura 2: Lo Zaum, langage transmental: Vladimir Majakovskij (1913-1918), PAIK (Experiment elektronisk bild), Kostas Axelos. Approx. 10 b+w illustr. Velemir Chlebnikov (1908-1922), Vasilij Kamenskij (1916), Aleksej Krucenych incl. photographs of PAIK and TV-installation. No. 1.1969: SPECIAL Issue: (1912-1920-1922), Il»Ja Zdanevic (1918). Le simultanéisme français: Pierre- Fylkingen Catalogue of TEXT - SOUND - COMPOSITIONS (Cat. Raisonne) Albert Birot (1916-1918) & Arthur Pétronio (1965). Copyright 1969. Blue plastic ring binder, w. printed title, 25 x 25 cm, stapled, 32 unpag. pp. No. 2. Stockholm, 1969. Original wrappers; 32 pp.; sq. 8vo. - Futura 3: Precurseurs et dadaïstes en Allemagne: Christian Morgenstern Contribs. incl.: ‘Some Functions of Music’ (by Erik Götlind); ‘The Musi- (1890-1905), Paul Scheerbart (1897-1898- 1902), Hugo Ball (1916), Tristan cal Background of Computer Music’ (by Knut Wiggen); ‘Fylkingen’s group Tzara, Marcel Janco, Richard Huelsenbeck (1916) & Raoul Hausmann (1919- for Linguistic Arts and Text-Sound Compositions’ (by Bengt E. Johnson); 1947), Kurt Schwitters (1919-1921-1922-1926-1936-1937-1946). ‘Festival à Stockholm’ by Henri Chopin; written score of Bernard Heidsieck’s - Futura 4: Face 1: Le cri Antonin Artaud 1947. Face 2: l’ultra-lettrisme: Fran- composition ‘Terre à Terre’. 25 cm, stapled, 32 unpag. pp. Special Issue: Preface çois Dufrêne (1958-1971), Henri Chopin (1974-1975) & Bernard Heidsieck in English by the Fylkingen Linguistic Group. Lists works of Henri Chopin, (1974). Bernard Heidsieck, Francois Durfrene, Bob Cobbing, O. Fahlstrom, Ilse + - Futura 5: La poésie sonore aujourd’hui: Franz Mon (1973), Gerhard Ruhm Pierre Garnier, John Giorno, Brion Gysin, Dick Higgins, Jandl, Ray Johnson, (1954-1956-1965-1973-1975), Nikolaus Ein - horn (1975), Ladislav Novàk (1970) Kriwet, Bengt af Klintberg, Jackson MacLow, Ladislav Novak, Carl Reuter- & Carlfriedrich Claus (1965). sward, G. Wolman et al. plus a Discography and Addendas. - Futura 6: La poésie sonore aujourd’hui: Brion Gysin (1960--1962), Paul De Vree (1965-1966-1974), Bob Cobbing (1975), Isidore Isou (1965), Maurice Lemaître (1965), Altagor (1947-1960), Patrizia Vicinelli (1967-1976) & Adriano Spatola (1976). - Futura 7: La poésie sonore

13409-16791.tif aujourd’hui: Maurizio Nannucci (1976), Demetrio [#16791] GALLERIA REPASSAGE, Warsaw. Bulletin. Stratos (1976), Arrigo Lora- 4 issues of the Galeria Repassage’s Bulletin. Uniwersytet Warszawski Totino (1965- 1970-1974) & Il 1973/1976. 29x21cm., (1973 issue: 20x19,5 cm.), Concento Prosodico (Sergio stapled, unpaginated. Letterset, offset. Cena, Arrigo Lora-totino, EUR 250.00 Roberto Muso, Laura San- tiano) (1976). The container- Catalogue of the activities of the Gallery: instal- box has some wear to the lations, performances, concrete poetry. E.i E. corners,but is otherwise in Cieslar,Tomasz Osinski, Grzegorz Kowalski, Piotr good condition. The disks Bernacki, Jerzy Kalina, Miroslaw Klivar, Tomek and sleaves in perfect condi- Sikorski, Elzbieta & Emila Cieslarow (1956-1976) tion. [Schraenen Vinyl, p.227; Broken Music p.236; Bonotto PVM0175 ( an and others. Some texts are tranlated into English. edition in 2 volumes).

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 45 14035-18111d.tif [#18111] GANG Walter Korun, Serge Vandercam, Maurice Wyckaert, Chris Yper- Nos 1, 2, 3. (All published). Rio de Janeiro, (September man, Claude Corban, Jan Hanlo, 1980)-September 1981. 21,7 (later 22)x16,7 cm., printed paper covers, Hans Sleutelaar, Ben Klein, partly published by xerox, stapled in the spine. Text in Portuguese. Maurice D`haese, Matta, Ellen Together with the Manifesto Ponô (the Porn Warmond, Hans Andreus, Cees Manifesto) on double page signed by Cairo Assis Buddingh, Heere Heeresma, Trindade, Euardo Kac, Mano Melo, Tanussi Cardoso, Theo Kemp, Korban, Rudy Kous- Claufe Rodrigues. broek, Gerrit Kouwenaar, Mischa de Vreede, Hugo Raes, Sybren Polet, Walasse Ting, Paul Small ink spot on the front cover, to number “2”, Rodenko, Jan Walravens, Hans Pieter Verhagen, Freddy otherwise very good condition. de Vree, Jan Arends, Heere Heeresma, Ruud Kuyper, EUR 1,500.00 Heinz Neudecker, Cornelis Bastiaan Vaandrager, Ewald Vanvugt, Jan van der Vegt, Hans Warren, Julien Artist magazine, edited by Eduardo Weverbergh, Enno Develing, Nico Scheepmaker.etc. Kac, Kairo (Cairo Assis Trindade) and The “DADA” pamphlet, in a lay-out imitating DADA others as follows: - GANG (1) “Quem publications, is almost always lacking.It was intended Da Nossa Gang Nao Tem Medo”. (Sep- as a protest against the Dada exhibition held at the tember 1980).(16+4)pp. Rio de Janeiro, Stedelijk Museum during Dec.-Feb.1958-59. Brazil, (1980). Unspecified edition size. Contributions by Eduardo Kac, Kairo (Cairo Assis Trindade) and others. Includes, loose, a double page: the Manifesto Ponô (the Porn Manifesto) signed by Cairo Asssis Trindade, Euardo Kac, Mano Melo, Tanussi Car- [#18773] GEIGER doso, Claufe Rodrigues. This Mani- Vol. 2. Antologia,1968. Cover by Franco Grignani. (19,4 x21cm). festo was read in public at Cinelândia Place, Rio de Janeiro, in September Slightly rubbed; the first blank fly leaf missing, otherwise good clean 1980. - GANG 2. April 29, 1981. (16) copy. Number 300/300. pp. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1981. Edition EUR 1,400.00 of 1.000 unnumbered, but probably not all actually issued. Contributions by Eduardo Kac, Leila Miccolis, Cairo Assis Trindade,Bráulio Tavares, Teresa One of the first artists’ periodicals of experimental visual poetry ever Jardim, Siegbert, Hélio Lete, and others. - GANG 3. September 1981. (16) conceived. Handmade and published by Adriano Spatola, together with his pp. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1981. Unspecified edition of probably around 200. brothers Maurizio and Tiziano Spatola. Each number (volume) is an anthol- Contributions by Eduardo Kac, Glauco Mattoso, Paulo Leminski, Cairo Assis ogy of visual poetry, concrete art and poetical or theoretical texts. Original Trindade, Teresa Jardim, Siegbert, Bráulio Tavares,Alberto Harrigan, Leila artwork by internationally reknown artists in various techniques (original Miccolis, and others. Note: Eduardo Kac is a contemporary American artist drawings, photo-compositions, collages, stencilled, handwritten or photo- internationally recognized for his interactive net installations and his bio-art. copied texts and images). All pieces printed on different weights and types of Kac was born in 1962, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. stock. Italian and internationally important contributors include:Brian Lane, Gian Roberto Comini,Lora Totino,Julian Blaine, Hans Clavin,A.Spatola, Maurizio Nannucci, Silvano Vescovi, etc. [#18774] Vol. 3. Antologia a cura di Maurizio Spatola. 1969. Cover

7243-7804A.tif made of brown wrapping paper, with title handwritten in yellow paint [#17267] GARD SIVIK 3-maandelijks (lateron: (25x23cm; spine broken, overlaying edges a bit ragged). Upper corner Tweemaandelijks) tijdschrift, uitg. door de Vereniging ter of back wrapper lightly affected by humidity, but otherwise a good Bevordering van de Avant-Garde Kunst. clean copy. Copy 132/300. Nos. 1-33 (= all publ.). Brasschaat / Antwerpen / Rotterdam. Maart EUR 1,400.00 1955-Feb. 1964. Original (partly) pictorial wrappers, well preserved set, Contributions by Jochen Gerz, J-C.Moineau,F.Tiziano, G. Bertini,Lota- only some sunning and light dustsoilage to a few covers. Number 12 Totino,Jiri Valoch,Maurizio Nannucci, Willam Xerra, Hans Clavin, Sandro with the rare orig.banderolle/ wraparound (slightly damaged). Tog. 29 Beltramo, etc. physical issues. Complete with the pamphlet “DADA!” (= supplement 13285-16485B.tif to no. 12, ab. 25 x 40 cm, folded to 12,5 x 20 cm). [#18775] Vol. 10. Dedicata a Adriano Spatola. Antologia sperimentali a cura di Franco Beltrametti, Maurizio Spatola e Arrigo Lora-Totino, EUR 4,000.00 1996. An assembling in the honour of Adriano Spaola, with 103 Quarterly ( lateron bimonthly) published by the “Society for the Promotion original signed contributions by internationally important artists, of Avant-Garde Art”. Founded by Gust Gils, Hugues Pernath, Paul Snoek, mostly devoted contributors to the earlier numbers (contained in the Tone Brulin, Simon Vanloo, Herman Denkens; lateron including H. Sleute- original yellow case (32x24cm), no 249/300). laar, Armando, Cor B. Vaandrager, C. Buddingh, Simon Vinkenoog,a.o.; With contibutions (and / EUR 2,000.00 or illustrations) by Asger Jorn, Lucebert, Opland, Introductory text by Gust Gils, Maurice Wyckaert, Paul Snoek, Dan van Maurizio Spatola - Severen, Armando, Bob Coolen (vignets), Egbert Contributing artists Munks (photography), W.F. Hermans, S. Vinke- ( mostly signed) noog, Remco Campert, Rudy Kousbroek, Heere i: F. Albertazzi, Heeresma, Gerrit Kouwenaar, Hugo Raes, Sybren M.angioni, N. Polet, Jan Cremer, Jan Arends, Tone Brulin, Herman Balestrini, G. Ba- Denkens, Vic Estercam, Hugues C. Pernath, Willy ruchello, D. Bedino, Roggeman, Paul Snoek, Rudo Durant, René Gysen, F. Beltrametti,M. 46 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com Bentivoglio, G. Bertini, C. Bertola, T. Binga, G. Bisinger, J. Blaine, I. Blank, Revival/continuation of GHEN. A cura N. Bogdanovic, M. Bonazzi, F. Giacopini, A. Bove, P. Brunati, C. Capolongo, del movimento Arte Genetica (published 3 A. Cappi, L. Caruso, T. Cascella, L. Castagno, P. Castellin, B. Danon, S. De numbers from 1977-1979). Redazione Rolando Alexandris, G. Della Casa, A. De Araujo, K.P. Dencker, L. Drei, P. Echaurren, Mignani, with collaboration of Rocco Borella, F. Fedi, G. Fontana, H. Gappmayr, Ilse Garnier, P. Garnier, M. Gastini, J. Genz, Linco Burlando, Viana Xconti, Biagio Donati, J. Gian, G. Gini, J. Giorno, M. Graffi, C. Gregotti, E. Gribaudo, B. Grogerova, F. Giuliano Galletta, Marialuisa Greco, Carlo Guerrieri, E. Gut, P. J.Guttierez, V. Havel, B. Heidsieck, F. Janicot, D. Higgins, Romano. Contributions by Giovanni Valentini, J. Hirsal, K. Hofer, S. Lacy, U. Locatelli, G. Locatelli, A. Lora - Totino, F. Man- Peter Below, Roberto Pasini, S.Pacus, Eugenio fredini, S.M.Martini, E. Miccini, E. Minarelli, M. Molinari, F. Mon, J. Monod, Miccini, Claudio Costa, V. Accame, Betty L. Morales y Mori, M. Mori, L.Mosso, M. Mannucci, G. Nelva, G. Nicolai, S. Danon and others. O’Huigin, M. Osti, C.Padin, E. Pagliarini, G. Pavanello, U. Pignotti, D. Poletti, A. Porta, T. Raworth, A. Ria, G.P.Roffi, C. Rotta - Loria, E. sanguineti, E. Schatz, K.B.Schauffelen, V. Scherstjanoi, S.J. Sshmidt, C.A.Sitta, M. Spatola, P.Spence,E. Szkarosi, H. Tanabu, F. Tiziano, F. vaccari, P. Vangelisti, D.Villa, E. Villa, A.Vitacchio, R.Vitone, C.Vitrotto, W. Xera -

13271-16438.tif [#16438] GNOME BAKER Numbers 1 - 8 (all published). Great 14325-18708a.tif River, NY, Gnome Baker,1976-1981. [#18708] THE GENERATOR In 6 physical issues (2/3, 7/8 were Numbers 1-10, 12 (all published). double). The first issue is a tri-fold Mentor, Ohio: Generator,1988-2000. card portfolio, after that bound in Various formats: Nos. 1,2 and 3 in original wrappers. In excellent tall side-stapled wrappers, Nos. 4, 5, condition 6, 7a and 7b, 8a and 8b all in 8vo EUR 400.00 paperbound format, Issue 9 is stitched into spray-painted boards, Edited by Madeleine Burnside and Andrew W. Kelly. Number 1 contains Issue 10 (the most spectacular of work by Michael Davidson, Rita Myers, and Michael Palmer on loose sheets. them all) is limited to 150 copies and Number 2/3 featured Lawrene Weiner and Robert Wilson. Issue 4 featured “Language” writing, and came with a large folded poster printing a work by consists of a thick piece of heavy Channa Horwitz,later issues contain more “Language” writing and experi- glass packaged in pink foam and a cardboard mental poetry. mailing box. Issue 12 takes the form of a CD. To the best of our knowledge there never was a number 11. All in fine condition. EUR 2,500.00

