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18440colleXtion 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 éditeur1975/1977. 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 éditeur1978. 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. The artists: Eduard Bal“ Middelheim 20/21.8.1978 Antoine de Bary“ Mis sous enveloppe le 14 juillet 1975 Michael Gibbs“ 5 coloured alphabets in black and white Bram Bogart“ Peinture; Roy Adzak“ Fire-imprint; Maglione“ La leçon de broderie; John Belis“ 3 sculptures Servulo Esmeraldo“ Méthode pratique et illustrée pour construire un excitable.†Hugo de Clercq“ Framework Aeschbacher“ Aeschbacher de Bachi-Bouzouk†colleXtion suite The artists: Lucio del Pezzo“ ABC Klaus Ritterbusch“ Oh wie ich deine Kurven liebe! Bernard Villers“ Trace Gerald Leo Minkoff“ The theorie and praxis of rubber stamping Cozette de Charmoy“ Mon centimètre volant†unknown
16563Nos. 1-10. Antwerpen G. Schraenen 1975-1976. Size 15 x 11 cm. Illustrated.Limited ed. of 500; 10booklets in slipcase. Together with: Collextion Suite. Antwerpen 1976/77. 5 booklets in slipcase; good condition. Limited ed. of 500. Fifteen booklets in 2 slipcases slipcases a bit worn but booklets fine. Each done by a different artist and containing some original artwork: E. Bal A. de Bary M. Gibbs B. Bogart Adzak Maglione J. Belis Esmeraldo H. de Clercq & Aesbacher. Suite: Contains works by L. del Pezzo K. Ritterbusch G.Minkoff B. Villers C. de Charmoy. unknown
18940Nos. 1-3 all publ. New York NY 1980-1981. Nos. 1 and 3: 285x215; second issue 43x29. Covers in colour inside b/w. TOGETHER WITH: STOP!. John Holstrom's immediate follow-up to Punk Magazine. Holmstrom continued then in STOP!: Editor J.D.King associate editor John Holmstrom with Dale Ashmun Peter Bagge Bill Griffith. and Bruce Carleton. In the spirit of Holstroms Punk magazine. Featurs John Candy The Honeymooners Bull Winkle 3 Stooges Punkxploitation Hollywood eats Punks alive Clay Wilson. unknown
18944Nos. 1-3 all publ. New YorkNY 1980-1981. Nos. 1 and 3: 285x215; second issue 43x29. Covers in colour inside b/w. TOGETHER WITH: STOP ! Nos. 1-9 all publ. New York NY 1982-1984. Original pictorial wrappers spine stapled. 175x21 cm. Excellent condition. FOLLOW-UPS OF John Holmstroms PUNK. Comical Funnies was the immediate follow-up to Punk Magazine Holmstrom continued then in STOP!: Editor J.D.King associate editor John Holmstrom with Dale Ashmun Peter Bagge Bill Griffith. and Bruce Carleton. In the spirit of Holstroms Punk magazine. Featurs John Candy The Honeymooners Bull Winkle3 Stooges Punkxploitation Hollywood eats Punks alive Clay Wilson. unknown
193151451Riga 1931. Royal8vo. In later half cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Two small stamps to title-page otherwise a fine copy. 494 63 pp. 2 folded maps. hardcover
21343Numbers 1 - 21 complete. Sausalito: Angel Island Publications/Bayberry 1958-1965. Twenty-one issues the first nine 8vo the remaining issues all 4to. Set in illustrated wrappers. Edited by George Dorsay. With Ray Bradbury William Saroyan William Carlos Williams Aldous Huxley John Updike Wendell Berry Evan Connell Denise Levertov Norman Thomas Alan Watts Noeman Mailer and others unknown
17655Nos. 1-7 all publ. Philadelphia Red Book Room 1972-1973. Size h/w: 28 x 215 cm. Side-stapled. Original pictorial wrappers. Mimeographed. Mostly poetry by the editor Jeff Goldberg John Wieners Andrew Wylie Marty Watt Malanga Snyder Victor Bockris Lewis Warsh Ron Padgett etc. Illustrated with some photographs. Secret Location p. 114 unknown
