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18500Number 9. London n.d. ca. 1980. Stapled. 21 x 29.5 cm. Punk Fanzine. Secret Affair Interview also Album Rerviews Dolly Mixture etc. unknown
2009097268McSweeney's 2009. Paperback. A full length newspaper containing full-colour comics and a sheet of cut-out pieces to make a cardstock paper spacecraft. Small tear and creasing at fold minor age-toning to some sections; else very good kept in clear plastic sleeve. With contributions from K. Knight J. Adams Art Spiegelman Ian Huebert Chris Ware Erik Larson and more! McSweeney's paperback
17843Nos. 1-3 all publ. Boston San Francisco Milton Summer 1957-Summer 1962. Original wrappers. Rare complete. Magazine edited by John Wieners back to Boston from Black Mountain College with contributions by o.a.: Charles Olson Jack Spicer Robert Duncan Robert Creeley Jack Kerouac Jonathan Williams Edward Marshall Stephen Jonas. No. 3 includes West Coasts poets Helen Adams Robert Duncan Philip Lamantia etc. unknown
67662Meeting Eyes Bindery / MEB 1998-1999. First edition first printing. Eleven issues from this set - all fine decorative and interesting wraps. Includes : Matlin David : A Halfman Dreamer 1999 / Greenwald Ted : Something She's Dead 1999 / Peggy Garrison and Lesley Heathcote poems and drawings : Ding The Bell 1999 / Augustine Jane : French Windows 1998 / Thilleman Tod : 1988: An Artist's Diary 1999 / Borkhuis Charles : Dinner With Franz 1998 / Baratier David : A Run of Letters 1998 / Waldrop Keith : Two-Part Invention 1999 / Ellis Stephen : White Gravity 1999 / Kearns Sherry : Sister 1999 / Stephens M. G. : Going Thoreau 1998. Meeting Eyes Bindery / MEB, 1998-1999 paperback
18151Nos. 1-3 all publ.Yverdon CH Les Egraz/Kesselring 1973/1974. Orig. Pictorial wrappers 21x13 cm 78pp 78pp and 80pp. Edited by Jacques Sternberg. Illustrations by Topor Lucques Jacques Loew Bacri Gourmelin Berner et al. unknown
20850A group of five numbers;f Nos. 4 5 6 7 8 out of 10 published. No. 4: Junge Maler und Poeten in Paris. Edited by Karl-Otto Götz - Frankfurt: Meta Verlag Febr.1951 sm.4to stapled 6pp ills b/w. poems by Paul Meyer Edouard Jaguer Max Clarac-Serou reprod. of works by Francis Bott Matta Henri Goetz Henry Nouveau Tajiri added: leaflet with poems by Mayer and Clarac-Serou Jaguer loose as issued vg german text No. 5: Meta Junge Maler u. Poeten in England - Edited by Karl-Otto Götz.Frankfurt: Meta Verlag März.1951 sm.4to stapled 6pp ills b/w. poems by Maurice Carpenter Crieff Williamson reprod. of works by Peter Lanyon Charles Howard Alan Davie William Gear Stephen Gilbert vg german text with the loosely inserted green sheet with english translations. No. 6. Frankfurt am Main Verlag Neue Presse GmbH Juli 1951. Size h/w: 185 x 20 cm. 8 pp. Original self-wrappers. Illustrated. Very good copy light wear to covers. "Junge Maler und Poeten in Holland". Original woodcut in colour on frontpage by Ger Gerrits. Publishes work by Cobra-artists Constant Wolvenkamp Appel Brands Rooskens Lucebert Elburg and Schierbeek. No. 7: Deutsche Kunst und Poesie der gegenwart. Frankfurt: Meta Verlag november 1951 sm.4to stapled 6pp. Spine splitting very light toning but overal an excellent copy.ills.b/w. Cover: original coloured woodcut by K.O.Götz Added: original coloured lino by S. Stolpe No. 8: Kunst und Poesie aus Österreich und Dänemark. - Frankfurt: Meta Verlag april 1952 sm.4to stapled 10pp. ills.b/w. Added: original lithograph by K.O.Götz Edited by Karl-Otto Götz. Reprod. of works by Edgar Jené Maria Lassing Kurt Weber Wilhelm Freddie Sven Dalsgaard poems by Hanns Weissenborn Michael Guttenbrunner Max Hölzer Paul Celan Ove Abildgaard vg german text.1953 unknown