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visual poetry edited by John Byrum. The magazine 14690-20067A.tif ran from 1988 to 2000 and featured a wide array [#20067] GRAMMA. of visual artistry and poetry by Charles Bernstein, Bolletino trimestrale di cultura contemporanea. Jackson Mac Low, Richard Kostellanetz, Bruce An- Nos. 1-4 (all published). Lecce, gennaio-giugnio/settembre 1971. drews, Stephen-Paul Martin, Fernando Aguiar, Dick Higgins, Susan Bee, John M. Bennett, Ron Silliman, Stapled mixed contents, 33x22 cm., assembling in Tom Beckett, Johanna Drucker, Ruggero Maggi, Clark Coolidge, Tony Green the style (and editorially connected with) Techne in and Nick Piombino, and more. Despite the relatively recent vintage of these Florence. publications, even individual issues of this magazine are uncommon and sets EUR 2,000.00 are not to be found. Assembling, edited by the Centro Gramma in Lecce, directed Salvatore Vergari, editors: Giovanni Corallo, Francesco de Blasi, Salvatore Fanciano, Bruno Leo. Contains contributions by Lucio Fontana,J-C. Moineau, Euy- genio Miccini, Giusi Coppini, Michele Perfetti, Enrico Baj, Ettore Colla, Gruppo Stanza, Vittorio Dimastro- 13028-15904.tif giovanni, Renato [#15904] GHEN RES EXTENSA LIGU. Ranaldo, Francesco Arte genetica e documenti per l’inmaginario. Pasca, Jochen Gerz, Numero 1 (in attesa di autorizzazione). Genova, Libreria Il Sileno 1981 a.o. Maffei/Peterlinii (all published?): 50x35 cm. (6 pages plus an insert: Rolando Mignani/ p. 102 (Complete set in 3 physical Ghen again against). Illustrated. Printed in purple. numbers, 3/4 was a EUR 350.00 double issue). For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 47 7363-7824.tif 13378-16750.tif [#18894] -GRAMMES ( - grâmmeS). Revue du Groupe [#16750] GROUND ZERO. Lettriste et Hypergraphique (later: Revue du Groupe Ultra- (a magazine of poetry). Lettriste). Ground Zero (n.p., n.d.). First edition. [72 Nos. 1-7 (last publ.). Paris, 1957 - pp]. Fine in side-stapled plain wrappers. Déc.1960. Original wrappers; first issue (31 x 18 cm). 12,5 x 27 cm, later issues are 8vo. (light EUR 250.00 soilage to the wrappers, back cover of no. 1 stained; No. 2 present in 2 versions, Mimeographed, typewriter written, on yellow one with a cover in green and one with stock. Edited by RJS. Unidentified works by Kent Taylor, Donn Foster, George Montgom- cover on beige card). ery, Doug Blazek, t.l. kryss, Robert Head, - With another copy of no.2: Original Richard Krech, Willie, and many others. wrappers, inscribed in ballpen on the front cover by François Dufrêne: to my friend Cobbboing Cob Bobbing Bob Cobbing Cobbingbob (we are co-being)

-With Invitation to Festival d’Art 13892-17758.tif d’avant Garde Paris Nov.Déc.1960 [#17758] EUR 2,000.00 GRUPO TEXTO POETICO Ensemble of 4 issues (out of 9 Directed by Robert Estivals. This periodical marks the transition from published). Valencia (E), Grupo Texto Lettrisme and Hypergraphie Isouienne to Signisme. Contribs. by R. Estivals, Poetico 1980/81 (Bartolomé Isidore Isou, Jacques de la Villeglé, François Dufrêne, Suzanne Bernard, Lat- Ferranco). No 1: envelope tanzi, a.o.; The third issue (which has 4 pp only) is:”Prologue au Manifeste du Signisme”, Lettriste”,arde’, (8 pp.), No. 7 carries a large announcement for the (18,5x26cm.). No. 4: folder (26x19 ‘Première exposition du Signisme’ (8 pp.) cm.). No. 5: cardboard box (24017cm.). No. 6: folder (23x15cm.). Assembling: xerox, offset, collages, objects, originals by Bartolome

7372-7834A.tif Ferrando, Rosa Sanz, David Perez and [#7834] GRANTA Mercedes Calpe. Vol. 69 no 1240. Cambridge, Nov. 28th, EUR 800.00 1964. Original wrappers, 32 pp. 4to. Edited by Bartolomé Ferranco. EUR 100.00

Edited by Jim Philip, Reg Gadney. This issue contains the catalogue of the first international exhibition of concrete, phonetic and kinetic poetry held in the Rushmore rooms, St. Catha- rine’s College, Cambridge (4 pp) and poems 12937-16922A.tif by Luiz Angelo Pinto, Pedro Xisto, Ernst Jandl. [#16922] GUTAÏ Number 2 : Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Pref., Japan, October 10, 1955. Squaro 4to (25,5 x 26,5 cm)., orig. plain red card-wrappers, with 6 small round perforation-holes showing the title Gutai and the issue number printed on the subsequent white page; total 32 pages incl. the wrappers.

13960-17906.tif Numerous illustrations in the text in b/w, photographical [#17906] GRISALDA. En bra konstig tidning reproductions and tipped-to-page illustrations in colour, and 1 full Nos. 1-2 (all publ.). Lund, [1974]. 42×30 cm. (12) pages, plus 1 loose pink page in blue serigraphy by Syozo Shimamoto. Wrappers with light sheet on A4-size (=Grisalda 2, förste maj 1974). Number 1: 420x300 soilage, and defects to upper and mm., Number 2: Pink loose leaf (295x210 mm.) inserted. lower corners of the front and back- covers and small defect to EUR 500.00 upper-right corner of page 3. Edited by Mats B. (Moderna Museet Stockholm) containing documentation Nevertheless a good copy of this and features on conceptual art and Fluxus. Numerous photographs. Featuring extremely scarce number. Gabor Attalai, John Baldessari, Daniel Buren, EUR 3,000.00 Ken Friedman, Gilbert & George, Ray Johnson, Per kirkeby, Bengt af Klintberg, J.O.Mallander, Directed by: Jiro Yoshihara, edited/ Sune Nordgren, Carl-Erik Ström and Mats published by Shozo Shimamoto. B. (Text in Swedish).A text about Gilbert & “The second edition of the Gutai is George by Mats B., a translation of Daniel mainly prepared by modern artists in Buren’s “Beware!” and a variety of conceptual their twenties residing in the Koba- works by John Baldessari, JO Mallander, Ken Osaka district as was the case in the Friedman, Carl-Erik Ström, Per Kirkeby, Bengt first edition. Klintberg, Sune Nordgren, Gabor Attalai, etc; Number 2: Mats B. poem “Internationalen” on A special emphasis has been given to the one loose leaf, handed out on the 1st May the works of Miss Toshiko Kinoshita 1974. whose art has a unique beauty created

48 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 7427-19097a.tif on canvas by the adoption of chemicals and [#19097] HAPPENING NEWS also to the young talent seen in Miss Michiko The first number (of 6 published) mimeographed/photocopied in blue, Inui who is only thriteen years old”. in a very small edition, with original artwork stapled under plastic Other contributors : Atsuko Tanaka, Akira covers, produced and published in Antwerp September 1965 by Kanayama, Shigeru Tsugimura, Hiroshi Panamarenko, Hugo Heyrman, Wout Okada. Vercammen and occasionally Yoshio “Gutaï” might be literary translated as “Em- Nakajima, - (Blue issue): WHAT’S bodiment”. (Yozo Ukita). HAPPENING. 16 pages. 4to. Very rare. EUR 800.00

Published by Panamarenko and others from the Antwerp Happening Scene. According to the

13029-15905.tif Bibliography included in Happening & Fluxus, [#15905] HALF-LIFE NETWORK MAGAZINE Materialien, Koelnischer Kunstverein 1970, there Nos. 1-2 (all publ.?). Glassboro, NJ: Art Department Glassboro State were 6 issues published, nos. 3-6 under a differ- College. 1983/84. Loose sheets in plastic pouches (some toner offsetted ent title (Milkyways). on the inside of the plastic). Unpaginated. (30x23cm). EUR 850.00

Editors: Bob Cardano, 7430-8001A.tif Maryann Koury, At- [#8001] HARCK ;. tila Kasco-Matusek, Des Periodico a cura di Magdalo Mussio. McLean. Assembling (100 copies): Photocopied, rub- Numero unico, in attesa di registrazione. 71 x berstamped, handcolored 50 Cm., folded newspaper-size, printed on additions; drawing (paint, heavy stock (very slightly yellowed), together photocopied); print (photocopied, rubberstamped, handcolored); pages (pho- 40 pages, with illustrations Published in Rome, tocopied colored, collaged, paper, ink, collaged, paper; booklet (concertina, not dated (ca. 1979). photocopied); photograph b&w, color photographs, cards; loose sheets (play EUR 2,200.00 money,clipped). envelope (polyvinyl). Contributors: V. Baroni; M. Bloch; Creative Thing; S. Jackson; T. Kupferberg; D, McLean; Private World; M. First (and only) issue published of this spectacular Row; S. Shimamoto; L. Spiegelman; Voodoo; L. Suel; M. Cranston.R. Cohen; giant-sized artist publication of concrete poetry N. d’Arbeloff; P. Fish; J. Lipman; R. Maggi; JO. Olbrich; J. Pyros; J. Massa and and avant-garde art, produced by Magdalo Mussio, others. with sections on theatre etc. Contribs. by Paolo Castaldi, Giuseppe Bartolucci, Gustav Bally, San- dra von Glasersfeld, Gaetano Testa, Bertini, Miro- slav Klivar, Renato Barilli, Sylvano Bussotti, Gianni Bertini, Luciano Caruso, Giovanni Polara, Michele

14033-18101.tif Mancini, John Furnival, Raoul Hausman etc. [#18101] HANGUPS. “Visuell, Konkret, International” (from UND.Zeitschrift f.angebliche literatur & andere branchen übliche Kommunikationsformen in dementsprechender Aufmachung) Ed. by Klaus Groh. May 1973. Special Edition of Concrete Poetry and

Mail Art as # 11/12 of the literary magazine “UND”. Illustrated covers, 14049-18148.tif 21 x 15 cm, approx. 80 pages. [#18148] HEAD EUR 400.00 Nos. 1-6 (all published). Staatsburg, NY, (1965). 28x21,5 mc., stapled, unpaginated. Mimeograph printing on various colors of paper stock. With black and white reproductions of ORIGI- NAL contributions by: Eric Anderson, A. de EUR 2,800.00 Aquino, S. Buri, Richard C., Jacques Charlier, Edited by Erik Kiviat. Each volume of Head was dedicated to poetry by a CF Claus, Robin Crozier, Guillermo Deisler, single author, accompanied by the work of a single illustrator. The initial K.P.Denker, Felipe Ehrenberg, Ken Friedman, volume featured work by William Wantling, illustrated with drawings by A. Fisher, Fred Forest, Pierre Garnier, J. Gerz, Ben Tibbs; The second, stellar number featured M. Gibbs, Sigi Gudmundsson, T. Kawiak, J. poems by Judson Crews, with drawings by d. Koslowski, J.H. Kocman, R. Kostelanetz, Natalie a. levy; The third number featured poems and L.L., Laszlo Lakner, J.O. Mallander, David drawings by Kiviat; The fourth number was Mayor, Maurizio Nannucci, Y. Nakajima, Opal devoted to poems and a drawing by Madeline L. Nations, Tom Ockersee, Clemente Padin, Landau; the fifth number featured poems and Mike Parr, Michele Perfetti, Robert Rehfeldt, drawings by Nancy Ellison; the final number was Terry Reid, G.J. de Rook, K.B. Schaeuffelen, dedicated to poems by Lisa Galt, with a cover by Mieko Shiomi, Z. Sosnowski, W. Sorensen, M. Spatola, Petr Stembera, N. Michael Mcclanathan. Though produced from Stojanovic, L. Szalm, Balint Szombathy, Endre Tot, Gabor Toth, Janos Valoch, New York State, the magazine bears more of an Ben Vautier, Edgardo Vigo, David Zack. affinity with the Cleveland Scene.

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14619-19539A.tif [#19539] Jan HENDERIKSE. Magazine. [#16191] HIDRA. Revista de Desenhos, Poemas, Ensaios. Three rare pieces by Jan Henderikse: 2 issues of the Organização de E.M. Melo e Castro. ECMA, Magazine and an Invitation for an Exhibition. Porto, 1966. 72 pages plus 1 sheet folding to 3 EUR 900.00 unnumbered pages, in stiff beige carton (corners slightly bumped) with screenprinted (b/w) - No. 3. “New York Architecture”. 11x14 cm,, printed on design on the frontcover. (34x 24,5cm), cover both sides,,with pasted inside an intricately folded a-4 brownspotted, internally clean. (Empresa sheet, xerox- Grafica Feirense,Ltda, Vila da Feira). printed on both sides, unfolding to full size A-4 with EUR 1,000.00 images of “ New York Architecture”. Graphic design and typography by Eduardo Calvet Unfolding de Magelhaes, this collection brought together by - No. 4. ‘Curacao Niagara’, 1984, 11 x Melo e Castro, with full-page illustrations by Manuel Baptista, Enrico Gon- 80 cm, folded (leporello), in envelop çalves, René Bértholo, António Areal, poetry and texts by A. Arago, G. Cruz, - Invitation card Galerie Hildebrand, M.A. Menés, Helder de Macedo, J.Rui de Sousa, E.Gonçalves, M.T. Horta, Apri 1984l F.Mourào-Ferreira, L.N. Jorge, R.M. Gonçalves, S. Tavares, A. Ramo Rosa, H. Helder, F. Hasse Pais Bramdào, Liberto Cruz and E.M.Melo e Castro (Mapa do Derto, 1962, a visual art poem printed over three pages as a fold-out in the back. (Daniel Pires, Dicionario II, p. 249 mentions a second issue published in Lisbon in 1969, this would have only 18 pages).