16527Nos. 1-4 all publ. Berkeley April 1947-1949. Original wrappers in generaly good condition except for vol. 4 which is worn along the yapped top edge and has a one inch tear down the spine from the crown. Produced by Christopher and Norma Maclaine in conjunction with his early poetry collections and slightly later experimental films. No 1: Robert Duncan Jack Spicer Philip Lamantia Bern Porter. No 2: Rexroth Levertov Patchen Crews. No 3: Zahn Joyce "Ibsen's New Drama" Mason Jordan Mason. No 4: Patchen Lamantia Corman. All are printed letterpress Includes two color silkscreen covers number 4 was entirely handset printed and bound by Christopher and Norma Maclaine. unknown
19072290New York: The New York Society of Self-Culture 1907. Eighth Revised Edition Illustrated. Hardcover. pp. 304; 305-608. Small 8vo's. measuring 5.6" x 8". Lovely blind-stamped cloth white lettering and illustration to the spines and front boards. Lovely pictorial pieces pasted to centre of both covers; illustrated endpapers. Photograph frontispieces accompanied with their original tissue-guards gilt-decorated title pages. Replete with black-and-white plates throughout all collated and accounted for. Lightest bumping to the spine ends else near fine. Internally the contents have been immaculately preserved with bright clean and unmarked pages. Near fine. <br/><br/>Includes contributions from: Marquise Clara Lanza Cynthia Westover Alden Margaret Hubbard Ayer Emma K. Lemcke Wlater G. Robinson Margaret W. Livingstone Mrs. John A. Logan Christine Terhune Herrick Phebe A. Hanaford Ella Wheeler Wilcox Mlle. Lillie d'A. Bergh Harriet Hubbard Ayer Mrs. Leon Harvier Rev. C.W. de L. Nichols Mrs. Donald McLean Mrs. Dore Lyon Margaret E. Sangster Marion Harland. The New York Society of Self-Culture hardcover
20728Nos. 1-6/7 all publ. London Hendersons/The Bomb Shop May 1919-1920/21. Seven issues in six quarto volumes 25.5cm; original pictorial card wrappers; 48; 64; 96; 96; 80; 124pp; numerous illustrations.Trivial wear to base of spines with No.1 showing a tiny triangular chip to lower left corner of front wrapper and a few tiny tears along the lower edges; contents fresh and almost entirely unopened; in near fine condition. TOGETHER WITH: THE NEW COTERIE. Nos. 1-6 all publ. London Nov. 1925-Autumn 1927. Original wrappers. Some scattered very light foxing; light soiling to the wrappers; but quite attractive. Complete runs of these important inter-war journals dedicated to literature and the arts founded and edited by Chaman Lall an Indian immigrant and law student at Oxford University. Coterie had a strong focus on modernist poetry - including some of the earliest work by Aldous Huxley and T.S. Eliot - while publishing short fiction criticism and art. The journal published contributions by Conrad Aiken A.E. Coppard Edith Osbert and Sacheverell Sitwell Hilda Doolittle Richard Aldington Russell Green Wilfred Childe Babette Deutsch John Gould Fletcher Edward J. O'Brien Raymond Pierpont Roy Campbell Frank Harris L.A.G. Strong Oscar Wilde and others with illustrations by William Roberts also cover Nina Hammett Amadeo Modigliani André Derain J. Rubczak and Moise Kisling. Coers by David Bomberg Mary Stella Edwards A.Allinson E.Brown Nikna Hamnett. A well-preserved set seldom found complete. The Little Magazine: A History and a Bibliography p.255. Covers of NEW COTERIE designed by William Roberts. With contributions of many important modern writers: D.H. Lawrence H.E. Bates Huxley Nancy Cunard Clifford Bax Karl Capek a.o. Art contribs. by Stanley Spencer Jean de Bosschère Nina Hamnett Jacob Kramer William Roberts etc. Well-preserved sets seldom found complete. The Little Magazine: A History and a Bibliography p.255. Condition: Coterie: ; original pictorial card wrappers; 48; 64; 96; 96; 80; 124pp; numerous illustrations.Trivial wear to base of spines with No.1 showing a tiny triangular chip to lower left corner of front wrapper and a few tiny tears along the lower edges unknown
18553Vol. 1 No. 1 March/April 1983 and Vol. 1 No. 2 n.d. Philadelphia PA. 18 x 22 cm. 20 and 28 pp. Editors: David Brookman Steve Lukshides Coverage of Flag of Democracy Accused Black Flag Husker Du White Cross Ruin Angry Samoans and more. unknown