18915Nos. 1-10 all publ. Self Published 1987-1992 Severna Park Maryland. large 8vo spinestapled ca 32pp each. Printed wraps as issued. Numerous Black & White plates. Editor in chief: Jeffrey Vanderclute. Fanzine from the suburbs of late 80s Baltimore. Produced during a transition period in Metal there are interviews with Megadeth Sepultura Autopsy Epedemic gigs and demo reviews photographs notes from a sick mind grizzly cartoons and more. paperback
174246015Leipzig Grosse & Gleditsch 1742. 4to. Contemp. full vellum. Faint handwritten title on spine. Two small stamps on titlepage. In: "Nova Acta Eruditorum Anno MDCCXLII". Occassional brownspotting. The entire volume offered. 4 720 33 pp 6 engraved plates. <br/><br/><em>First edition of the 1742-edition of Nova Acta Eruditorum which are including two reviews of Voltaire and one of Newton's Principia. </em> hardcover
20464Cardena Boymans-van Beuningen Rotterdam 2-31 mei 1981 1981 30 x 22 cm 60 pp. Ed. Michel Cardena Talitha Schoon W A L Beeren Peter Rubin unknown
20316Black and white and sometimes colourful no.2/25 h.c. 1980 Artists’ book published by Cardena Warming Up etc. etc. etc. / AKI Enschede Netherlands 203 x 203 cm 31pp. Black on white stock pages interleved with translucent sheets with blue and red designs by the artist. Transparent dust jacket with white and red print. The black and white reproductions show the set up related video works and dancers performing. Introduction by Dr Rebeca Galera de Toro. The work consisted of 'live-video-performance for 2 dancers 1 musician 12 cameras 3 faders 1 wiper etc. etc. etc.'. Performed at Galerie de appel. Published by the artists 'Warming Up etc. etc. etc.' company which took its name from Cardena's proposal that the art in the Netherlands and Europe was too 'cold' and logical and needed to be warmed up. Cardena exemplified this in works such as rolling a canvas with a Mondrian painting reproduced on it round the skewer of a spit roast machine and cooking it and also burning installations of 'Mondrian' canvases. unknown
21355Diario nº 1: Año 1. Dermisache Mirtha Buenos Aires: Centro de Arte y Comunicación CAyC 1972. First edition. 36.5 x 47.5 cm 14.4 x 18.7" unbound newspaper consisting of two folded sheets printed in black and white. Unpaginated 8 pp. Artists’ book in the form of an 8-page newspaper by Mirtha Dermisache featuring her asemic writing consisting of illegible words which allow the reader to impart their significance. Dermisache’s graphisms democratize language and create intimate reading experiences without grammar or syntax. Words are turned into something abstract which in turn examines the possibilities of language and the need for human communication. Published by Centro de Arte y Comunicación CAyC in Buenos Aires. Published by Centro de Arte y Comunicación CAyC in Buenos Aires. Scarce. Folded twice. Some age toning to sheet. Else near fine. The first edition. Dermisache’s graphisms democratize language and create intimate reading experiences without grammar or syntax. Words are turned into something abstract which in turn examines the possibilities of language and the need for human communication. Published by Centro de Arte y Comunicación CAyC in Buenos Aires. Published by Centro de Arte y Comunicación CAyC in Buenos Aires. unknown
21353Mirtha Dermisache in art systems in Latinoamerica. Artists' book published by CAYC elpidio gonzáles 4070 Buenos Aires 1973 in conjunction with an exhibition at ICC Antwerp. Plastic spiral bound booklet 18 pp. In original plastic bag. Edition of 2000. Mint copy. Scarce. Mirtha Dermisache 1940-2012. unknown