14687-19671.tif [#19671] HUMAN DESIGN. Bimestrale di identificazioni

7482-17424E.tif interdisciplinari e di informazione [#19207] HEXA’GONO estetica. Nos. 1-13 (all published) ). La Plata, Argentina, Nos. 3/4, 5,6, 7/8, 9, 13, 14. Milano,1970-1974. 1971-1975. In the original envelopes, as issued. Original illustrated wrappers; 24x17cm, no13 (Comprising Nos. a, ab, ac, bc, bd, be, cd, ce, cf, de, and following 29,5x21 cm. df, dg and e). Jight soilage to some of the issues, EUR 300.00 light wear to some edges and left lower corner of a few issues with a small dampstain, altogether Dir. Responsabile: Adriano Foschi. however an excellent set of this fragile publication, internally fine. The pre-final issue (12) has the attached banderolle “Auto-Censurado” attached 7568-17401.tif and unopened. [#19296] L’HUMIDITÉ EUR 8,500.00 Nos. 1-25 (all publ). Paris, déc. 1970 - printemps 1978 (lacking no 24) 4to; unbound, original pictorial wrappers; numerous illustrations Edited by Edgardo Antonio Vigo. Visual-poetry No.14/15 is a copy of the De-Luxe edition with additional artwork (see and avant-garde publication from Argentina, the below), cover green, contained in a slipcase. successor to DIAGONAL CERO which was published from 1962-1969 by Vigo. The numbering is EUR 4,000.00 done by letter combiation. Each envelope contains An international periodical, the first issue printed in the Netherlands, later several (partly colored) prints, leaflets, pamphlets, issues printed in Italy -’Une revue italienne en langue française’-, then collages; sometimes with punched holes. Visual printed in France, edited by Jean-François Bory, Janus Chodorowicz, Georges poetry, conceptual art, political staments by (a.o.) Unglik, Léonardo Nunez, René Baudouin (who later became the editor), Clemente Padin, Ginzburg, Edgardo A. Vigo (a.o.: Giovani Lista, Thierry Agullo, Arthur Hubschmid, Jean-Claude Silbermann, comic-strip & “La Calle: escenario del arte actual); Danièle Boon, Chantal Petithory, Gilles Plazy, and others. Ties to Surrealism, J.C. Romero, D. Higgins, K. Groh, J. Blaine, F. Vaccari, A. Alloatti, Pauline Dada and Futurism (no. 2 reprints Futurist Manifestos), Body-Art, Concrete Smith. No. cd entitled ‘Arte Argentino de Vanguardia’. Poetry, Biennales of Paris, etc.; No. 8 contains a gramophone-record by Bernard Heidsieck “Exorcisme”; special issues on Ben Vautier, Jean François Bory, Italy, the painter A.F. Demarle, Fabrizio Plezzi, Arman, Hervé Fischer (Hygiène de l’Art), no. 14/15 is a double-issue on literature; articles by Arturo

50 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com Schwarz on Dada, interviews with artists (e.g. Giorgio de Chirico, posters of Mieczyslaw Berman, Meret Oppenheim, Niki de Saint-Phalle, etc.). No 14/15 Luxe: with original artwork added: one of 30 signed copies each 30 with 6 signed originals:Une gravure originale de Jean Claude Silbermann, un gisant d’Alexandre Bonnier, une fiche tecnique de Thierry Agullo, une serigraphie de Tino Stefanoni, un machin de Manfred Mohr, un essuie-mains “hygiene de l árt”d’Hervé Fisher. Complete with the two inserts in issue 8 (Bernard Heidsieck floppy disc & Ben Vautier envelope, óf which the contents were different in each copy) and the lithograph insert by Herve Fischer in no.21.

7748-8341.tif [#14458] THE I.S.C.A. QUARTERLY. Journal of the International Society of Copier Artists, Ltd. Vol. 1-21 no. 4 (= Final Issue; all published). New York, April 1982 - June 2003. Together 84 issues; sizes vary; spiral bound and in folder, or loose in special boxes for some issues. Tog. ca 2700 prints or items, all signed by the artist. Limited edition of 100 to 200 copies. EUR 10,000.00

The International Society of Copier Artists (I.S.C.A) was a non-profit group founded by Louise Neader- land in 1981, intended to promote the work of copier artists and to ad- vocate for the recognition of copier art as a legitimate form. Complete set of this unique periodical of which each issue consists of an assemblage of photocopied- prints, turned into original artwork by various techniques (colouring, collage etc.), numbered and signed, by artists who use the photocopier as a creative tool, including colour copying. Directed by Louise Nead- erland. Contribs.include Anne Gil- man, Susan Gold, Ralph Neaderlan, Keiichi Nakamura, Eiichi Matsuhashi, Lisa Reichenberger, etc.; final issue: “War and Peace”. The I.S.C.A. Quarterly was published from 1982-2003. Typically, issues were produced in limited editions of 200 copies, with an average of 45 pages of original copier art supplied by I.S.C.A. members. Over the years the form of the Quarterly mutated from a collection of unbound pages to a spiral bound journal with an Annual Bookworks Edition composed of a box of books made by I.S.C.A. members. The work produced for the Quarterly ranged widely in focus from social and political issues to personal and emotional themes. The final issue (Volume 21, #4) was published in June 2003.

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 51 14250-18517a.tif [#18607] IDENTITÉS The Institute was based in Bern, Hallerstrasse 4, the project “What is Art” Nos. 1-14 (all published). Aix-en-Provence, Nice, juin 1962 - hiver- initiated by Rudolf Mattes (born 1944). Respondents were a.o.: Richard Hamilton, Anna Banana, Robin Crozier, Peter Licht, Dick Higgins, Emilio printemps 1966. Together 11 physical issues (3 double issues), 50x33 cm, Morandi, Beltrametti, Pistoletto, Ben, Novak, Opalka, Nicholas Ashton, Pozzi, varying from 4 to 10 pages, all in good condition (only no 5 light and many others appear. soilage and split spine). An extremely rare periodical, EUR 4,000.00

13795-17537.tif [#17537] IKON (I.KON) Volume 1 No. 1. February, 1967. 4to; 32 pages in stapled wrappers. EUR 200.00

Art and Technology. A Dialogue. Steve Paxton and Robby Robinson. Editor: Susan Sherman. Cover by Stanley Sourelis. Contents: Anselm Hollo, Yvonne Rainer, Robert Nichols, Theodore Enslin, Harold Herbstman, Bob Van Nut, Ruth Founded by the painter Marcel Alocco, with Régine Aizertin-Robin. 1962 : 1, Krauss, Karl Bissinger, a.o. juin / 2, sept.-oct. / 3, nov.-déc.- 1963 : 4, avril-mai / 5, hiver.- 1964 : 6, printemps / 7-8, été-automne.- 1965 : 9, hiver / 10, printemps / 11-12, été-automne.- 1966 : 13-14, hiver-printemps. Title suggested by Aizertin, based on a poem by Eluard, dedicated to Dora Maar (“feministe”). Initially a predominantly literary journal (Jean-Pierre Charles, Daniel Biga, Richard Laszlo, Daniel Karm,

12854-15628.tif on Robbe-Grillet, Jean Pastureau, Daniel Reynaud, Renaud Matignon, Serge Bec etc.) the interest and scope widens significantly after the transfer to Nice. [#15628] image (Hans-Peter Feldmann) In No. 7/8 begins the collaboration of BEN VAUTIER (Une lettre de Ben) No. 1. 1979 (all published). InK, Halle für and a full-page poster-like supplement, typographically designed wit Ben’s internationale neue Kunst (MGB), handwriting in the middle”Je soussigné Ben Vautier, déclare authentique oeu- Zürich, Switzerland (Distributed in vre d’art l’ABSENCE D’ART, 1/10/63”: Ben’s contribution from then on in all Düsseldorf). Tabloïd, 12 pages, on the issues and a general interest for FLUXUS. Robert Filiou,George Brecht, newsprint (folded for mailing, and John Cage, Jean-Jacques Lebel, Wolf Vostell, Gius.Vhiari, Duick Higgins. slightly discoloured over the folds, but No. 10 is devoted to the Beat Generation, contributing are Allen Ginsberg otherwise in fine condition). With and J. J. Lebel, also François Maspero. It has a full page supplement (printed exclusively large photographic recto only), with 4 texts by Vautier (“Vers la fin cela devient cochon”). Also Arman,Ben,Gette Gilli, Le3 Clézio,Malaval, Raysse,Venet.No. 11/12 on the illustrations (some full-page). Rare. Ecole de Nice (drawing by Robert Malaval). A feature on “Lettrisme en 1965” EUR 1,000.00 (Isidore Isou). “Architecture dépaysée”, Ernest Pigeon. An interest in Fluxus: George Brecht “Conversation avec Ben et Alocco”. No. 13/14 devoted to “La Selfpublished photographic artist periodi- musique de la Vie”, with “l’ Événement happening”, with text by Jean-Jacques cal by Hans-Peter Feldmann in Düsseldorf. Lebel. Also contribution by John Cage (conversation with Michel Kirbyand Printed in Switzerland. This number dedi- Richard Stechner). A feature on the Young Japanese Poetry (Tajiro Amazawa, cated to Steve Laurence. Takahido Okada, Makoto Oaka, and Robert Filiou (“Bruits montants de la Fginza”). Feature on Architecture in no 10 “ l’Architecture dépaysée” and in no 13/14: Art Habitable by Ernest Pignon. Important contributions on the “Happening” by Ben Vautier, Al Hansen, Gius Chiari, J-J.Lebel, Milan Knizak, Dick Higgins.

11245-11966.tif [#15619] IMAGE BANK POSTCARD SHOW. 48 COLOURED PRINTED POSTARDS IN ORIGINAL 13831-17630.tif CARDBOARD BOX [#17630] IKD IDA. Institut für Kunst-Definition/ Institute Printed by Rappoport Printing Co., N.Y.C., Project Coordination: for the Definition of Art Panama Design Studio, IKD / IDA Vol. 1/84. Bern N.Y.C. (Switzerland): IKD/IKA, 1984. EUR 400.00 (Rudolf MATTES). Binder’s board box containing several The complete set of postcards, hundred loose sheets of paper depicting work by Vito Acco- printing in offset a range of nci, Robert Cumming, Lowell artists’ responses to the question Darling, Robert Filliou, Charles Henri Ford, General Idea, Dick “What is art?”. Galerie Lydia Higgins, Ray Johnson, Richard Megert, Münstergasse 6, Bern. Kostalanetz, Les Levine, Sol Ausstellung der gesammelten Lewitt, Robert Mapplethorpe, Beiträge vom 13. bis 23. Juni 1984. Tom Phillips, Edward Ruscha, EUR 650.00 Ben Vautier, and several others.

52 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 11841-13084.tif 14214-18441d.tif [#13084] IMAGES & ISSUES. Contemporary Art Review. [#18441] IN OCTAVO Vol. 1-4 no. 4. Santa Monica, Summer Complete set of 10 issues [14,5 X 21 cm], stapled. In Octavo. Antwerp, 1980-Jan./Feb. 1984. Original pictorial Guy Schraenen éditeur, 1990/1991. wrappers (some with light soilage). DE LUXE EDITION, one of 20 Illustrated. 4to. (Lacking vol. 2 no 2). with each an original signed EUR 300.00 artwork. Each issue is inserted in a Quarterly, later bi-monthly magazine of criticism and debate on contemporary avant-garde corrugated carton cover, and the art, film, video, fine crafts, and intermedia ac- whole is again included in a tivities. Contributions by Robert Atkins, Sandy corrugated carton container. Ballator, Jan Butterfield, Alfred Jan, Merle [14 x 22 x 16 cm], with printed Schipper, a.o. Together 17 physical issues. title label. Added: Octavo 12. Nanne Meyer. The only issue published of a new series that never was realised (one

14168-18334a.tif [#18334] IMAGO. of 500 copies). For an experimental art, human and dialectical in tendency EUR 3,500.00 (2 of a total of 3 issues published). Present are Nos 2 and 3, 1965-1966. The following artists have contrib- Text in English + French. Vienna: Imago, 1965-1966. Some light uted: wrinkling, but still very Aeschbacher “Tian Aden”, Gianni good copies of this rare Bertini “Mes cartes”, Henri Chopin periodical. “mil 1000 mille dates”,Luc Deleu EUR 500.00 “Barcelona towers”,Denmark “Mul- tum, non multa”, Peter Downsbrough ?-Imago.. Founded in “For rent”, Wilfried Huet “Eque”, Jiri 1963 by Antonio Berni Kolar and Andre Verlon in “Le vin des mots”, Marie Orensanz Paris. No. 2. For an “Communiquer...”, Bernard Villers experimental art, hu- “Géométrie variable”. man and dialectical in [Tirage total à 523 exemplaires dont tendency. Founded in 2 exemplaires réservés aux collabora- 1963 by Antonio Berni and Andre Verlon in Paris. Text in English. Vienna: teurs, 1 exemplaire marqué Imago, 1965. Quarto, un paginated (4 pages) folded with 4 illustrations. - Prints an editorial by Verlon: More than mere juggling; two poems by J.F. A réservé à SPC, 20 exemplaires Hendry; P.M.T. Sheldon-Williams: Imago - The Great Synthesis, Graham numérotés de I à XX comprenant Metson: The Return to Content; Ernst Neizvestny: Content – Not Subject but une oeuvre Content. Furthermore notes on the Harlow Arts Festival + a list of ‘exhibi- originale ou tions by imago-artists and their friends’ (among which Richard Antohi, un multiple Andre Verlon, Antonio Berni, Martine Boileau, Lipowitch, Ernst Neivestny) numéroté et + press omments + galleries where works of imago-artists and their friends signé et 500 can be seen and bought. No. 3. Vers un art expérimental à tendance humaine exemplaires et dialectique. Text in French. Vienna: Edition ?-IMAGO, 1966. Quarto, 10 numérotés] pages, folded, 7 illustrations. - Guido Marinelli: ?-IMAGO dans le panorama This one of international des arts; Andre Laude: La Terre Engraisse; J.F. Hendry: Les 20 copies. problèmes d’?-IMAGO; André Verlon: Le Grand Pont; J.F. Hendry: Find ‘Histoire; Joseph Ghin: Peinture our Peintures; Antonio Guense: Il nous fait du Vrai!; J.F. Hendry: Metropole (poem); Andre Laude: Planete Provisoire. Furthermore: Galeries ou l’on peut voir les travaux des artistes ‘?-IMAGO’ et de leurs amis:…. + ‘informations’.

13584-17116.tif [#17116] IN-FOLIO. Peinture-Journal.

7619-8220.tif Numbers 1 and 2 (all published, Paris 1977. Sheet 50x64 cm., folded. [#8220] IMPULS-68. EUR 500.00 (After vol. 3 only as IMPULS). Tijdschrift voor kommunikatie. Published and conceived by Arthur Sagroune, with works by him and others, Years 1-6 no 2. Niels/Kapellen (Belgium). e.g. Anne-Marie Albiach, Gilbert Bourson, 1968-1975. Original wrappers; 4to & 8vo. Michael Chevalier, Pierre Rottenberg, a.o. EUR 300.00

Literary quarterly ed. by Jef Barthels, M. Bartosik, P. Borman, D. Christaens, M. Dangin (i.e. Luc van Klooster), A. Debie, M. Dupuis, etc. etc.; only one more yr. published, then merged with ‘Tafelronde’.

