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Art & Project Bulletins art & project geert van beijeren / adriaan van ravesteijn art & project bulletins october 15 - december 16, 2007 in cooperation with 20th century art archives, uk bulletins art & project bulletins 1 -156 september 1968 - november 1989 inventory all bulletins (unless otherwise stated) are printed in black-and-white on a single sheet of 29.7 x 42 cm. white paper, folded in two. each edition circa 800 copies, printed (with the exception of nos. 20, 21, 101-109) by drukkerij delta (from bulletin no. 110 named drukkerij de dageraad), the hague. circa 400 bulletins of the total edition were mailed from amsterdam, with the exception of no. 11 (düsseldorf), nos. 20 and 21 (tokyo) and no. 56 (venice). bulletins which accompanied an exhibition in the amsterdam gallery (unless otherwise stated) are marked "exhibition." specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 1 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com EAST WALL 1 charlotte posenenske september 1968 exhibition / drawings / text 2 ccc / jan slothouber / william graatsma october 1968 exhibition / drawings / text 3 gruppe X november 1968 exhibition / drawings / text 4 willy ørskov january 1969 exhibition / drawings / text 5 paul schuitema / aldo van den nieuwelaar / ad dekkers february 1969 exhibition / drawings / text 6 gianfredo camesi march 1969 exhibition / drawings / text 7 ed sommer april 1969 exhibition / photo / drawings / text 8 stanley brouwn may 1969 exhibition / photos / text 9 summer / jan dibbets / bernd lohaus july 1969 photos / drawings / text 10 lawrence weiner september 1969 text specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 2 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 11 stanley brouwn september 1969 exhibition (prospect 69, düsseldorf) / drawing / text 12 rainer giese october 1969 exhibition / photo / drawing 13 w knoebel november 1969 / exhibition / photos 14 joseph kosuth november 1969 exhibition / text 15 jan dibbets november 1969 exhibition / text 16 peter struycken december 1969 text 17 robert barry december 1969 exhibition / text 18 sol lewitt january 1970 drawings 19 ger van elk january 1970 exhibition / photos 20 gilbert & george march 1970 drawings specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 3 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 21 yutaka matsuzawa march 1970 drawings / text 22 douglas huebler april 1970 exhibition / photos / text 23 keith amatt may 1970 exhibition / text [24] daniel buren physical bulletin was not produced 25 emmy van leersum / gijs bakker june 1970 photos / drawings / text 26 hideto yamazaki june 1970 exhibition / text 27 mel bochner september 1970 photo / text / 11 x 17 inches, folded in two 28 hanne darboven october 1970 exhibition / drawings 29 boezem november 1970 exhibition / photo / text 30 ian wilson november 1970 31 w knoebel november 1970 photos / table / plus 29.7 x 42 cm. insert folded in two / photos specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 4 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 32 sol lewitt january 1971 drawings 33 ger van elk january 1971 exhibition / photos 34 martin maloney february 1971 exhibition / text 35 richard long march 1971 photo / text 36 jan dibbets april 1971 photos / diagram 37 robert barry april 1971 text 38 stanley brouwn april 1971 exhibition / text 39 douglas huebler may 1971 exhibition / photos / text 40 daniel buren june 1971 photos / text 41 john baldessari july 1971 exhibition / photo specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 5 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 42 yutaka matsuzawa august 1971 exhibition / photos / text 43 sol lewitt september 1971 exhibition / folded in 48 rectangles 44 bas jan ader october 1971 photo 45 a private collector november 1971 text 46 jan dibbets november 1971 exhibition / photo 47 gilbert & george december 1971 exhibition / photo / signed in red ink SOUTH WALL 48 david askevold january 1972 exhibition / photos 49 willem breuker february 1972 exhibition / score 50 salvo february 1972 text specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 6 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 51 robert barry march 1972 exhibition / text 52 hamish fulton march 1972 exhibition / photo 53 lawrence weiner april 1972 exhibition / text 54 lawrence weiner april 1972 exhibition / text 55 ger van elk may 1972 exhibition / photo 56 jan dibbets june 1972 photo / color / diagram 57 douglas huebler june 1972 text 58 william leavitt july 1972 exhibition / drawing / text 59 ian wilson september 1972 text 60 sol lewitt september 1972 drawings specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 7 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 61 salvo september 1972 exhibition (+ kunstmesse, cologne) / photo 62 alighiero boetti november 1972 photo / 28,6 x 42 cm, folded in two 63 stanley brouwn november 1972 exhibition / text 64 hanne darboven december 1972 exhibition / drawings 65 ger van elk january 1973 photos / color 66 marcel broodthaers march 1973 exhibition / photos / text 67 allen ruppersberg