62681Ann Arbor MI The University of Michigan 1922-1960. 19 papers in three volumes. Large 8vo 24.4 x 16.7 cm. ca. 1000 pp.; many text illustrations and plates. Uniform printed cloth. = The Miscellaneous Publications consist of monographic studies on different zoological subjects but in this set all and only the herpetological contributions are gathered starting with Alexander G. Ruthven's The amphibians and reptiles of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta Columbia 1922 and ending with James A. Peters' The snakes of the subfamily Dipsadinae 1960. All 17 other papers from between these two dates are added including works by Norman Hartweg Hernon G. Dowling L. C. Stuart Paul S. Martin William E. Duellmann Jay M. Savage and others. A fine clean set. hardcover
18601Nos. 1-14 all published also numbered as Vol. 1 no. 1 - Vol. 2 no 2 . San Francisco August 81966-August 1967. Mimeographed sheets in different colour and b/w printing on both sides the last two issues printed offset no. 9 and the last number with one colour added. Stapled in left upper corner only no.2 has been re-stapledothers are all original staples. First issue is in colour photocopy rest is in original issues as published excellent condition and clean. ADDED: - a multicoloured psychedelic drawing unsigned by Geoff Evans - three other related ephemeral pieces detail see below. The legendary "Mojo-Navigator Rock & Roll News" was a music zine by Greg Shaw and David Harris. MOJO was one of the earliest and most important music zines major news source for counterculture and alternative music in San Francisco. It ran for 14 issues and was a precursor to landmark rock magazines. Considered to be the precursor to later alternative journalism Crawdaddy and Rolling Stone and later fanzines. Issues between 3 and 34 pages and have become very rare now. The first issue was published August 8 1966 as a mimeographed newssheet of two pages with concert announcements at the Matrix Fillmore and Avalon. This issue in colour facsimile. ALL OTHERS ARE ORIGINAL FIRST PRINTS -No. 2 August 16 featured news of The Straight Theatre and Jim Gurley local musician from the band Big Brother & The Holding Co. -No. 3 August 23 is three sheets with news of SF Oracle launch band news rumours and gossip and record reviews Bob Dyland etc -No. 4 August 30 is now four sheets and is mainly devoted to an interview with the Grateful Dead plus a feature on Country Joe & The Fish by Greg Shaw. -No. 5 September 7 is given over to the second half of The Grateful Dead interview and a response to the SF Oracle's unsympathetic article on the SF rock scene. - No. 6 September 18 is three sheets reporting on record releases New York radio and upcoming concerts. Report of the publication of "The I.D. Band Book"; news that "the Velvet Underground has released a lousy single on Verve Records - Andy Warhol produced it Nico sings hah-hah on it. It's the musical equivalent of a painted Brillo box which sells for $400"; a report on NY radio; record reviews incl. "Sunshine Superman"; upcoming dates by The Byrds Grateful Dead etc. -No. 7 September 27 is four sheets and features an interview with SF DJ Tommy Saunders and Big Brother & The Holding Co. plus ads for upcoming concerts by Country Joe & The Fish Takoma and Freedom Highway. -No. 8 October 1966 is six mimeo'd sheets and features an interview with Janis Joplin and Big Brother & The Holding Co. plus news on The Doors a review of The Seeds and a full page ad "A Prophecy Of A Declaration Of Independence" for the "Love-Pageant" rally in the Haight-Ashbury a psychedelic celebration held on Oct. 6 to coincide with the outlawing of LSD and incl. Big Brother the Dead and Ken Kesey with his Prankster bus. - No. 9 October 17 is six sheets and features a Jim Kweskin interview Dootone Records new events and an original Stanley Mouse handbill announcing The Daily Flash with Country Joe & The Fish at the Avalon stapled in as last page.scarcer yellow and grey colour variant. Mick Jagger photo front cover. 