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 53 13956-17899.tif 13439-17037.tif [#17899] INFORMATION (MOMA July 2-September [#17037] INSECT TRUST GAZETTE 20,1970) Nos. 1-3 (all published): No. 1. Philadelphia,: Jed Second printing (?). Museum of Modern Art 1970. 27,5×21cm. 207 pp. Irwin, 1964. 8vo (light soiling to rear cover, else Profusely illustrated. Soft cover. Slightly rubbed at edges, spine with a fine),- ; No 2. Philadelphia: William Levy (1965). small crease mark, else very well preserved. 4to. 87 pp. Near fine in stapled wrappers;- No 3. EUR 750.00 Berkeley, 1968. 4to in near fine, spiral-bound wrappers. Rare complete ! Catalogue for MoMa’s landmark exhibition of EUR 700.00 conceptual and process art featuring many of the seminal international artists within the field. Among Edited by Robert Bassara, Leronard Belasco, Jed the participants were Vito Acconci, Carl Andre, Keith Irwim, William Levy. Contributions by William S. Arnatt, Art & Language Press, Richard Artschwager, Burroughs, Jackson Mac Low, Brion Gysin, Carol Terry Atkinson, David Bainbridge, John Baldes- Berge, Sinclair Beiles, Claude Levi-Strauss, and sari, Michael Baldwin, Robert Barry, Bernd & Hilla others. Secret Location p. 280. No. 2 is the rarest and Becher, Joseph Beuys, Mel Bochner, George Brecht, best issue: Brion Gysin, William S. Burroughs, Con- Stig Broegger, Stanley Brouwn, Daniel Buren, Victor Burgin, Ian Burn crete poets Houedard, Gomringer, Morgan, Cam- and Mel Ramsden, Hanne Darboven, Walter de Maria, Jan Dibbets, Barry pos, Finlay, work by Jackson Mac Low, Coolidge, Flanagan, Group Frontera, Hamish Fulton, Gilbert & George, Giorno Poetry Jess, and many others. No. 3 is spiral bound: Front Systems, Dan Graham, Hans Haacke, Douglas Huebler, Stephen Kaltenbach, cover: Annette Riddle, back-cover and ills. by Friedrich Schröder-Sonnen- On Kawara, Joseph Kosuth, Christine Kozlov, John Latham, Sol LeWitt, Lucy stern, Wolfgang Halllman, Jed & Ann Irwin, Claude Levi-Strauss, a.o. R. Lippard, Richard Long, Robert Morris, N.E. Thing Co., Bruce Nauman, New York Graphic Workshop, Group Oho, Helio Oiticica, Yoko Ono, Dennis Oppenheim, Panamarenko, Giuseppe Penone, Adrian Piper,Michelangelo Pistoletto, Yvonne Rainer, Edward Ruscha, Robert Smithson, Keith Sonnier, Ettore Sottsass Jr., Jeffrey Wall, Lawrence Weiner, Ian Wilson, and others.

14818-19980.tif [#19980] INSTANT MEDIA DISPATCH. The journal of Quick Art. Volume 1 no. 2. New York: Andrew Nevai, August 1978. Large sheet

13700-17324.tif printed on both sides / 58.5 x 73.1 cm folding to 18.3 x 29.3 cm [#17324] INK, ART©HIVE 36 photographs in a checkerboard design of Ink, Art & Text (1996). No 1 (probably the only the artist and others traveling and in published): 42x30 cm., folded sheet. Offset performances (Willoughby Sharp, Eldon B&W and color, rubber stamps. Garnet, Anna Banana, Bill Gaglione). EUR 200.00 Inscribed in black marker “Buster Cleveland. A rubberstamp on top of the paper reads By Vanci STIRNEMANN. Zürich, (CH), “FIRST ISSUE”! Postmarked; slight fold from mailing. Fine. EUR 400.00

Edited by Buster Cleveland (James Trenholm as). August 24-25,1978, Floridad, NY. This magazine was published only one, it was intentionally misnumbered.

7658-8260.TIF [#8260] INS AND OUTS. A Magazine of Awareness. Nos. 1-4/5 (all publ.). Amsterdam, June 1978 - July 1980. Original pictorial wrappers; illustrations & photographs. 13224-16285.tif [#16285] INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY EUR 1,000.00 ARTS.. Magazine. Journal of the “Magic Amsterdam” ‘avant-garde’, September 1968, No. 6: Cybernetic Serendipity Second Issue. 40 pages edited. by Edward Woods, with assistance of, and in illustrated b/w wrappers (24 x 18,5 cm). guest-editorships by Ira Cohen, Mel Clay, Neeli Cherkovski, Hans Plomp, William Levy, a.o. Articles EUR 300.00 & photographs by Steef Davidson (on the Nieuw- The Institute (Nash House,London), has Sir Roland markt: Subway Culture in Amsterdam), Mel Clay Penrose as Honorary Director, directed by Michael (The Myth of the Male Orgasm. Window Shopping Kustow, Dorothy Morland, Julie Lawson, Jasia in Amsterdam Red Light District), Hans Plomp, reichard. This issue edited by her. Fully illustrated Rachel Pollack, Ira Cohen, Simon Vinkenoog (on this number includes contributions by Robert Magic Amsterdam). Marijke Mooy,, Steve Weiss, M. Coates (The Law), Daphne Oram (Oramics), Jessie Gordon, Bruce Carpenter & Charlz Baba, Max Bense (Generative aesthetics projects), Petar Rachel Pollack, Magic Mike Taylor.Bert Schierbeek, Milojevic (on art/computer relationship), and Nam Tajiri, Marpa, a.o. June Paik (10 pages) “Expanded education for the paper-less society”.

54 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 7685-19622A.tif 14594-19464A.tif [#19622] INTERFUNKTIONEN. Zeitschrift fuer neue [#19464] INVENCAO. Revista de Arte de Vanguarda Arbeiten und Vorstellungen / Paper for New Visual and No. 2: Ano 1, 2.trimestra 1962. Sao Paulo, Massao Ohno Editôra, 1962, Verbal Works / Revue des Travaux Théoriques et Pratiques. 256x185mm, 76p.,Orig.illustrated wrappers. With a colour plate by Nos. 1-12 (=last published). Cologne, Interfunktionen1968-1975. Augusto de Campos (25,2x17,5), and a large Together 12 vols., 30x23 cm., (nos. 9 and 10 are 14,6x21 cm). Original folding plate by’Estela Cubana and Decio wrappers, in very good condition; only no 2 with minor repair to the Pignatari (33,3x61,5 cm, b/w) Together with: spine). Number 1 in the second facsimile edition (which was published No. 3. Ano 2 Junho 1963. Ediçao Invençao, in an edition of 77 numbered copies only, monogrammed by juin 1963, 256x182mm, 94pp., Original Heubach), all others in first (and only) edition; numbers 9 and 10 fine wrappers. with the supplements. EUR 2,000.00 EUR 6,000.00 Directed by Décio Pignatari with Augusto de Campos, Cassiano Ricardo, Edgard Braga, Har- oldo de Campos, José Lino Grünewald, Mario da Silva Brito, Perdro Xisto et Ronaldo Azeredo. Participation of’Haroldo and Augusto de Cam- pos, Estela Cubana, Decio Pignatari, Ronoldo Azeredo, José Lino Grünewald, Cassiano Ricardo, Jorge de Sena, Pedro Xisto, Edgard Brada, Affon- so Avila, Paulo Marcos de Andrade, Max Bense, Philippe Jaccottet, Drummond da Liçao de Coisas. Handwritten dedication, by Augusto de Campos with the remark: « Exemplaire très rare, le dernier de ma réserve ». No. 3 with participation of de Rogério Duprat, Gilberto Mendes, Willy Correa de Oliveira, Augusto de Cam- pos, Benedito Nunes, Mario Faustino, Escudo Nosso, Max Bense, Pedro Xisto Manuel Bandeira, Jose Paulo Paes, Felix de Athayde, Joaquim Francisco, Regis Du- Excellent complete set: Edited by Fr. W. Heubach, and (after no 11): B.H.D. prat, Luis Buchloh. From an edition of 250-500 copies. Central organ of the Happen- Angelo, ing Movement and Fluxus, with articles on and by Vito Acconci, Baumgar- Osmar ten, John Baldessari, Josef Beuys, Marcel Broodthaers (cover design of no Dillon, 11), Günter Brus, Daniel Buren, Jan Dibbetts, Gilbert and George, Haacke, Edgard Richard Long, Bruce Nauman, Dennis Oppenheim, Panamarenko (Das Braga, Fluzeug,printed on acetate in No. 4), Sigmar Polke (small orig.in No.9), Har- Rainer Giese (suppl. No. 10), Dieter Rot, Vostell. No. 12: Photography, filmog- oldo de raphy and filmscripts (Buren, Yvonne Rainer, Lamelas etc.). Campos, Ronaldo Azeredo, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Edwin Morgan, Eugen Gomringer, Fukiko Kobayashi, Pierre Garnier. 5 numbers published till 1967. Destribats 863

14712-19754.tif [#19754] INTERNATIONAL SOUND POETRY FESTIVAL The 12th International Sound Poetry Festival, New York, april 11-20,1980. 14013-18049.tif Ed. by Pier van Dijk/Robert Joseph. Invitation [#18049] ISSUE NUMBER ONE sheet, 4to. Sent to the Volkskrant;signed by the Number 1 (all publ.). New York,NY,1967. 28x21,5 editors. cm., stapled, unpaginated. Mimeograph. (light wear to the spine, back cover sunned). EUR 100.00 Side-stapled into photo-illustrated covers; [26] pp; illus. EUR 500.00

13364-16725.tif [#16725] INTERRUPTIONS Only issue of this arts and poetry magazine, pub- Numbers 1 & 2 (complete). Kent: Tom Beckett lished and edited by Charles Rotenberg. The issue (1994-1995). Two volumes, each fine in contains a special section on the poetry of Jackson Mac Low, with contributions by Diane Wakoski, side-stapled wrappers Clayton Eshleman, Paris Flammonde, Robert Paton, EUR 300.00 and others. Illustrations throughout by Franklin Drake, Julie Wagner and Rotenberg. Visual and concrete writing and poetry. Edited by Tom Beckett. The first issue features collaborations between Steve Benson & David Bromige, Bruce An- drews & Maggie O’Sullivan, Kevin Killian & David Rattray, Dodie Bellamy & Killian, and others. The second is a general number with work by Piombino, Fielding Dawson, Peter Ganick, Sheila E. Murphy, John Bennett, and others. No issues on OCLC. For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 55 13791-17524.tif 13492-16965.tif [#17524] JOGLARS [#16965] KINETECISM Numbers 1-3 (all publ., complete). PRESS. STATEMENT/PROGRAM Providence: Joglars (1964-1966). Prospectus, printed in black on whits stock, Three issues, the first two 21,5x13,5 cm., the third folded to 13,9x14,4 cm. and unfolding in 5 pages folio, all near fine with some tanning to of the same size as a harmonica, to a total fore-and top-edges of number 1, and rubbing to length of 69,5 cm (14,4 cm wide). Has been rear cover of number 2. through the mail, with stamp still affixed, and has slight soilage as a result. EUR 600.00 EUR 800.00 Edited by Coolidge, Clark and George Palmer. Combination of New York School and concrete influences. Cover design John Furnival, Contributors Kineticism Press documents and distributes artistic a.o.: John Perreault, Aram Saroyan, James Koller, John Cage, Piero Heliczer, information in many media: Books, Catalogs, Kenneth Rexroth, Edwin Morgan, John Hamilton Finlay, Dom Sylvester Exhibitions, Radio and Television, Multiples. The Houedard, John Furnival, John Cage, Snyder, McClure, Niedecker, Wieners, owners of the press were Willoughby Sharp and Zukofsky, Bruce Conner, Eigner, Brakhage, Edson, Jackson Mac Low, a.o. Paul Maenz. Included on two pages are their portraits and biographies. Also a statement: There is no arrt, there are only works of art.We are dedicated to the total distribution of artistic information in all media. Signed: WS, PM, New York, 1966.

12788-15459.tif [#18075] KAMIKAZE. Revue d’information panique (et de Roman Cieslewicz). 8040-16590B.tif [#16590] KING KONG International. Periodico di Nos. 1-3 (all published). Paris, juin 1976 - octobre 1997. Large folio, printed on heavy white paper. cultura visiva. An electric magazine of visual culture. With numerous photographs and illustrations. Nos. 1-2 (all publ. ). Milano, Edizioni No.1 includes the four signed original graphics Galleria Breton. gennaio - giugno 1972. (limited to 120 copies); no hors-textes were Large folio, printed in offset (each number published for the subsequent 16 pages incl.selfwrappers, printed in blue issues. and green on white stock, fully illustrated). Small closed tear on the top EUR 2,200.00 edge of no. 1,very light edgewear and very Magnificent publication, directed light soilage, but an excellent set of this by Roman Cieslewicz (Christian rare periodical. Loosely inserted a leaflet Bourgeois for no. 1). Issues from ‘Con ommaggio Flash Art”. 40 to 60 pages, with full-page EUR 2,200.00 illustration and photographs by Rodchenko, Christian Boltanski, Edited by Rara Bloom, Dante Goffetti, Bruno Roland Topor, David Bayley, Mark Sanguanini, Riccardo Scarbi, Mizio Turchet. Busse; No. 1: 1976. Entendre. Texte de F. Arraba. WITH FOUR SIGNED Texts in Italian. Contribs.: Interview with NUMBERED SERIGRAPHIS ON FULL PAGE BY ROLAND TOPOR, John Cage (Intrapresa & caos); interview with OLIVIER O.OLIVIER, OSCAR DE WIT, ROMAN CIESLEWICZ. No. 2: 1991. Terry Riley; interview with Beuys; Artists vid- Voir. Text by Jean-Christope. Bailly. No. 3: Sentir. Text by Véronique Petit. eotape performance New York; “Questionna- rio” by UFO (C. Bachi, L. Binazzi, P. Cammeo, R. Foresi, V. Maschietto): “Elementi di Pros- semica Territoriale”. Situationist contribution ‘Affinche il mondo cambi dalle basi bisogna 14568-19397a.tif cambiare le basi del mondo’; Contributors [#19397] KAO. include Jacques Lacan, Philip Pilkington, Carmelo Quin, exhibition Galerie Kief 1989. Kingsley Widmer etc.; reports on exhibitions, KAO. Journal Asiatique. No. 3. octobre 1989 (Supplement du no 2. Kassel, Venezia, Arakawa, Gastone Novelli, etc. nouv.série de Kanal Magazine). 42 x29,5 cm. Printed b/w, 4 pages, (English summaries at the end of no. 2). folded once. The letter O of KAO is a round hole in the paper.The

entire issue devoted to the “Arte Madi” artist Carmelo Arden QUIN, 12603-16708.TIF and front page is “Manifeste MADI” 1946. In good condition, with only [#16708] small imperfections to the right margin. KLACTOVEEDSEDSTEEN EUR 400.00 No. 4. Heidelberg, PANic Press, Fall/Winter Published at the occasion of the exposition in “Gal- 1966. 4to. Original wrappers. Edition erie Kief” of Carmelo Quin, 26 oct/26 nov 1989. limited to 300 copies. Contains the Madi Manifest, also “Souvenirs”by EUR 300.00 Volf Roitman, “Intervation A” (Nice) by Marcel Alocco, Amanda, Quin, Ph.Chartron, a.o., a photo- Editor: Carl Weissner. Texts and poems in graph of Quin together with Julien Blaine, Photo English, French and Dutch by Di Prima, Berge, “Réunion Madi” Café La Goutte d’Or, à St.Michel Eigner, Norse, Belart, Vinkenoog, Blaine, Van in 1952; article by Michel Giroud “Arden Quin ou Reen, Bory, Le Sidaner, Lykiard, Hand, Blazek. l’invention permanente”. Cover by Vilmos and Jodorowsky. 56 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 12603-17388.tif

13403-16784.tif [#17388] KLACTOVEEDSEDSTEEN [#18806] KONKRETE POESIE POESIA CONCRETA PROMOTIONAL FLIER: Panic Press, 1966. Single double-sided Numbers 1-11 (all published) Frauenfeld (CH), Eugen Gomringer mimeo, 4to, in purple, green and pink ink. Promotional for No. 4. Press, 1960/1964. Original paper wrappers, 21x15 cm., stapled, Dated eptember 1966. unpaginated. Except for very light soilage and traces of tape in the EUR 100.00 spine of no. 4 in excellent condition. EUR 4,000.00 Done by John Weiners, with short typed and signed text by Carl Weissner (sic). On the flier the names of William Burroughs,Diane Di Prima, Alexandro Jodoronsky, Harold Norse, Claude Pelieu, and others. On verso some quotes from press critics.