16999Numbers 1-3 all publ. San Francisco: Link 1965-1966. Mimeographed side-stapled wrappers with light mostly even tanning to cover of number 2. Edited by Luther T. Cupp aka "Link." Successor to Open Space; first issue intended apparently to be named Coward. Subtitles change: The San Francisco Magazine of Livestock; No. 1: Cow Soup Issue; No. 2: the Taurine World. The Magazine of Afro-Judeo Culture. The Un-escalation issue; No. 3: Pregnant cow issue. Most contributors are from around White Rabbit: Stan Persky Robin Blaser George Stanley Harold Dull Jack Spicer Ronnie Primack and others. The editor was Spicer's last muse. See Ellingham & Killian's POET BE LIKE GOD p. 352. unknown
21651Nos. 1-2 all publisched. Alec. Santa Clara CA 1991/93. 275x21 cm stapled. Right bottom corner of no 2 with some waterdamage not affecting text of images 64pp 112pp. Complete with the 2 disks see below rare. Dedicated to the San Franciso Bay Area sound with interviews and features edited by Jud Cost and Alec Palao. Number 1 includes the one-sided flexi-disc featuring a version of "Bleeding Rose" by The Final Solution Number 2 includes the double-sided flexidisk featuring the Syndicate of Sound "Louie Louie" the Purple Earthquake and Powder. Both issues include in-depth features on The Great Society; The Vejtables and The Mojo Men; The Mystery Trend; The Chosen Few/Flamin' Groovies; The Chocolate Watch Band; The Charlatans; Syndicate of Sound; The Final Solution and other obscure band. unknown
18554Number 1. Hollywood CA. 1981. 16 single side printed sheets stapled together in the upper left corner. Debut issue of this Hollywood fanzine issued by Jeffrey Dahl. Coverage includes Dinah Cancer Omlits Terminal Vermin Vox Pop and Nervous Gender. unknown
18447Number 5 Fall 1980. San Francisco 1980. 4to. Stapled newsprint wraps. Punk zine edited by Mark and Mickey Creep. The immediate predecessor to MAXIMUM ROCK-N-ROLL. Mark and Mickey Creep Jello Biafra's then roommate issued CREEP in the late 70s/early 80s before assisting with the founding of MRR in 1982. Though they left after only the first few issues of MRR the visual style of CREEP had left an indelible mark. This issue features Roky Erickson Dead Kennedy's Crass etc. paperback
70797New York NY The New York Zoological Society 1971-1973. Four papers in four. Large 8vo 26.6 x 18.6 cm. 123 61; 12 6 44 pp. 80 41; 6 2 31 figures. Uniform original printed wrappers. = Four very uncommon papers on crocodiles and in particular crocodile identification published in subsequent issues of Zoologica volume 581 2 3-4 and in volume 562 by various authors as follows: King F. W. and P. Brazaitis 1971. Species identification of commercial crocodilian skins; H. W. Campbell 1973. Observations on the acoustic behavior of crocodilians; T. D. Coulson et al. 1973. Some observations on the growth of captive alligators; P. Brazaitis 1973. The identification of living crocodilians. Also included is a note of one page with two full-page figures by the latter author The identification of Crocodylus siamensis Schneider. Cancelled stamp on front wrappers otherwise very good clean copies. unknown
20815Masterprint. Jill Johnston Exposed: special issue. A life dominated by Strange Arts Consuming Desires and Ego-Eroticism. Size h/w: 575 x 445 cm. 28 pages lithographed by aluminum plates rainbow rolled in over 150 colors printed on heavy stock cardboard cover sheets held together with Chicago screws. Each page can be removed for framing. First and last page signed by Les Levine. The original cardboard cover is slightly soiled but otherwise in good shape with the screws intact. All of the Interior in excellent condition thus a fine set. This special issue of the magazine