3pp. Jim Kweskin interview; Dootone Records; news reviews gossip events. - No. 10 November 8 is nine sheets plus a printed photo cover. It incorporates an two colour Tom Weller handbill for Country Joe & The Fish at the Jabberworck and a two colour Steve Renick-designed handbill for the 13th Floor Elevators and Moby Grape at the Avalon and a photo of Jerry Garcia. Also featured was an interview with The Mystery Trend and news of Bill Graham banning Mojo-Navigator editor Dave Harris from The Fillmore.terming the paper "a rag" and screaming "I'm not mad you are beneath my anger"; full-page Stanley Mouse ad. for Big Brother & The Holding Co.'s first single on Mainstream Records; Jerry Garcia photo; record reviews - No. 11 November 22 is seven sheets and has part two of The Mystery Trend interview and an interview with Country Joe & The Fish who are also on the cover plus a two colour Tom Weller-designed handbill for the band's upcoming show at the Jabberworck. As well a photo of Bob Weir and an Victor Moscoso-designed handill for Country Joe & The Fish Bug Brother & The Holding Co and Quicksilver Messenger Service at the Avalon plus letters about the riot on Sunset Stripthe police heavy handedness and the differences between the scenes in LA and SF. Correspondence between Bill Graham and Chet Helms; photo of Bob Weir - No. 12 December 22 is eight sheets with a printed photo cover of Ed Saunders incorporating two Victor Moscoso-designed colour handbills with The Grateful Dead and Moby Grape at he Avalon and Country Joe & The Fish at the California Hall. Featured ar ethe conclusions of the Country Joe & The Fish and The Mystery Trends interviews and the article "The British Blues Scene" by David Harris. -No. 13 April 1967 is 30 page black and white printed with cover photo of James Gurley from Big Brother & The Holding Co. Featured is a Blues Magoos interview reviews by Greg Shaw and Gene Sculatti editorial on the ris of new rock criticism Mike Daly on Phil Spector Rick Griffin psychedelic artwork incorporating a photo by Gene Anthony of The Grateful Dead. - - No. 14 August 1967 is 38 pages with cover photo of Jimi Hendrix and an interview with The Doors coverage of the Monterey festival article of Eric Clapton record reviews news and a Tom Weller designed psychedelic ad for Country Joe & The Fish. ADDED MATERIAL: 1 an original multi-coloured psychedelic drawing entitled "The Mojo Navigator" 27.5x21.5cm. uncredited but probably by the magazine's artist Geoff Evans who hand-drew similar artwork on denim jackets worn by the editors; 2 a small card with a hand-drawn design by Greg Shaw in purple and green possibly an early idea for the magazine's logo stamped with his San Bruno address thus pre-dating the first issue; 3 an early Mojo-Navigator flyer featuring a b/w cartoon Crime/Justice 4 a vintage 10x8 b/w photo of Brian Jones onstage in Cincinnati 1965 sporting the look that Greg Shaw sought successfully to emulate caption to verso written out in Shaw's hand. unknown
20974No. 1 New Orleans 1969. Edited by Tommy Dorsey and Achilles Jones. The Astounding Demise of the Glenn Miller Story and Rebirth. unknown
21520Städtische Kunsthalle Düsseldorf1972. 2 Numbers of 64 pages 8vo in illustrated wrappers. Entirely designed by Marcel Broodthaers. - First edition of these catalogues of exhibitions held in the Städtische Kunsthalle Düsseldorf from May 16-July 9 1972. Texts in German by M. Broodthaers J. Harten. Catalogue of exhibitions varying on the theme "Eagle" held in the Städtische Kunsthalle Düsseldorf from May 16-July 9 1972. Introduction by Jürgen Harten Method Duchamp Magritte Adler Ideologie Publikum text by Marcel Broodthaers'. unknown