Rare complete series of concrete poetry edited by Eugen Gomringer the first concrete poetry periodical published, with texts in typography and typescript in various layouts, each about 28 pages.

12603-14835.tif [#14835] KLACTOVEEDSEDSTEEN • No 1: 5 mal 1 konstellation, Eugen Gomringer. No. 23. (=KLAKTO 23). Heidelberg, Germany: PANic Press, September • No. 2: texte ohne komma, Helmut Heissenbuttel. 1967. Whole number “23/special.” • No. 3: ideogramme, R. Azeredo; C. Belloli ; C, Bremer ; A. DeCampos; H. DeCampos; E. Gomringer; J.L. Grunewald; F. Gullar; H. Heissenbuttel; EUR 300.00 K. Kitasono; D. Pignatari; D. Roth; G. Ruhm; O. Wiener; W. Dias-Pino; T. Edited by Carl Weissner. First published in 1965, Spanudis; F. Achleitner; E. Williams. and maintained as an international journal of • No. 4: konstellationen, Gerhard Ruhm. the avant garde under the title Klactoveedsed- • No. 5: tabellen und variationen, Claus Bremer. steen. This issue limited to five hundred copies • No. 6: texte poeme poeme texte, Carlo Belloli. includes an original woodcut in two colors by Klaus Staeck, signed by the artist in pencil, and • No. 7: livro-poema, Ferreira Gullar. literary contributions by Norse, Bukowski, Bur- • No. 8: klare geruhrt, Ernst Jandl. roughs, Blazek, Randall, Bergé, Pélieu, Higgins, • No.9: Edwin Morgan: Starryveld; Ginsberg, Nuttall, Di Prima, Eigner, Malanga, • No.10: Schwer Schwartz, Friedrich Achleitner. No.11: Ideogramme, Claus et al. A separate audio recording of some of the Bremer. authors reading their works was also slated for publication.

8080-16054.tif [#17740] KONTEXTS. An occasional review of concrete /

12603-17282.tif visual / experimental poetry. [#17282] KLACTOVEEDSEDSTEEN Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6/7, 8, 9/10 (=last published). Leamington Spa, Exeter, KLACTO/23 INTERNATIONAL (Frankfurt: Nova Press, Sept. 17, 1899 Amsterdam, Summer 1970-1977. 8vo., 4to. and tabloid. Original sic, ie. 1969). Pub./ed. Carl Weissner. Large folio newspaper format, illustrated wrappers, the tabloid number in mint condition and the folded to make four pages. Measures 78x104cm. unfolded. Printed in envelope of the first number neatly opened on one side and in fine blue on white stock. Illustrated with photos and graphics. Slight condition. Limited to 200 copies for the complete set. creasing and rubbing along folds and 4 small holes from where this EUR 6,500.00 has been pinned to the wall by a previous owner. Key Concrete Poetry journal, edited by Michael Gibbs, “occasional review” EUR 300.00 of visual/concrete/experimental poetry and language art. The early numbers Contributions from William Burroughs - “Abstract” and “The Invisible Generation”, a postscript to “The Invisible Generation (Continued)”; Jürgen Ploog; Jan Herman; Claude Pélieu; Mary Beach; Harold Norse; Liam O’Gallagher; J.G. Ballard; Wolf Vostell; Allen Ginsberg; Sinclair Beiles; Abbie Hoff- man; and Charles Bukowski. The Burroughs texts are in English, most of the others in German. Slight creasing and rubbing along central vertical/horizontal folds.

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 57 are very hard to find. No. 1. University of Warwick, Spring 1969. Edition Fundamental magazine for Sound Poetry, limited to 250 copies. (This no 112/250). Brown paper envelope,with text/title edited by Dom Sylvester Houédard, pub- printed on one side in black, containing 8 sheets of variously coloured card lished by Writers Forum, advised by Henri with text. (21,5 x 14,6 cm). Poems and graphics by Michael Gibbs (Avenue, Chopin, Stefan Themerson and Bob Cob- o/I,, Andrew Belsey (Paranoia), Paul Merchant (Poem, Portrait);, Alan Shut bing. Experimental typography and illustra- (sock it to me baby), Terence McCarthy (Storm), Wendy Opie (Poetree). No. tions. Contributors (and texts by): D.S. 2. Summer 1970. Leamington Spa, Warwickshire: Michael Gibbs. 4to, 17 leaves Houédard; C. Morgenstern; R. Hausmann; (mimeographed on one side) stapled wrappers. 1 of 250 copies. With contri- Lewis Carroll; E. Jandl; F.T. Marinetti; Bob butions by Bob Cobbing, Andrew Lloyd, Peter Mayer, Alan Riddell, Gerald Cobbing; F. DeVree; P. Claire; J. Kerouac ; Rocher, Paul de Vree, Nicholas Zurbrugg, a.o. Light wear to extremities. No. F. Dufrene; M. Seuphor; P. Scheerbart; G. 3. Summer 1971. (32 pp), limited edition of 200 copies on colored paper. With Severini; T. Van Doesburg; E. Gomringer; contribs. by Adler, Finch, Gibbs, Mann, Meyer, de Rook, Todorovik, Ulrichs, P. Albert-Birot; M. Seuphor; H. Chopin; M. Vigo, Zurbrugg; cover by Bob Cobbing (‘found sound poem’). No. 4. Winter Ray; N. Mills; B. Gysin; Iliazd; P. Finch; E. 72/73, limited ed. of 250 copies on yellow and white paper. (36 pp + wrapper). Jandl; P. Greenham; H. Heissenbuttel; A. Printed at the Beau Geste Press. With contribs. by Richard Kostelanetz, Dan Stramm; M. Grant; S. Hanson; Four Horse- Graham, Hammond Guthrie, Ken Friedman, Robert Lax, John Giorno, Linda men; D. Toop; J.P. Ward; L. Upton and others. Bandt, Wally Depew, Amelia Etlinger, Michael J. Phillips. No. 5. Exeter,Devon, Michael Gibbs, n.d., printed by Beau Geste Press. Oblong, 15 x 20,7 cm. 42 unnumbered pages, printed in b/w and 1 colour, on white and violet stock, stapled in pictorial wrappers. Contents: 4 e. european poets (Jiri Valoch, Karel Adamus, Toth Gabor, J.H.Kocman), also Peter Finch, Bob Cobbing, Jochen Gerz, Ulisses Carion, Michael Gibbs etc; cover art: Clemente Padi;

13825-17619A.tif back cover photo: Graham Keen. No. 6/7. 1975. (48 pp); limited edition of 400 copies. With contribs. by o.a: Clavin, Gibbs, Hutchins, John Liggins, Betty [#17619] Radin, Stephen Williams; cover ills. ‘Grambling’ by J.C. v. Schagen. ‘Kontext- KRYPTOGAME sound’, published on the occasion of Sound festival Amsterdam, contains o.a. Nos 1-3 (all published). Bremen, interviews with Sten Hanson, Bob Cobbing. No. 8. Amsterdam: Spring 1976. 1978/80. 29,5x21cm, stapled. With Ed. Michael Gibbs & Ulises Carrion. Tabloid newspaper format. 18pp., illus. one original work by the editors Contributors incl. Jackson Mac Low; Henri Chopin; Arrigo Lora-Totino; in each issue. Light sunning/ and others, together with a report from Le Colloque de Tanger, plus extracts discoloration of the spines of from an interview with William Burroughs by Gerald Minkoff, a photograph by Anne Nordmann of Burroughs looking into a Dream Machine, and two issues 1 and 2. Kryptogame 1 full-page b/w photos of two collages from “The Third Mind”. Nos. 9/10. (=last Bremen (Deutschland): publ.). Amsterdam: Winter 1976/77. Ed. Michael Gibbs. 4to. Wrps. Contribu- Kryptogame Products, 1979 ( tors incl. Dick Higgins; bp Nichol; Peter Mayer; Bill Bissett; Ulises Carrion; Magazin) 48 unnumbered pages, Robin Crozier; Ladislav Novak; Nicholas Zurbrugg a.o 29,7x21 cm, Printed in green on light yellow paper, with collaged originals, EUR 900.00

13585-17118.tif Edited by Hamma Bremer and Jack [#17118] KRIWET STARS. Marlow (a.k.a Icare). Contribu- Numbers 1-3 (all publ.). Köln, Kiepenheuer & tions by Llys Dana, O.L. Nations, D. Witsch 1971. 220x140 mm., softcovers, Higgins, V. Baroni, Michel Corfou, unpaginated. Letterpress, offset. (Light soilage Robin Crozier Bruce Hutchinson, D. to the covers). V. Sloan, Francois Norguet,Gaston Criel, Giovanni di Simone, Hanna EUR 600.00 Bremer, Michel Corfou, Jack Mar- low a.o. “Lexikon in 3 Bänden. (Band 1 (A-H), Band 2 (I-Q) and Band 3 (R-Z)”. Kriwet’s scrapbook of images taken from various sources, magazines, etc., along with some collages. In concept more or less the precursor to “Perma- nent Food” and “Charley”.

13850-17671.tif [#17671] KUNOLDSTRASSE 34 KUNOLDSTRASSE 34 (KASSEL). 1980 and 1981. (Jürgen O.

13030-15906.tif OLBRICH. Kassel Germany, 1980/81). Assemblings: 2 cardboard file [#16608] KROKLOK boxes (32x24x7cm) containing documentation of the activities at Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). London, Writers Forum, 1971-1973. Mimeographed, Kunoldstrasse, 34 during 1980 and 1981 (the only 2 years of this 32 pages per issue, stapled in illustrated covers; 29,5x21 cm.( Light project). soiling and some discoloration and rubbing to the spines, otherwise EUR 2,000.00 good copies). Exhibition ephemera, drawings, artist’s books, artist’s publications, mul- TOGETHER WITH: tiples, artist’s pages and other material (sand, wood etc.). A variety of print Das Grosse Lalula [Broadside Poster for a 1971 Event for Kroklok at techniques. Edition of ca 20 copies. Works by J. O. Olbrich, K. Urbons, R. ICA] by Morgenstern, Christian Timm-Behme, F. Stier, S. Helmes, R. Summers, B. Schwarz, L. Brigowski, G. EUR 2,000.00 Donder-Langer, W. Wisemes, G. Lloyd, De Krant, D. Yeros, J. Olbrich, B. Ol- brich, E. Schiffer, B. Nieslony and U. Carrion. T. Mew, B. Berheide, R. Behme, 58 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com B. Jakob, J. Wagner, A. Winter, F. Solmi, A. Wilgosz, Rà, Llys Dana and others. The complete set of exhibition catalogues and monographic bulletins by (a total of ab. 84 pieces). the avant-garde art-center ‘”Kunstcentrum Badhuis” in Gorinchem, The Netherlands, focusing on conceptual and concrete art, in particular the Zero (Nul) Group. The initiator (and editor of these bulletins) was Antoinette Hilgemann-Stigter, with Ewerdt Hilgemann and Jan Hoekstra (to whom this set originally belonged). #1: Ad Dekkers; # 2: Visuele poëzie; #3: M. Boezem; #4: Kees Franse; #5: Symposion Gorinchem: #6: herman de vries: at random; #7: Rational Concepts; #8: Winiarski; #9: Winiarski: Kunst als Proces; #10: S. Buisman; #11: Signalement; #12: A. de Keijzer; #13: Sieraden; #14: L. Nussberg; #15/16: Rationale Koncepte; #17: Calderara; (Bianco/giallo; printed in yellow); #18: S. Hansma; #19: Albani; #20: Textiel als Architektuur;# 21: Signalement. 9 Rotterdammers; #22:Sykora; #23: K. Giezen; #24: (A retrospect) 5 jaar Badhuis; #25: Van Dijk/Joseph; #26: D. Stroobant; #27: M. Smits; #28: U. Poth; #29/30: Boezem; #31: J. v. Munster; #32: J. Smejkal; #33: E. Hilgemann; # 34: D. Postema; # 35: J. Valoch; #36: h. de vries.from here; #37: K. Malich; #38: E. Hilgemann; #39: F. Morellet,; #40: Herinneringen; #41: R.P. Lohse. Rare as complete as this.

12859-15635.tif [#15635] KUNST STOOT Nummer 1 (probably the only published).

Amsterdam, Voorjaar 1979. Orig. Wrappers, 14498-19202.tif 20,5 x 29 cm. Unpaginated. [#19202] KUNST-ZEITUNG EUR 200.00 Kunstzeitung No. 3. Düsseldorf: Verlag Michelpresse 1969. Tabloid size (43 x 31 cm), 8 Artists periodical. Cover by C.Goulart, texts in Dutch and English; includes work by Erik with numerous graphical representations. Mankveld, Claudio Goulart (Mail Art Proj- Folded, some very light browning over the ect), Pamela Kirk, Koos Dubbelman, Aart van folds and tiny tear in the right margin, but still Barneveld, Eelco Overman, Henk Noorland, a good copy of this fragile document. Robin Crozier, Anna Banana, Ostrowski, etc. EUR 250.00

Hanne DARBOVEN: 6 Manuskripte “69”. Verschie- dene graphische Darstellungen von den Daten des 13009-15880A.tif Jahres 1969. Miscellaneous constructions derived from the dates of the year [#15880] 1969. Diverses représentations graphiques des dates de l’année 1969 KUNSTINFORMATIE / UNSTPUBLIKATIE. Kunstcentrum ‘Badhuis’ Gorinchem. Numbers 1-41 (=Year 1-9 no 2, all publ.). Gorinchem, Kunstcentrum Badhuis, 1975-1983. Unbound as issued, mostly still in the original glassine envelopes in which they were mailed. Stapled card- wrappers,

13094-16033A.tif 15 x 10,5/ 10,5 x 15 cm., each containing 16 - 24 pp., text in Dutch, [#16033] L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E English & German, richly illustrated with photographs, mostly b/w, occasionally in colour. Nos. 1-13 (1978-December 1980) + Supplements 1-3 (1980-1981) + (Volume four) 1981, Special Language Issue of Open Letter (all - Added: published, complete with the Index-issue). New York, 1978-1981. All in KUNSTPUBLIKATIE. A magazine by artists. (Year 1-2 no 1, Nos. 1-3, the single issues as published (21,5 x 18 cm, the supplement 22 x14,5 orig. wrappers. all publ.). =Exhibitions of Ad Dekkers, (1: Ryszard cm). Fine. Winiarski, About Polish Avant Garde in the 20th century; 2. Sjoerd EUR 1,700.00 Buisman, Epihyte Project Venezuela; 3. Jan Smejkal, 8 hour drawings (frontcover a bit foxed). With handwritten dedication. Rare complete set, the early issues printed in less than 200 copies. Edited by -Added: 8 invitations to exhibitions. Charles Bernstein and Bruce Andrews. Language writing forum. Contri- butions by Larry Eigner, Dick Higgins, Jerome Rothenberg, Lyn Hejinian, EUR 2,400.00 Ray DiPalma, Bob Perelman, Ron Silliman, Kathy Acker, Rae Armantrout, Jackson Mac Low, Bernadette Mayer, Rosemary Waldrop, Douglas Messerli, Dick Higgins, Clark Coolidge, Barrett Watten, Susan Howe,etc.; the special issue is Frank Davey’s Open Letter. The most important document from the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E movement.