Culture Hero is a unique portfolio of fine art prints widely acclaimed upon publication "An invaluable supplement to any collection of great art" Stanly Dance Saturday Review; "A vividly human documentary." Leonard Feather Los Angeles Times; "Encyclopedic in scope." Arnold Shaw NY Times Book Review; "Shatters the senses of the prude." Paris Figaro; "My favorite art book." Walter Kerr NY Times; "A winner. Original and imaginative!" The New Yorker; "A trip - young and beautiful!" William A. Raidy Newhouse Newspapers; etc. Very rare now. Includes interviewarticles etc. by Jasper Johns Andy Warhol Meredith Monk Lucas Samaras etc. unknown
16424Number 12 : " Who are you Oui êtes- vous " 1968 La Louvière Belgique. Size: 34 x 22 cm ca. 160 unpag. pp. " Who are you Oui êtes- vous " Artists were invited to send Original Contributions as an answer to this Question. They mailed drawings collages photos text and projects: Alechinsky Baj Ben Bury John Cage Christo J. Dine Erro Gette D. Higgins Iannone Knowles Kudo Messagier Paik M. Oppenheim D. Rot Saito Spoerri Topor etc. Filliou declared the page with the list of the 81 Participants as his Contribution as he is all of them in one person. George Brecht contributed a sheet w. inkdrawings and wordgames on 'La Cédille qui Sourit'. unknown
15575Nos. 1 3 5 6 7 9-9 10. Orig. wrps. No. 6 edges a bit damaged. Uit Bib lio van Cebntre des livres dártiste daily bûl daily bûl 1. Moniteur de la Pensée Bûl et de l’Académie de Montbliart “Linéaments d’un univers bûl†Comité de rédaction : André Balthazar et Pol Bury. La Louvière :Editions de Montbliart mars 1957. – 8 p. agrafées ; 206 × 169 cm. – Imprimé en typographie 1 couleur noir sur papier blanc. – Couverture en carton orange imprimée en typographie 1 couleur noir. Pol Bury Palone Bultarl Marcel Havrenne Colinet Marcel et Gabriel Piqueray André Balthazar Jules Boudart Ernest Pirotte Théodore Koenig Raoul Ponchot Achille Campenaire Josette Dubuisson. daily bûl 3. Moniteur de la Pensée Bûl et de l’Académie de Montbliart “En Italique†Comité de rédaction : André Balthazar et Pol Bury. La Louvière : Editions de Montbliart septembre 1957. – 8 p. agrafées ; 213 × 176 cm. – Imprimé en typographie 1 couleur noir sur papier bleu. – Couverture en carton blanc imprimée en typographie 2 couleurs noir et vert. André Martel André Balthazar Paul Colinet Pierre David Marcel et Gabriel Piqueray Pol Bury M. L. Chenapan Thédore Koenig Max Gillaux Ernest Pirotte. daily bûl 5. Moniteur de la Pensée Bûl et de l’Académie de Montbliart “Hommage au Piédestal†Comité de rédaction : André Balthazar et Pol Bury. La Louvière : Editions de Montbliart avril 1958. – 12 p. agrafées ; 211 × 174 cm. – Imprimé en typographie 1 couleur noir sur papier blanc et bleu. – Couverture en carton blanc imprimée en typographie 2 couleurs noir et marron. Ernest Pirotte Palone Bultari Delvau Lamartine Jean Dypréau Bruno Munari Pierre Alechinsky André Balthazar Christian Dotremont Gilbert Thuriaux Pol Bury. daily Bül 6 T’as le bonjour d’Aristarque Comité de rédaction : André Balthazar et Pol Bury. La Louvière : Editions de Montbliart septembre 1958. circa 500 ex. – 8 p. agrafées ; 215 × 198 cm. – Imprimé en typographie 1 couleur noir sur papier rose et bleu. – Couverture en carton blanc imprimée en typographie 1 couleur noir. 5 feuillets trois roses et deux bleus de largeur différentes agrafés sous couverture cartonnée dont trois ont un rabat à gauche ou à droite. Le premier plat de couverture est plus court et laisse voir une page volante de quotidien pliée en deux sur laquelle est imprimée en surimpression en rouge le numéro de la revue et son sous-titre ainsi qu’une phrase de Jules Renard : “Qu’est-ce qu’un critique Un lecteur qui fait des embarrasâ€. Changement sur la typographie du titre tréma à la place de l’accent ciconflexe sur le “uâ€. André Balthazar Ernest Pirotte Christian Dotremont Pierre-François Lacenaire Achille Chavée Jean Raine Pierre Alechinsky Nicolas Mélard Palone Bultari Pol Bury. En surcharge : Claudette David Station debout pénible. – 8 p. agrafées ; 102 × 62 cm. – Imprimé en typographie 1 couleur noir sur papier blanc. – Couverture en carton jaune imprimée en typographie 1 couleur noir. DAILY BUL 7 “Bah wet!