1955006777London: Faber and Faber Limited 1955. Part of the publiher's "Omnibus Books" series this anthology of nineteen stories was first published in 1939. It was reprinted several times; this appears to be the fifth time from 1955. Bright orange cloth binding with titling in blue on the spine. Clean text; 384 pages. The dustwrapper is darkened rubbed at the margins with chips at the head and foot of the spine. In an archival plastic protector. Reprint Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Faber and Faber Limited Hardcover
18182Number 15 np: Jeff Nuttall April 1966. Ten leaves stapled along the top edge. Near fine copy. Edited by Jeff Nuttall. With Editorial Bit 2 small leaves and list of subscribers/stencilled stapled to front page. Contains "Nut Note on the Column Cutup Thing" "WB Talking" "Quantities of the Gas Girls" and an untitled piece all appearing in The Moving Times a magazine edited by Burroughs that appears at the rear of this issue. Maynard & Miles C137. .Also: Bill Butler; Claude Pélieu; Jeff Nuttall. unknown
19361A group of 12 numbers comprising: Nos. 5 - 17 out of 17 published. Barnet Herts. May 1964--Sept. 1966. Mimeographed sheets foolscap stapled. Illustrated. Individually cut pages with some issues featuring 'designed' stains gaps cut into the text see-through burns and inserts. Edited by Jeff Nuttall. Amongst other things important for the collaboration of Burroughs who introduced his own newspaper called variously The Burrough and The Moving Times also with Claude Pélieu and Carl Weissner. No.5 No date May 1964. Contains the first appearance of The Moving Times defined by Nuttall as Burroughs' "programmed assault on reality" via the cut-up method. Described as a 'Special Tangier Edition' the cover has a full-page drawing of Burroughs wearing a fez. M&M C100. Also: Jeff Nuttall. Light staining mostly on the blank back-page No. 6 No date July 1964. The "Cut-Up Issue" with most pages having been cut into eight squares which are stapled at edges to backing sheet. Contains "Afternoon Ticker Tape" in The Burrough appearing as the last two pages of My Own Mag. In "St. Louis Return" Burroughs refers to this magazine appearance "an experiment in newspaper format…largely a rearrangement of phrases from the front page of The New York Times September 17 1899 cast in the form of code messages." M&M C95. Also: B.S. Johnson; Anselm Hollo; Keith Musgrove; Jeff Nuttall. A bit stained rusting on the staples No.7 No date July 1964. Contains "Bring Your Problems to Lady Sutton Fix" and "Over the Last Skyscrapers a Silent Kite" in The Moving Times. M&M C97. Also: Alden Van Buskirk his first publication; Jeff Nuttall. The second burned cover with see-through window. Staples sl. rusty with a few staple-mark indentations. No.10 No date Dec. 1964. All British number featuring Bill Butler Tom McGrath Dave Cunliffe and others. Very well preserved clean. No. 11 Feb. 1965. Contains "Dec. 29: Tuesday was the Last Day for Singing Years" "Letter to Jeff Nuttall" and "Collage" in The Moving Times; plus letters and quotes from newsclippings on Dr. Dent's apomorphine treatment. M&M C105-108. Also: Michael McClure; Jeff Nuttall; Anselm Hollo. Near Fine No. 12 May 1965. Contains "The Last Words of Dutch Schultz" first appearance and "Letter to Sunday Times". M&M C112-113. Also: Carl Weissner; Jeff Nuttall on Sigma; Martin Bax. Staples sl. rusty o/w Near Fine. No. 13 Aug. 1965. "Dutch Schultz Special" containing "The Dead Star". One of 500 numbered copies in offset facsimile of the original manuscript. M&M C122. Also: Jeff Nuttall. Wear to the righthand margin. No. 14 Dec. 1965. Contains "Moving Times" being Burroughs quotes in collaged material by Carl Weissner. M&M C131. Also: Charles Plymell; Brian Patten; Tom McGrath; Bill Butler; others. Near Fine. No. 15 April 1966. With Editorial Bit 2 small leaves and list of subscribers/stencilled stapled to front page. Contains "Nut Note on the Column Cutup Thing" "WB