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 59 8146-17924a.tif [#15504] KWY. Revue trimestrielle d’art actuel. • Nos. 1-12 (=last publ.) & 2 Nos. Hors série. Paris, Mayo 1958 - Hiver 1963. Loose or sewn in original illustrated wrappers, folio, (except no 6 which is 8vo and No. hors série which is oblong 8vo.). Ills. • No. 2 limited edition of 60 copies • No. 3 limited edition of 85 copies (the removed artist’s name of Brust still faintly viisible in handwriting on the frontcover) • No. 4 limited edition of 100 copies • No. 5 signed in pencil on back-cover: 73/134 (suggesting that this issue was limited to 134 copies only) • No. 6 limited edition of 500 copies • Nos. 7-12 each in a limited edition of 300 copies. The first number had 8 pages only, and is present in perfect colourcopy.

COMPLETE SET, ALL FIRST PRINTS (except No. 1), VERY RARE. In No. 12 some of the cards on the sheets are signed in pencil or pen (see below). Added: an original gouache (21x30 cm) attributed to Gonzalo Duarte. EUR 30,000.00

Edited by ‘Le Groupe KWY’: Lurdes de Castro, Gonçalo Duarte, Christo, Jan Voss, Joao Vieira, Escada, Costa Pínheiro, E. René Bertholo. ‘La Seule Revue publiant des Sérigraphies originales imprimées à la Main’.

- No. 1 Mayo 1958 ( this issue Lopes Vidal; a serigraphy by J. Escada; “Ouro” degno; serigraphy by Hoao Vieira; photograph of in fine colour copy). 8 pages; serigraphy/poem by Herberto Helder. (85 exem- Lisbon by Denise Colomb; Lurdes Castro: repro- 29x17,2cm; Contribs: Sol plares serigrafia originais impressas manualmente) duction of a painting and 5 original serigraphies; Acin, R. Bertholo, Lurdes Lurdes Castro, René Bèrtholo, Paris. Pedro Tamen, Poema; on pages 17/18 & 22/23 Castro, François Simoneau). original serigraphies of Jan Voss; poem by Joana - No. 4. Maio de 1959. Lurdes Castro, René Bert- (8 anos); on pages 20/21 Jorje Martins; Desenho Note: This is the only issue holo, Paris. 12 pages.Oblong, stapled in the spine (Formato de original). Included are 20 (unnum- in colour copy, all subse- (very light wear to right upper corner), but an bered) mimeographed pages of text (Simoes, de quent ones are originals! As excellent copy. 23,7x29,8 cm Edition of 100 copies, Vasconcelos, de Castro, Aguilera-Cerni). follows: Frontcover colour serigraphy by Antonio Costa Pinheiro. Contribs: Guy Weelen (text), Manuel - No. 6, Juin 1960 (32 pp.) - No. 2. Agosto 1958 ( 12 pp. Gargaleiro (repod.), Nuno de Bragança (text) with Wrappers after work by incl. wrappers). Poema de ill. René Bertholo; J.A. Fraça (text), Maria Heelena Gonçalo Duarte. One of Helder Macedo; Serigrafia Vieira da Silva (orig. Serigraphy); Christovam 500 copies. With original de Jan Voss (executada pelo Pavia (Poema); Christo (Gavacheff): original silk screens by Gonçalo proprio na academia de serigraphy (in black). Duarte (2), José Escada (3) munique); “O mar profun- and Antonio Saura (1, fold- do” da poetista brasileira ed in 3). Contributions by Lucy Teixeira; Serigrafia de Manuel de Castro, Sebastião Gonçalo Duarte. Frontcover Fonseca, Alfredo Margarido by Bertholo (60 exemplares and Michel Tapié. serigrafias originais). Lurdes Castro, Paris. - No. 7, Hiver 1960 (34 pp.+covers; loosening in the weak spine, but in perfect condition). One - No. 3. Outubro 1958 (14 pp. of (reduced again!) 300 copies. Issue dedicat- Incl. wrappers). Frontcover: - No. 5. Dezembro 1959 Orig. serigraphy by Escada. (24 pp. incl. wrappers). As Contributions include a note paginas I a XX sao organiza- on Karl F. Brust (faint trace das por Manuel de Castro et of attempted removal of his Joao Vieira, em colaboraçao name in red ballpen on right com KWY. Front cover: Orig. upper part of wrapper). With serigraphy by Manolo Mil- reproduction; serigraphy lares. Furthermore: Maolo poem and design “tu fus”by Minares: Dos Notas e um Michèle t’Serstevens; “lugar” illustrated poem by

60 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com ed to the painter Karl Brust. Important for the - No. 10, Automne 1962 (38 TOGETHER WITH: extensive collaboration of Xchrist: by him was pp. ). With the original silk- the burlap front cover designed and Christo had screened wraparound band a) No. hors série, Lisbon, december 1960 (28 pp 4 orig. Serigraphs. There is 1 serigraph (detail) by preserved and intact. Orig. with tipped in illustrations,including 4 pages on Vieira da Silva. Texts by Joao Vieira,René Bertholo Wrappers with original thin red paper, stapled in the spine in typograph- (a.o. ‘Hommage à Karl F. Brust’ (with tipped-in silkscreen by René Bert- ical covers, red text on black card). Exposição reproductions), Franz Roh, René Rouin,Antonio holo. One of 300 copies. grupo kwy subsidiada pela fundacção gulbenkian Costa Pinheiro, Lourdes Castro, Jan Voss, José Original silkscreen prints na Sociedad Nacional de Belas Artes,11 a 20 de Escada. Also reprod. Of ‘Le Mur’by André Payre by René Bertholo, Peter dezembro de 1960. (The catalogue for the KWY de Mandiargues. Saul (2), Corneille, Lourdes exhibition in Lisboa which was repeated by the Castro and António Costa exhibition at the Galerie ‘Le Soleil dans la Tête’ -Added: the original publicity wraparound. Pinheiro. Collages by Robert Filliou and Jesus-Ra- in Paris. Text in Spanish and with tipped-in b/w fael Soto. (The very fragile and mostlty missing reproductions.) - No. 8, No. Vostok, (This movable needle construction that is attached from issue dedicated to travel the spine is present and intact). Texts by Mimmo b) Paris: [1961]. poster, silkscreen print in two in space). Automne 1961 Rotella, Jose Augusto França, Jean-Clarence Lam- colors on thick, handmade paper (33,2x59,5cm). (48 pp., with silver-foil bert, Nuno de Bragança, Pol Bury, Imre Pan and [René Bertholo, Lourdes Castro, Christo, António upper-cover designed/ Robert Filliou. Incl. Index nos. 1/9. Costa Pinheiro. Conçalo Duarte, José Escada, blindstamped by Lourdes João Vieira, and Jan Voss] The poster was for one Castro, and printed card - No. 11, Printemps 1963 (60 of only three exhibitions held under the group’s back-cover with collaged pp). Wrappers with original name during their existence, at the bookstore silver object pasted on the silk screen print by Christo and gallery Le Soleil dans la Tête, in Paris. Poster interior side). Silkscreen after photograph by ‘Harry unsigned, but in the style of KWY member René prints by Gianni Bertini, Shunk and Janos Kender. Bertholo, and possibly represents an original print Lourdes Castro (+ collage element), Joăo Lopes One of 300 copies. Original by him. Folded twice, else fine. Vidal, João Vieira, Arpad Szenes, J.J. Levêque (with silkscreen prints by Yves a pasted in piece of magnetic tape ( which is part Klein (3), Martial Raysse, c) The original invitation for the exhibition in of the tape made during the space travel by the Niki de St. Phalle, Jean Paris 28 avril au 5 mai (1961) Le Soleil dans la Tete. Soviet pilot Titiov on August 6,1961), Gail Singer, Tinguely, Francois Dufrêne, With white lettering on a black fond, 14x42 cm, António Costa Pinheiro, Vieira da Silva, Conçalo Lourdes Castro. Reproduced folded to 14x10,5 in the original envelope with Duarte, Guido Biasi, Jorge Martins, Christo (+ works by Christo, Tinguely, Jacques de Villeglé, black borders (Mailed to Gianni Bertini). wrapped silver colored cone attached to the inside Gerard Descamps, Mimmo Rotella, Arman, Ben of the rear board), René Bertholo, Manolo Mil- Vautier and Martial Raysse. Texts by Yves Klein, d) No. Hors série. Combined issue: Sens Plastique lares, Guy Weelen, Peter Klasen, Jan Voss, Pfahler, Pierre Restany, Pol Bury, Andre Balthazar, Robert XXVII & KWY Numéro hors-série. Pierrefitte: Gerresheim, and Jose Escada. Texts by José-Au- Filliou, Francois Dufrêne, Alain Jouffroy, Mimmo mai 1961. Large octavo, 28 pages. With original silk gusto Franca, Jean Jaques Levêque, Andre Peyre de Rotella, Emmet Williams, Daniel Spoerri and Ben screen print on inside flap of wrappers. Wrappers Mandiargues, Claus-Peter Jllinger, Antonio Arcal, Vautier. Included is a 45 rpm flexidisc by Bernard by Joao Vieira with original silk screen print by Jaques Spacagna, Manuel de Castro, Carl Laszlo Heidsieck (Poem “Exorcisme”), kept in the very Rene Bertholo. With one double page original silk- and Bazon Brock. rare original colour-illustrated sleeve. Photographs screen print by Costa Pinheiro, Lourdes Castro, - This issue in a by Claudio Abate, Ed v.d. Elsken, Shunk). Jan Voss, and René Bertholo. With tipped in repro- personalised special duced work by Costa Pinheiro, Jan Voss, Christo, edition kept in a - No. 12, Hiver 1963 (18 Lurdes Castro, Gonçalo Duarte Jose Escada, Joao larger plain card perforated sheets, each sheet Vieira and Rene Bertholo. Texts by Joao Vidal, J.M. wrapper(32x24 cm) contains 3 postcards). This Samoes, Guy Weelen, Fernando Gil, José Gil and with a title label Album contains together Sebastio Fonseca. withsilver letter- 54 postcards by Cobra and ing and red crayon kinetic artists. These are attached; name of handprinted serigraphs or Bertini inscribed. (The left bottom corner and the attached objects. Artists right bottom margin of the wrapper are defective, included are Lourdes Castro, otherwise very good condition). Karl Brust, Colinet, Sergio Fergola, Samuel Buri, René - No. 9, Printemps 1962 (36 Bertholo, Spribille, Hervé Télémaque, Guido Biasi pp.). Wrappers with original Mercedes Prado, Conçalo Duarte, Camille Bryen, silkscreen by Jan Voss in Iria Bernardini, Erro, Dick Casse, Corneille, Julio collaboration with Guido LeParc, Pol Bury, Jan Voss, Alejandro, Otero, Biasi. - Together with the Carlos Cruz-Diez, Alberto Greco, Pierre Alechin- yellow original silk screened sky, Marta Minujín, Christo, Jan van der Heyden. wraparound band. Added Includes poetry by Blaise Cendrars and Andre loosely a small publicity leaf- Balthazar. SIGNED in pencil are cards by Bertho- let for Daily Bul. One of 300 lo, Buri, Mercedes Pardo, Corneille, LeParc, Otero, copies. Original silkscreen Alberto Greco collaged an invitation for ‘un viaje prints by Jan Voss, Guido Biasi, George Noël, de pié’, Alechinsky, Voss, Lourdes Castro. Lourdes Castro, Paul Wunderlich, and René Bert- holo. At the end is a folded serigraphy “morceaux choisis”,printed in black by Bertholo. An unfin- ished work which the reader should complete. With reproduced art works by Cy Twombly and Christo. Texts by Guido Biasi, Benjamin Patterson, Carl Laszlo, François Dufrêne, and Jean Jaques Levêque. For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 61 13302-19250a.tif 13766-17480.tif [#19250] LABRIS. Literaris tijdschrift der 60ers (Literair [#18098] LAICA - LOS ANGELES INSTITUTE OF tijdschrift der 60ers). CONTEMPORARY ART - JOURNAL. Vol. 1- 10 number 2 (and 3-4) (=all published and complete). Lier, (Also entitled: Journal. A contemporary Art Magazine.) Berchem-Antwerpen, October 1962 - April 1973. Original illustrated Numbers 1-48 (all published). Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary wrappers. (Stencilled and glued or stapled to the spine) ADDED: Art (LAICA). Complete set June 1974 - February 1987. All original VERY RARE FINAL ISSUE, JANUARY 1976 with titlepage shared copies, most in fine condition (small shortcomings noted below). with the periodical ‘Ko-Ko’. (Ko-Ko II no. 3) identical to LABRIS Vol. EUR 4,800.00 10 no 3-4. Original illustrated wrappers. This first 4 issues of Yr 1 have been integrated in one volume, with the front cover of no 1 preserved. Published initially simply as “Journal “ With handwrittem spine-title, some notes in the poem “Zoja”in no 1; 6 (A contemporary Art Magazine), also pages (p.29-34) of Van Essche’s contribution in no 1 are replaced by a as L.A.I.C.A. Journal (The Los Angeles copy. Complete set of the utmost rarity, belonged to Leon van Essche. Institute of Contemporary Art). Editors Fidel Danieli, Eleanor Antin,Julius Kaplan, Some interesting additions in a box, see below. Michael Auping, Barry Brennan, Bridget EUR 12,000.00 Johnson,Debra Burchett-Lere, Francis Colpitt, Michael Delgado, Cindy Berry, Douglas Blau, Jerry Dreva, Mareianna Ziotnick, Lane Reelya, Number 2 reports on the first LAICA General Member- ship Meeting, June 1974. Numbers 12-28 printed on a cheaper quality paper, mostly in b/w only, with occasional colour covers. From then on the magazine becomes more substantial and contains artists’ pieces. No. 40 offers a survey of previous numbers. Featuring: John Baldes- sari, Eleanor Antin, Hans Burkhardt, Lorser Feitelson, Helen Lundeberg, Rachel Rosenthal, Allen Kaprow, Newton & Helen Harrison, Karl Benjamin, Ed Ruscha, John McLaughlin, Wallace Berman, Ruscha, Kaprow, Peter Kras- The complete set of one of the key journals of concrete and visual poetry now, Rauschenberg, Charles & Ray Eames, Stan Brakhage, Erichard Prince, (subtitled “sabril, sarbil, libras, larbis, lirbas, sibral”), published in Belgium Boltanski, Richard Diebenkorn, Douglas Huebler, Number 28 is a very with international contributors, under the direction of (and with contribu- curious issue in which the entire publication is printed in mirror images, tions by): Max Kazan, Leon van Essche, Marcel van Maele, Hugo Neefs, normal on the rectos and reversed on the preceding versos. From here on the Pierre Anthonissen, Jozef Bierkens, Frans Denissen, Edmond Devoghe- magazine becomes much more substantial and contains many artists’ pieces. laere, Louis Dieltjes, Jan Geerts, Paul J. Lembrechts, Michel Leclerc, Ivo Also various thematic issues(e.g.: Video art; Italian art; film, photography, Vroom,Wilfried Wijnants, Hans Clavin, Arrigo Lora Totino, Philip Ward, Chicano art, Transatlantic artists, Transgressive phenomena, Music/Arty, OM, Jiri Valoch, Marcel Broodthaers (8 no 1.2; 10 no 2). Contributions are Fluxus, Performance, Conceptualism, etc. in Dutch, French, German and English. Each volume consists of 4 numbers, varying in length from 60-100 pages., each year with a different designed Small shortcomings to condition: Number 2 (light cover soilage), Number frontcover (designed by Wes Ganzevoort, Walter Goossens, Leon van Essche, 6 (small staple holes in the first 32 pages front edge), Number 10 ( ballpoint W.C. Hoenraat, Wilfried Wijnants). The contents is stencilled typewrit- markings and address label on front cover), Number 14 (browning of front ten text, often in varying compositions and lay-outs as visual poetry. Also cover, small hole in right hand corner bottom), Number 22 (felt tip marking drawings and occasionally photographic illustrations. Volume 5 no 3/4 (218 top left front cover), Number 24 (light cover soilage). page + covers) is probably the most important number. It is an “Anthology of avant-guard poetry” including practically all the great names of international avant-garde poetry (Heidsieck, Finlay, Chopin, Furnival, daLevy, Snyder, Sanders, Cobbing, Orlovsky, Bukowski,etc.), compiled with the help of Doug- las Blazek, D.Miles, Dom Sylvester Houédard, H.di Campos, Cavan McCar- 13408-20019A.tif thy, Gianni Emilio Simonetti, Ernst Jandl, Pierre [#20019] LATIN AMERICA ASSEMBLING. Garnier, E.M. De Melo e Castro, M.Horovitz. A Archive Small Press & Communication. set like this is extremely rare. (See i.a.: Adams/ Assembling by Guy Schraenen, Antwerp. A.S.P.C. 1977. 19 various Breugelmans, Reizende Bladen, p.23). The final issue opens with the information that Labris documents,loose leaves in the original envelope. 30x22 cm. Offset, will be stopped and all remaining funds have mimeograph, rubber stamps, etc.. Edition ca. 100 copies been transferred to the benefit of Ko-Ko, which EUR 1,300.00 is issuing the Farewell-number of Labris at the same time; the issue opens with a Farewell Contains works by A.A. Bar- article of the Labris-editors. Added: Prospectus rio, P. Bruscky, U. Carrion, M. for Year 8, with overview of all Labirint edi- Dermisache, F. Ehrenberg, L. tions, and brief history (by Hugo Neefs, Michel Fleury, D. Lacerda, R. Mar- Leclerc, Leon van Erssche). Also a number of roquin, J. de Moraes Neto, C. sup[plements LABRISLOS: Periodieke bij- Padin, E. Burello, F. Pons, C.I. drage,1968-1970, 130 pages. Souza, S.A. Spada, E.Zaluar, Also contained: A catalogue: Editions et Communications Marginales d’Amérique Latine”, C.A.Y.C. information sheets and an issue of ESCRITA. Reference: Perneczky Assem- bling Magazines, Budapest, 2007 – page 190