†Comité de rédaction : André Balthazar et Pol Bury. La Louvière : Editions de Montbliart septembre 1958. – 16 p. agrafées ; 213 × 166 cm. – Imprimé en typographie 1 couleur noir sur papier blanc et marron. – Couverture en carton blanc imprimée en typographie 1 couleur noir. Foisonnement typographique et collages notamment deux pages avec un morceau de journal collé titrées : “Appartient à l’artiste†et “Collection particulièreâ€. DAILY BUL 9 Le nouveau réalisme dépasse t-il la fiction Comité de rédaction : André Balthazar et Pol Bury. La Louvière : Editions de Montbliart juillet 1963. – 32 p. agrafées ; 213 × 166 cm. – Imprimé en offset 1 couleur noir sur papier blanc. – Couverture en carton blanc imprimée en offset 1 couleur noir. Ernest Pirotte Maurice Henry Adelin Borzmann Achille Chavée Raoul Ponchot Robert Polka Jess Wallace Karl Feurbach Josette Rimbaud Jean Plumat Robert de Clari Edmond Lefébure. DAILY-BUL 10 Essai d’analyse stethoscopique du continent belge Comité de rédaction : André Balthazar et Pol Bury. La Louvière : Editions de Montbliart mai 1964. – 48 p. agrafées ; 22 × 168 cm. – Imprimé en typographie 1 couleur noir sur papier blanc et jaune. – Couverture en carton blanc imprimée en typographie 1 couleur noir. Pol Bury Michel Seuphor Edmond Lefébure Jean Plumat Bertholo André Balthazar Achille Chavée Maurice Henry Lourdes Castro François Dufrêne Daniel Spoerri W. Spribille Jean Raine Lise Prunel Marcel et Gabriel Piqueray André Martel Dotremont Paul Colinet F. Caradec Campenaire Robert Filliou Clovis François Bertini Théodore Koenig Gilbert Thuriaux Jan Voos Ernest Pirotte Pierre Restany unknown
18757No. 3. n.d. GoldsboroughYorkshire. 16 pp. 21 x 29.6 cm. "the worlds most humourless fanzine". Grape of the Expelaires Delta 5; Sema 4; unknown
543Vol. 1-6 Comprising nos. 1-33 all publ. Funchal Madeira June 1950-1963. Original identical pictorial wrappers. Illustrated. 4to. Last issue in photo-reprint. Ed.: Eng. Luiz Peter Clode. journal on art and history of Madeira including articles on folklore ecclesiastical history etc.; richly illustrated some tipped-in. Of great interest are the many advertising pages which give much information on living conditions on the island in this period. Contribs. by Dr. Ernesto Gonçalves Eduardo C.N. Pereira Alvaro Manso de Sousa Manuel Ferreira Pita a.o. Covers by Max Römer. Tog. 28 physical issues some double issues of 32-54 pp. each. Very rare. unknown
16481Jahrgang 1 Heft 1-12 & Jahrgang 2 Heft 1-7 all publ. Freiburg i. Br. 1955/56. Tog 19 numbers large 8vo; each number between 8-12 pages in selfwrappers. With partly coloured orig woodcuts on the frontpage. In 2 plain cardboard slipcases. Fine. Edited by S. E. Bröse. With firstprints in German by Hans Arp in no 5; reports from artists centers in Germany and abroad and a regular report from Paris Pariser Bilderbrief. Orig. woodcuts by E. Heckel cover of number 1; Dube 409 B Grieshaber cover of no 2 F. Harnest W. Wohlschlegel H. Arp in colour no.5; Arntz 206 b W. Herzger R. Dischinger J. Bissier G. Biese W. Gothein J. Lacasse 2 E. Bizer C. Westphal W. Becker W. Helbig G. Meistermann and woodcuts after S. Delaunay 2 no 6 and Alcopley 2 no 7. unknown
18514Cover plus 15 loose sheets with drawings & comics by Peter Klashorst & Ricardo 1980. Privately printed. unknown