Talking" "Quantities of the Gas Girls" and an untitled piece all appearing in The Moving Times. M&M C137-140. Also: Bill Butler; Claude Pélieu; Jeff Nuttall. Near Fine. No.16 May 1966. Edited by Clifton DeBerry c/o Better Books ie. Nuttall who only later discovered that the 'real' DeBerry was a black American Communist former Wobbly and two-time Socialist Workers Party candidate for President of the United States. Near Fine. No. 17 Sept. 1966. Contributors incl. Carl Weissner a cut-up of a Burroughs text; Jim Haynes; Criton Tomazos; Wm. Wantling; Doug Blazek; Claude Pélieu; Charles Plymell; Jeff Nuttall. The last issue. M&M C154. Near Fine. unknown
188517169New York and London: Thomas Nelson and Sons & S.W. Partridge and Sons 1885. First Edition First Printing. Illustrated Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket As Issued. <br /> <br /> A delicate and bright example of late-Victorian moral literature featuring high-quality wood-block engravings by the noted firm of Bross & Bogart.<br /> <br /> KEY FEATURES<br /> Visuals: Color-printed cover lithograph; numerous wood-block engraved plates and a title vignette by the Bross-Bogart studio. Binding: Original paper-covered boards; front cover features a vibrant mounted chromolithograph. <br /> Content: A series of moral vignettes and instructional stories typical of the 'Conduct of Life' genre for children. <br /> Associated Names: Robert Bross and John Bogart Engravers; S.W. Partridge London Co-Publisher. <br /> Rarity: Uncommon; WorldCat and institutional records suggest fewer than 15 copies held worldwide. <br /> <br /> CONDITION: Very Good -- Bindings are tight and square. Text is clean with light even toning consistent with 19th-century paper stock. Moderate shelf wear to the edges of the boards; the front cover illustration remains exceptionally bright and well-preserved.<br /> Imprint: Thomas Nelson and Sons / S.W. Partridge and Sons. First Edition. <br /> Specs: 5.75 inches tall / 56 unnumbered pages. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE<br /> Thomas Nelson and Sons were pioneers in the 'reward book' and 'gift book' market utilizing high-quality illustrations to make moral and religious instruction more palatable to children. 'My Pretty Present' is a prime example of the transition from strictly religious tracts to the more aesthetic 'gift' book style of the 1880s.<br /> <br /> The inclusion of engravings by Bross-Bogart is significant. Robert Bross was a prominent New York engraver whose studio provided the high-level technical detail required for the 'fine-line' wood engraving style that dominated the American market before the widespread adoption of halftone processes. The dual imprint suggests a coordinated transatlantic release a hallmark of Nelson's expansive 19th-century distribution network.<br /> <br /> SUBJECTS: Conduct of Life Victorian Education Children's Moral Stories Wood Engraving 19th Century Lithography Thomas Nelson & Sons Juvenile Literature Victorian Gift Book Conduct of Life. Thomas Nelson and Sons, & S.W. Partridge and Sons hardcover
40776Bloemfontein Nasionale Museum 1955-2002. 22 papers in 21 issues. Large 8vo 25.5 x 19.0 cm. With original printed wrappers or published without wrappers. = A collection of 22 herpetological papers in one of the leading South African zoological and palaeontological periodicals. All papers in English. Ten papers deal with extant reptiles and amphibians all others with Mesozoic mainly Triassic sauriers. Small stamp of a scientific library on most front wrappers or title pages. Otherwise a very good clean set. unknown