62 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 12978-15827A.tif LES LETTRES. [#15827] LICHT UND BEWEGUNG. Poésie, Philosophie, Littérature, Arts, Critique. Kunsthalle Baden Baden, 3.12.1965-9.1.1966. Staatliche Kunsthalle [#8819] Baden-Baden. 21x18 cm; 16 textpages folded around 44 pages of illustrations and silver-foil inside wrapper, all stapled in the spine of A) Nos. 1-16, 19/20, 23/24. Paris, 1945-1956. Original wrappers. plain black card wrappers, front cover specially folded, so first white EUR 300.00 page of catalog is to be seen as a white vertical strip.

Directeur: André Silvaire; editor: Pierre Garnier, with Robert Ganzo, Louis EUR 400.00 Guillaume, Robert Kanters, Fernand Marc. Contribs. By Max Jacob, Saint- Pol-Roux, St. Mallarmé (inédit), J. Bousqet, J.Cassou, P. Reverdy, F. Marc, M. DeSmet, Yvan Goll, Le Sidaner, Max Bense, etc.; special (double)-issues devoted to: Le Romantisme Anglais; Stéphane Mallarmé; Rainer Maria Rilke; Milosz;

8206-16926.tif [#16926] B) Nos. 29-35 (=Série 8-9, complete, last published) : dedicated to “La Poésie Nouvelle”. (No. 29: Manifeste pour une Poésie Nouvelle, Visuelle et Phonique, by Pierre Garnier). Paris, Eds. André Silvaire, 1963 - 1967 EUR 700.00

The important New Period: Subtitle changes: Poésie Texts in German by W. von Bo- Nouvelle. Revue du Spatialisme. Directeur: André nin. Artists: Agam, S. Albrecht, Silvaire; editor: Pierre Garnier, with Robert Ganzo, Anceschi, Asis, Baschet,Bury, Louis Guillaume, Robert Kanters, Fernand Marc. Calder, Lygia Clark, Colombo, Important numbers for visual poetry, special num- Duchamp, Goepfert, Mack, C. bers “Poésie Nouvelle” (Revue du Spatialisme, Théa- Megert, Le Parc, Piene, Takis, tre Spatialiste). With contributions of Pierre Garnier, Talman, Tinguely, Uecker, G. V. Graevenitz, Hans Haacke, P. Kowalski, H. Franz Mon, Henri Chopin, Julien Blaine, J-F.Bory, Kramer, B. Lacey, Leblanc, Man Ray, G. Rickey, N. Schoeffer, Soto,Vasarely, Timm Ulrichs, Lad.Novak, Adriano Spatola, Arriugo N. Vigo, W. Weber, Wilding, Yvaral etc. This copy with a dedication to an Lora-Totino, Raoul Hausmann, Max Bense, J.M.Le Avantgarde Gallerist, handsigned by W. v. Bonin, Harald Szeemann (art show Sidaner, Théo Kerg, Seiichi Niikuni, etc. curator), Christian Megert, Herman Goepfert, Ursula Lichter (Avantgarde Gallerist), Walter LeBlanc, W. Weber and others.

14620-19540A.tif [#19540] LEVEL (5). Magazine Assembling, contents loose in plain white envelope, published from 8251-13337.TIF Level, POBOX 50164 [#16551] LINEA SUD. Indianapolis. In46256. (Geza Nuova rassegna d’arte e di cultura d’avanguardia. Perneczky, II, IV: Dennis LINEA SUD. Nuova rassegna d’arte e di cultura d’avanguardia. Nos. Baldwin, Brian Callahan). 0,1,1 bis, 2, 3/4, 5/6. (all published). Napoli, Luca, 1963-1967. Original wrappers (tall narrow 4to; illustrated EUR 200.00 wrappers; first 2 issues on tabloïd size, Contains about 20 multi- folded twice, with light wear on the folds). coloured stencilled sheets with texts and drawings, and ab20 various loose small items. TOGETHER WITH: DOCUMENTO SUD Nos. 1-6 (all published). Napoli, n.d. (1959-1961). Size (h/w): 22,5 x 24,5 cm.

12048-13580.tif Original pictorial wrappers [#15552] LIBELLUS. A monthly mail-art publication. EUR 5,000.00 Nos. 1-12 (all publ.). Antwerpen, Internationaal Cultureel Centrum, 1980-1981. Size (h/w): 29,7 x 21 cm. Each no. two sheets folded in the Linea Sud Nos. 0 and 1 in tabloid size middle (stapled together in left upper corner, leaving all issues intact. A Linea Sud No. 2: “PO IO RA MAspatolaball- fine set., with two original mailing-envelopes added. Illustrated. estrinimiccinigiulianiportapediomatticarre- EUR 1,000.00 gapignottimartinitolagiorgipersicobuenoscgiari- luicapoole” Edited by Guy Schraenen. The complete set of this Mail art periodical, in No. 3/4: “NUO VERE ALTADE LLAPIT TURA original layout, a compilation of ANA POLI”. Contribs.on Mimmo Paladino, images, short texts and artists’ post- Desidato, Morelli, Matarese, Rubino,Diodato. age stamps. (Pernecky p. 241). This Linea Sud preceded the “Antwerp International No. 5/6: Includes 2 loose inserted supplements Mail-Art Festival” held in October with a poem by Ian Hamilton Finlay: ‘Nets’ (39 1981, with contributions by almost all x 37,5 cm) & ‘Sails’ (59 x 37 cm), folded to fit the European mail-artists. Abundantly size of the issue. illustrated. A rare complete set.

For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 63 With: Mathews and poets John Ashbery, Kenneth Koch Documento Sud: Directed by Luca Luigi Castellano, and Jimmy Schuyler, all of whom contributed to its published by Edizioni Sud-Arte. Contributions by pages. Other contributors were Frank O’Hara, LeRoi Andriani, Biasi, Jaguer, Goncalvez, P. Jorre de Saint Jones, Edwin Denby, Diane DiPrima, Ted Berrigan, Jorre, I. Michiels, E. Sanguinetti, F.T. Marinetti, F. William Burroughs, Gerard Malanga, Barbara Guest Picabia, M. Persico, Toniato von Holten, a.o. Illustra- and Daisy Aldan. Outstanding was a special issue tions after Baj, Mesens, di Bello, Man Ray, Picabia, devoted to the neglected art of literary collabora- Biasi, Bertini, Kalinowski, Fahlstroem, Sant’Elia, tion, a historical survey which included translations Persico, a.o. Cover ills.: G. Biasi, M. Persico, G. Moreau. of Japanese, Chinese, Provençal and French surrealist poets. Nos. 3/4 were combined to a double issue. No. 5 is extremely scarce.

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13342-16642.tif [#14794] DER LOEWE. [#16642] THE LITTLE MAG Eine kulturphilosophische Zeitschrift. Numbers 1 & 2 (complete). Coleman, Larry. ed. Nos. 1-9 (all published). Bern, Mai 1974-April 1976. Original wrappers; Niagara Falls: Table Rock Press (nd, c. 1964). illustrated. Sm. 8vo. Added: Das Sofortbild Polaroid. Two volumes, both near fine in printed EUR 1,000.00 wrappers (edges of volume 2 darkened) EUR 200.00 Ed. by G.J. Lischka. Thematic issues: Aktion- ismus (Theater Environment, Happenings, Contributions by Blazek, Kent Taylor, Richard Aktionismus, Body & Earth Works), Theorie Di- Krech, RJS, Willie, Creeley, D.r. Wagner, Thomas A. alogue, “Realismus”, Fotografie. Issues of 60-80 Clark, and many others. pp.; no. 6 entitled “Die Löwin”. Artists featured include: Brus, Nitsch, Rainer, Muhl, Kaprow, Cage, Richter, Warhol, Boltanski, Kienholz, etc. Added : Das Sofortbild Polaroid. Hrsg.v. Ger- hard Johann Lischka, Ausstellung Aktionsgalerie 13958-17904a.tif Bern,Oktober 1977. 126 pages. (Distributed by [#17904] LIVE IN YOUR HEAD Der Löwe, contribs. Include Richard Hamilton, Live in your head. When Attitudes Become John Baldessari, Image Bank, Andy Warhol, Form. Works-Concepts-Processes- Ulay, Jochen Gerz, etc.). Situations-Information. Kunsthalle Bern [1969]. 30×21 cm. Richly illustrated. Dossier binding, printed cardboards with 14009-18043.tif minor bumps,lettered tabs for each letter of [#18043] LOS RINOS the alphabet and artists.Overall very good. Art Total Grup Los Rinos (Barcelona 1985). Only published issue: 50x35 cm., unbound, unpaginated (12pp)., original rubber stamps, EUR 800.00 print, offset (the outside sheet on white artpaper with photographs). Edited by Harald Szeemann, who EUR 700.00 curated this landmark presentation of conceptual art in the Kunsthalle Sergi Caballero, Pau Nubiola and Marcel.lÌ Antunez Rocca made up the Bern. The exhibition (sponsored by collective Art Total Grup Los Rinos and their Philip Morris Europe) contained activities spanned many different fields. works by among others: Carl Andre, Initially the collective was mainly involved in Joseph Beuys, Douglas Huebler, graffiti. The group painted bullseyes in public Edward Kienholz, Yves Klein, Sol places and the concentric black and white circles LeWitt, Bernd Lohaus, Richard became their logo. The bullseye moved to other Long, Walter de Maria, David Medalla, Mario Merz, Robert Morris, Bruce media, such as the bodies of animals, leading Naumann, Claes Oldenburg, Panamarenko, Richard Serra, Robert Smithson, to the bullseyeing of sheep and goats. They also Keith Sonnier, Richard Tuttle and Lawrence Weiner. Texts in English, Ger- created a headpiece topped by a bullseye which man, French and Italian. the Rinos wore as they walked through the streets. Lastly they designed and made up their own Rino suits, using a fabric printed all over with bulleyes. All this work was recorded in a publication containing photos

12075-13831.tif of the graffiti and all the actions related to the bullseyes as well as the Rinos’ [#13831] LOCUS SOLUS opinions about art. Nos. 1-5 (all publ.) Lans-en-Vercors, From 1987 onwards the Rinos’ activities extended to other areas. In May of France, Winter 1961-1962. Size (h/w): the same year they carried out a large-scale mural painting called Atlas, in conjunction with the collective Gegant. The mural was painted on the side 18,2 x 12,4 cm. Original wrappers. of a building in Barcelona by means of hanging down from a balcony. (This EUR 800.00 action would be repeated in 1990 in Yokohama, Japan.) In spring 1987 they presented a video performance called Rinosacrifici portraying the Rino’s Magazine for experimental poetry and crude and domestic vision of sacrifice. prose in the early sixties, and an important Beat periodical. Edited by novelist Harry This is the only publication of this underground group containing photos of the graffiti, all the actions as well as the Rinos’ opinions about art. 64 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 13893-17759.tif [#17759] LOST AND FOUND TIMES mostra (Brescia, Fondazione Berardelli, 17 Nos. 1-54 (all publ.). Columbus, OH, Luna Bisonte Productions maggio - 30 settembre 2009). 34x23,8 cm. 1975-2005. 21,5x14 cm., stapled. Nos. 1 and 2 single DIN A4 sheets.no. 127 (11) pages. 21,5x17,5 cm. and no. 6/7: 20 DINA4 sheet in envelope). Offset printing EUR 6,500.00 and xerox. The complete set of this seminal concrete EUR 1,800.00 poetry journal, directed by Paul de Vree & Sarenco. Contribs. in English, Italian, French Editor: John M. Bennett. Conceptual art and German. The journal seeks to promote an publication Contributions by D. Hig- opening-up of poetry to audio-visual forms gins, B. Porter, R. Johnson, S. Hitchcock, and the media, in order to reach a wider audi- O.Nations, J. Blaine, P. Petasz and others. ence. Contribs. include: Paul de Vree, Gianni No. 26 complete with the tape. Bertini, Sarenco, Jean-Fraçois Bory, J.H. Koeman, E. Ferrari, P. Manzoni, Herman de Vries, Joseph Beuys, Baj, Aubertin, Timm Ulrichs, Aldo Albanese, Carlo Alberto Sitta, Richard Kostelanetz, Takahashi Shohachiro, Antonio Vigo, Guillermo Deisler, Joseph Kosuth, Akldo Mondino Stephen Kaltenbach, Ben Vautier, Richard Artschwager, Hidetoshi Nagasawa, Vladimir Burda, On Kawara, Elio Mariani, Jochen Gerz, Jan Wojnar, Karel Trinkewitz, Jiri Valoch, Karel Adamus, Nicholas Zurbrugg, Daniel Spoerri, Bernard Heidsieck, Eu- genio Miccini, and many others.