july 1973 text / plus 29.7 x 21 cm. blank insert 68 douglas huebler august 1973 exhibition / photos / text / 29.7 x 63 cm., folded in three 69 stanley brouwn september 1973 exhibition / text 70 robert ryman september 1973 exhibition / drawings / 8 page staple-bound bulletin with text by naomi spector specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 8 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 71 richard long december 1973 photos WEST WALL 72 lawrence weiner december 1973 exhibition / text 73 gilbert & george january 1974 photo / signed with embossed stamp 74 ger van elk february 1974 exhibition / drawing 75 daniel buren march 1974 exhibition / printed on velum 76 daniel buren april 1976 photos 77 jaap berghuis august 1974 drawing 78 rainer giese august 1974 photo 79 jaap berghuis september 1974 exhibition / drawing specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 9 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 80 william leavitt october 1974 exhibition / photos / text / 29.7 x 63 cm. folded in three 81 alan charlton october 1974 exhibition / drawing / 29.7 x 63 cm. folded in three 82 carel visser november 1974 exhibition / drawings 83 carel visser december 1974 exhibition / drawings 84 yutaka matsuzawa january 1975 text 85 carl andre january 1975 text 86 hamish fulton january 1975 exhibition / photo 87 jan dibbets february 1975 exhibition / photos 88 sol lewitt march 1975 exhibition / photos / drawing / plus 29.7 x 21 cm. insert 89 bas jan ader august 1975 photo / score specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 10 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 90 richard long september 1975 photo / color 91 ulrich rückriem october 1975 exhibition / text 92 stephen rosenthal october 1975 exhibition / drawing 93 barry flanagan november 1975 exhibition / drawing 94 stanley brouwn december 1975 exhibition / text 95 hanne darboven / roy colmer january 1976 exhibition / drawings / text 96 david tremlett january 1975 exhibition / photo 97 robert barry february 1976 exhibition / drawing 98 stephen antonakos march 1976 exhibition / drawing / color 99 richard long april 1976 photos specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 11 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 100 ger van elk march 1977 exhibition / photo / color 101 alan charlton april 1977 exhibition / drawing 102 carel visser june 1977 exhibition / photos 103 gilbert & george november 1977 exhibition / photo / color 104 barry flanagan december 1977 exhibition / drawings 105 allen ruppersberg march 1978 exhibition / text 106 carel visser april 1978 exhibition / drawings 107 francesco clemente may 1978 exhibition / drawing / printed on orange paper 108 david tremlett september 1978 photo 109 hamish fulton june 1979 exhibition / text specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 12 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 110 francesco clemente august 1979 photo 111 carel visser november 1979 exhibition / drawing 112 daan van golden november 1979 exhibition / photo 113 lawrence weiner december 1979 exhibition / drawings / text / color / 59.4 x 42 cm. folded in four 114 mimmo paladino february 1980 exhibition / plus 29.7 x 40 cm. insert folded in two / drawings / color NORTH WALL 115 sandro chia february 1980 exhibition / drawing 116 richard long march 1980 exhibition / photo 117 alan charlton april 1980 exhibition / text 118 jaap berghuis june 1980 exhibition / drawing / plus 29.7 x 21 cm. insert / photo / text specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 13 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 119 andrew lord june 1980 exhibition / drawing 120 stanley brouwn november 1980 exhibition / drawings 121 francesco clemente december 1980 exhibition / drawing / colour 122 nicholas pope january 1981 exhibition / photo 123 salvo february 1981 exhibition / drawing 124 bruce mclean march 1981 exhibition / drawing / color 125 david tremlett april 1981 exhibition / drawing / color 126 toon verhoef june 1981 exhibition / photo 127 enzo cucchi december 1981 exhibition / drawing 128 richard long january 1982 exhibition / photo / text specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 14 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com 129 joris geurts october 1982 exhibition / drawing 130 jaap berghuis november 1982 exhibition / drawing / color 131 emo verkerk december 1982 exhibition / drawing 132 ger van elk january 1983 exhibition / photo / color 133 narcisse tordoir february 1983 exhibition / drawing / color 134 tomas rajlich march 1983 exhibition / drawing / colour 135 richard long april 1983 photo 136 robert barry may 1983 exhibition / drawing / color 137 adam colton june 1983 exhibition / photos specific object / david platzker 601 west 26 street room m285・new york, ny・10001 15 212.242.6253・www.specificobject.com ADDITIONAL BULLETINS 138 david tremlett september 1984 exhibition / drawing / color 139 ger van elk october 1984 exhibition / drawing / color 140 lawrence weiner january 1985 exhibition / drawings / text / card 10.5 x 14.85 cm.
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