18466" The Patti Smith Fan Club Journal". Numbers 5 and 6 out of 8 published. October 1977 With Related Ephemera. - July 1978. Richmond Center WI: The Patti Smith Fan Club 1978.Both first editions. 4to. 28x215 cm. side-stapled wraps. Photo-offset duplicated. Both fine in original mailing envelopes both opened a bit rough but otherwise good condition. Fanzine published in Wisconsin by Nanalee Berry with help from Patti's mom Beverly. DE L'AME POUR L'AME the official newsletter of the Patti Smith Fan Club ran eight issues from 1976-1980. It includes numerous photos of Smith in performance etc. members of her band and circle Ivan Kral Jay Dee Daugherty as well as club members. - No. 5: 26 pages. Includes numerous photos of Smith in performance etc. members of her band and circle Ivan Kral Jay Dee Daugherty as well as club members. Also: news on Patti's recovery from January 1977 stage fall autobiographical essay entitled "Excerpts from Dog Dream" by Smith various interviews a reproduction of a letter from Smith to her parents Smith's poetry and more. Together with ephemera: Ephemera included and mailed with issue: Gotham Book Mart promotional broadside listing Smith publications published by Gotham a page of biographical information on Smith "provided by Patti's mother" as well as five broadsides reproducing Smith's poetry some from holograph and some based on earlier broadsides all also photo-offset duplicated presumably produced only for fan club distribution and use. Poems are "Arthur Rimbaud" "nigger no invented for color." "Field Marshall" "house doctor in the womb of pleasure." "mon vieux lucien" "there goes lucien. his blonde hair." an untitled poem "The night will be a jewel in my crown" and a promo sheet reproducing Smith's holograph promoting her "new böc coming" and the upcoming album EASTER. Signed "R.E.F.M." Radio Free Field Marshall. All in good condition except "Rimbaud" and the last page which have faint stains due to offsetting from laid in newspaper clipping of photo of Smith in concert. -No. 6: Includes amongst others numerous photos of Smith as baby in performance etc. members of her band and circle Lenny Kaye Ivan Kral Essay by Smith on Bob Dylan various interviews a reproduction of a letter from Smith to her parents Smith's art and poetry a "collector's discography" compiled by Paul Perner. paperback
19477BROADSIDE PROGRAM OF THE FIRST OF SMITH'S 'ROCK-N- RIMBAUD' PERFORMANCES. New York: np Gotham Book Mart 1973. Broadside folio leaf printed recto only. Line drawing of Rimbaud by Smith to top of sheet above text which lists the program of events and a quote from Rimbaud in part: "The Poet makes himself a seer by long gigantic and rational derangement of the senses.". Also mentions "special appreciation to The Wartoke Concern Robert Mapplethorpe Dennis Florio Sharon Ensko Sam Wagstaff and Gotham Book Mart. 3556x2032 cm. Shallow crease at one corner else fine. "Program from one of Smith's earliest gigs predating her first album by almost two years. This the first of three performances in honor of the anniversary of Arthur Rimbaud's death also known as "Rock-N-Rimbaud" took place on the roof of Le Jardin a gay disco in the Hotel Diplomat on November 4th 1973. Smith sung and recited her own works as well as songs by Kurt Weil and Hank Ballard. She was backed by Bill Elliot on piano and future Patti Smith Group member Lenny Kaye both listed in program on guitar. This would be only the second time Smith and Kaye performed together the first being when the two opened for a Gerald Malanga reading at the Poetry Project almost two years earlier and the first time Smith headlined a show with Kaye at her side. The program also thanks both Robert Mapplethorpe just a few months after his first solo exhibition and Sam Wagstaff certainly one of their earliest links in print. A landmark event one which sowed the seeds of not only of Smith's band but was also inspired by Smith's most important influence." Text by Brian Cassidy. unknown