13698-17321.tif [#17321] LOVELY DAZE Numbers 1-6 (all publ.) New York, NY, 2005/09. (all published): 25x19

8332-16507A.tif cm., stapled, unpaginated. Edition of 500 numbered and signed (by the [#17251] LOTTA POETICA editor) copies. Serie 1: Nos. 1-50 (all published). 1971-1975. (No. 46 signed by Beuys in EUR 800.00 pencil). Edited by Charwei Tsai. This bi-annual publication provides a platform for artists to present Together with: their ideas with abstract aesthetics that will - Serie 2: Nos. 1-24 (all published). keep curious minds intrigued: Jesse Alexander, 1982-1984. Cory Arcangel, Aaron Bennett, Kelly Carmena, Together with: Rita Ackermann, AA Bronson, Max Gleason, Butt Johnson, Aude Jomini, - Serie 3: Nos. 1-2 (all and last publ). Pali Kashi, Ian Kazanowski,, 1987. Paper Rad, Cristina Rodriguez, Altogether a set of 49 physical issues Sabrina Shaffer, Charwei Tsai, Vito (some were double or triple, the issues Acconci, James Burke, Crystal 47-50 of the first series are 2 physical Understanding, Shilpa Gupta, Jen- issue). Milan, Anvers, 1971-1987. Original nifer Wen Ma, Yoko Ono, Cristina issues, 4to, stapled in the spine or Rodriguez, Fiona Ryan, Max Schumann, John Giorno, Fritz paperbound in pictorial wrappers. With Haeg and others numerous illustrations.

TOGETHER WITH: - Logomotives 1963-1983. Spécial Doc(k) s & Lotta poetica: Lille, DRAC, 1984. In-4°, 272 pages. Volume publié à l’occasion de l’exposition Logomotives 8344-15870.tif Hotel Scrives à Lille Octobre/ [#8959] LUNA-PARK Novembre 1984. Nos. 1-8/9 (all publ.). Bruxelles,Transédition, hiver 1974-1985. Original - Exhibition catalog. Poesia e prosa delle illustrated wrappers. Very good condition. Together with Luna Park avanguardie: Esperienze di ua - Numéro 1 - Nouvelle série - janvier 2003 - orig. Wrappers with a rivista:lotta poetica 1971-1975. small disk by Takahiko Suzuki. Commune di Verona, Museo del EUR 400.00 Castelvecchio 20/2-20/3,78. 4to, pp. unnumbered, illustrated in b/w Together 8 issues (no 8/9 is a double/issue) of this periodical devoted to experimental art and literature, throughout. Spine and corners lightly edited by Marc Dachy who was awarded” Le Prix des bumped; some foxing to wrappers, page Créateurs” for the publication by Eugène Ionesco in edges and outer leaves. 1978. Thematic issues: no. 1: Proses en experimenta- - Omaggio a Lotta Poetica. 74 artisti e tion (cover: Frederic Bal; with photographs of W. una rivista. Catalogo originale della Burroughs by Rapael Sorin; ) no. 2: Graphies (cover: For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 65 A.Spilliaert, graphics byAltman. Dotremont, Guyotat, etc) ; no 3: Qui a Rotheberg, Marta Cesarono, Enrique Arau, Alfredo Mauderli. Page 7 with suicidé Meinhof; no. 4: Gertrude Stein (photos: Cecil Beaton) no 5: Anto- hand drawn illustrations and elaborately folded sheets. nin Artaud (photos Georges Pastier); no. 6: Sophie Podolski Snow Queen (with numerous illustrations); no 7: Cover Dotremont; no. 8/9: Un siécle d’avant-garde. Contributions, texts and ills. by.: Alain Arias-Misson, Christian Dotremont, Roberto Altmann, Henri Lefebvre, Fr. Collin, Matisse, Picasso, Artaud, Fr. Rivière, James Joyce, S. Beckett, Ezra Pound, Kurt Schwitters, Tzara, etc. The new series contains contributions by http://www.abebooks. fr/servlet/BookDetailsPL... Luna Park - Numéro 1 - Nouvelle série - janvier 2003 - Artaud, Gysin,Alechinsky,Dachy,Borer,John Cage a.o,. (Probably no more published adfter this number).

14582-19431.tif [#19431] 317 QUARTERLY MAGAZINE No. 1. Tokyo 1975. 12 pages in orig. wrappers; spine stapled (lightly stained spine and backwrapper). Published by Shimizu Toshihiko. EUR 300.00

Experiments in visual poetry. Editors Shimizu Toshihiko, Ito Motoyuki, Takahashi Shohachiro. Text in Japanese. Contribs by Emmett Williams, No. 4: Cover by Edgardo Antonio Vigo (with blindstamped oval figure, back Heinz Grappmeyr, Paul de Vree, Augusto de Cam- cover “Anteproyecto de proyecto: realizacion de una tapa de revista). Con- pos, Jiri Valoch, Eugenio Miccini, etc. tribs Ana Perrota, Maria de los Angeles de Rueda, Hilda Paz, Emilio enart, Mario Daniel Gemin, E.A.Vigo, Cecilia Aguero, Daniel Besoytaorube, Julien Blain: tabloid-size folded newsprint, poemes metaphysiques, 8 pages, illustrated, last page with “Note du Jardinier” stamped Jule Blaine, with spanish transl 3 pages typescript on 3 pages.

12852-19245a.tif No. 5: Cover by Carlos Gregorio Pamparana. Contributions by Dora Bianchi, [#19245] 468 REVISTA GRAFICA EXPERIMENTAL Adriana Scattolin, Mariela Rothberg, Guillermo Deisler, Gustavo Larsen, Juan Carlos Romero, Martin Glas, Edgardo Vigo, Pedro Bericat, Carlos Zerpa, Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). Ediciones Lorito Tinto. Buenos Aires, Abril Grupo Excombres, Paulo Bruscky. 1985-Marzo 1991. Each issue in a different colour card folder with an No. 6: Black cover with silver lettering, collage by I Muestranomade Ralve- original ilustration (collage) on the front, containing loose leaves with roni, another in colour by Ralveroni affixed to the inside flap, with sten- prints, (colour) woodcuts, collages, xerox, rubber stamps, various cilled text on the “Muestra Nomade” (exposition tinerante). 14 leaves (some printing techniques, paper stocks and even hand drawn illustrations unidetified, possibly 1 lacking) by Esteban, Ciampini, Gemin unidentified), and elaborately folded sheets (in no 3). xerox and dot matrix computer Moñoz, Perez Aznar, Lombardo, Gobel, Pamparana, Calderon, Fontana, Gut- printing as well as woodblocks (style of of Vigo) and other means; tierrez Marx (unidentified), Vergara (unidentified), Novarin. folders size 16x21,5 cm. Each with one to six round punch-holes on the bottom corresponding with the issue number. Limited editions of 200. Most contributions are signed. All in excellent condition apart from some occasional light wear and very light foxing on the folders. Ano 1

No. 1. Abril 1985. 15 leaves and 2 double (one in colour). Ano 1 No. 2. 14558-19376.tif (n.d. 1985?). 11 leaves and 1 double. Ano 2 No. 3. (n.d., 1986 ?). 11 leaves [#19376] 491 and 1 double. No. 4 Julio 87. 10 leaves and 1 double (of which no 10 on A group of 10 issues (whole numbering nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 15 tabloid-size folded newsprint). No. 5 Marzo 90. 14 leaves. No. 6 Marzo as detailed below). Forest Park, Georgia and Buffalo, NY 1973–c.1980 91. 14 leaves. Black and white offset print. Wrappers. Staple bound. Very good EUR 7,000.00 condition, only some sunning to edges. Dimensions vary by issue.

Director: Carlos Gregorio Pamparana. EUR 1,800.00 No. 1: Contribs. By Claudia del Rio, Francis Picabia, Sixto Gonzalez, Adriana Artist publication. Edited by Greg Puchalski. Contributions by: Spaceangel, Scattolin, Elvirar Pereyra (cover design), E.A. Vigo (from Hexagono) Cordel, O. Nations, S. Haddock, R. Meltzer, M. Gehrlre, A. Banana, Daddaland, T. Grupo “Fos”. Hosier, Whitson, Tip Top, a.o. No. 2: (Cow Town Art, First day of issue). Contributors: Enrique Aarau, Liliana Grinberg, Graciella G. Marx (with stam in silver on front cover, and probably the artist of the collage), Gus- tavo Larsen, Elvira Pereyra, Hilda Paz, Mariella Rothberg. Some contributions signed, numbered and with some rubber stamping. No. 3: Front cover collage by Eduardo Zabalet. Back cover with woodcut and blindstamping. Eds. Adriana Scattoli, Elvra Perayram Contributors: Vol. 1 no. 1 PORTRAIT OF FILE MAG. 11 x 14 cm. Unpaginated [36 pages] Javier Portela Goyana, Lido Iacopetti, Mariela Vol. 1 no. 2 MEANWHILE, HELEN, NO. 3, MEETS J.R., NO 2, FOR THE 1ST

66 For more extensive descriptions and more images please consult our website at antiq.benjamins.com 9507-15955A.tif TIME. Cover by Hoo Hoo Archives J. R. Thomas. 11 x 14 cm. Unpaginated [44 [#15955] 4 TAXIS (QUATRE TAXIS) pages] Numbers 2, 3/4, 5 and 8. Bordeaux, 1978-Hiver 1981/82. Original Vol. 1 no. 3 HOMAGE TO VIVIAN STANSHALL. Cover by Whitson. 11 x 14 pictorial wrappers. cm. Includes folded insert. Unpaginated [28 pages] Together EUR 1,000.00 No. 5 PORTRAIT OF STIEGLITZ & DUCHAMP. 14 x 22 cm. Unpaginated [8 pages] Published in Bordeaux in the Eighties by Michel Aphesbero, with correspon- No. 6 IT’S ONLY “DADA” BUT I LIKE IT. 14 x 22 cm. Unpaginated [8 pages] dents in Barcelona, Rome and New York: “4 Taxis moves about between 4 cit- ies... a quarterly publication of works (photos, drawings, texts...) designed for the No. 7 March 75. SPECIAL OUTDOOR EMBALMING ISSUE. 14 x 22 cm. magazine... 4 Taxis appears unnecessary 4 Taxis appears unnecessarily”. Editing Unpaginated [12 pages] staff: Françoise Aphesbero, Michel Aphesbero, Danielle Colomine, Christian No. 8 IF YOUR LIFE EVER BORES YOU, RISK IT. 14 x 22 cm. Unpaginated Gouby, Jaume VallcorbaPlana. Contr. incl.: Christian Boltanski, Annette Mes- [8 pages] sager, Pablo Echaurren, Steve Payne, Mac Adams. Special topics: No. 9 KEN FRIEDMAN: A CAMEL AND A WINDOW! Brown offset print • Issue no. 2 (august 1978) entitled “Parfum de New York” with special contr. and rubber stamp ink. Cover by G. Puchalski. 14 x 22 cm. Unpaginated [8 by Peter Grass, Italo Scanga, Mike Robinson (“Dirty sex photo”), Jimmy de pages] Sana (“Esclave”), Nicholas Hondrogen, Pat Place, Italo Scanga, Peter Grass, No. 11 July 77. THE WORD IS NOT DEAD: IT IS SIMPLY CHANGING ITS Mike Robinson, Steve Gianakos, Jimmy de Sana, Patrick Gifreu, Claudia SKIN. 14 x 22 cm. Unpaginated [8 pages] Salaris, Pablo Echaurren, Lefevre Jean Claude, Michel Bourel, Dominique No. 15 ARE WE NOT MEN? WE ARE DADA. 22 x 36 cm. Unpaginated [8 Marchès, Daniel Busto this issue limited to 650 unsigned copies. pages] • Issue no. 3/4 (March 1979) entitled “Folie noire” / “Mystery Rages” dedicated to “romans noirs” with special contr. by Francis Mériguet, Ch. Bourel, Alain Lestié, Jean-Christophe Christoflour, Jean Le Gac, John Howell, Tony Mascatello,… Francis Mériguet, Christine Bourel, Alain Lestié, Jean-Fran- çois Christoflour, Jean Le Gac, Pedro Bustos Domecq y Ortega y Gachet’, Danielle Colomine, Tallers “Pessic”, Jean Calens, Michel Rubio, Sergi Ca- pellas, Pablo Echaurren, Luigi Ontani, Martine Aballéa, John Howell, Tony Mascatello, Steve Payne, Mac Adams • Issue no. 5 (summer 1980) “Waiting for your taxi which taxi never comes” and bears a title “cover issue” and a sub-title “a notebook for travel & holi- days” and therein presents blank pages except for a double page parodying “ L e M o n d e”. • Issue No. 8 Berlin (suite), Walter R, Barcelone déraille (Steva Terrades). Impresions de Majorque, Neon de Surol Joan Brossa, Enric Satué, Marta Sentis, Manuel Forasté, Quim Monzo, Jean Calens, Patrick Gifreu, Ouka Lele, Laurie (6 photographies de Barcelone: Muxart, Bover, Freixa, Casals,

Bover, Frroxa, Rivas)..

[#20143] I 4 SOLI. Rassegna bimestrale d’arte attuale Imortant head of collection comprising Nos. 1-20. 1954-april 1957. Original wrappers, EUR 900.00

Directeur : Adriano Parisot, Alba, D. Silva, Sansoldi, Year 1954 (6 num. In 5.), 1955 (6 num), 1956 (6 num.), 1957 (n° 1, et 2). Journal for Ital- ian abstract art, founded by the painter Adriano Parisot (1912-2004) and the collector Emanuele Micheli in 1954. In total 58 issues appeared till 1969. In the editorial board were Prampolini in Rome and Emilio Vedova in Venice and collaborators in Paris (Gillo Dorfles, Enrico Crispolti, Michel Ragon, Michel Tapié, Édouard Jaguer, Pierre Restany.

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