17944Heft 1-6 all published. Münchener Jugendkulturwerk. Jeunesse Musicales. Studio für Neue Musik München. 1961. In original issues 205x15 cm each varying from 12-22 pages; illustrated selfwrappers printed on glossy paper lightly toned but otherwise in excellent condition. Loosely laid in: invitations to 2 performances in Munich at the T.H. and Hochschule für Musik 15 Nov.1960/12 March 1961; 3 Feb. 1961. Very rare. Contributions by G. Ligeti M. Kagel W. Rosenberg H. Schwimmer K. Stockhausen D. Schnebel u.a Reproductions of artwork by E. Cimiotti F. Thieler F. Kriwet H. Platschek E. Schumacher J. Mitchell J. Bissier K.O. Götz G. Deppe P. Brüning L. Fischer W. Wessel H. Claus P. Dorazio O. Piene A. Tapies A. Saura M.Cuixart G. Hoehme K.R.H. Sonderborg Cesar L. Fontana a.o. unknown
9381Nos. 1-9 all publ. New York/St. Louis/Missouri Neurotica Publ. Spring 1948 - Winter 1952. Original wrappers last two issues waterstained in spine & upper-left corner still a nice set. First issue in second printing. Ed. by Jay Irving Landesman Richard Rubinstein and later Gershon Legman. Scarce complete set. '. a literary exposition defense and correlation of the problems and personalities that in our society are defined as neurotic'. 'Neurotica is for the patients-present and future'. Contributions by Kenneth Patchen Leonard Bernstein Ch. Brossard Lawrence Durrell Allen Ginsberg Henri Michaux Marshall McLuhan etc. Cover by Alvin Lustig. see extensively: Anderson/Kinzie p. 716. unknown
16984Nos. 1-85. New York New Observations Ltd. 142 Greene Street 1981-1991. 4to; stapled in the spine the first numbers as loose sheets with pin in the left upper corner. Published by Peter Licht Issues of ca. 25-50 pages each incl. b/w illustrations. Each volume with a guest editor and various contributors e.g: No. 1. A Gathering in Morocco June 25 1981 with Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe Michael Goldberg Peter Licht Lucio Pozzi David Shapiro Carmen Gloria Morales Doug Sanderson Stephen Paul Miller Jeanne Siegel Susanna Tanger and Lynn Umlauf; -No. 2. Yoshiteru Kawasaki & Sabu Kohso September 21 1981with Shigeru Kawada Yoshiteru Kawasaki Iwasaburo Kohso Izumi Muraki Shintaro Otsuka Kazuko Sumi Hideyo Takahashi Mari Uchida Lei Ujika. - No. 3. Narrative Painting -Lisa Zwerling October 5 1981 Mike Berg Bruno Civitico Sue Daykin Tom Duncan Eric Fischl Gregory Gillespie Sidney Goodman Susan Grabel William Haney John Laney Michael Mazur James McGarrellBill Midgette Eva Papadopulos Len Petrillo Toni Siani Richard Uhlich William Wilkins Lisa Zwerlin -No. 4. Group Issue - Jennifer Golub December 14 1981 Julie Watchel Haim Steinbach Paul Alexander Frank Young Jennifer Golub Jaye Ballo Steve Miller Shelley Silver Michael Robbins Gina Freschet Barbara Lipp Tom Koken - No. 5. De Kalb Issue -Paolo Colombo May 25 1982 Timothy Brown Rex Burwell Paolo Colombo Jim Disrud Joseph Gastiger Larry Gorman Karolyn Schalk Tom Small Jean Swiderski. - No. 6. Group Issue Tanger Morocco -Lucio Pozzi June 7 1982 Jerry Berger Emory Craig Abderrahmane Darouiche Abdelilah En-Nassef Jack Flam Burt Hasen Kay Hillman Hamid Irbouh Lacheb Judith Lerner Abdelwahed Maimouni A Moroccan Student Jo Mullen Lucio Pozzi Shelley Rice Calvin Siebert Jeanne Siegel Frederic Tuten Dooley Worth-Beck. Etcetera: complete list on demand. unknown
15913Nos. 1-12 all published. New York NY New Wilderness Foundation 1977-1984. Orig.pictorial wrappers varying sizes 275 x 215 to 21 x 14cm. Edited by Jerome Rothenberg. Managing editor: Diane Rothenberg. No.1: Contributions by Harold Cohen and J. Rothenberg. No. 2:The Poetry of Numbersâ€: Poems by Gertrude Stein Charles Olson Charlie Morrow Kurt Schwitters Karen Shaw Jackson Mac Low Steve Mcaffery a.o. No. 3/4: 40pp.Contributions by M. McClure Paulina Oliveros Allan Kaprow Dick Higgins and others. Added: ephemera and supplement. No. 5/6: Includes Keith Wilson Edmond Jabes Navajo Hebrew and Chinese texts and others. No. 7: E. Jabès J.-P. Faye L. Montano a.o. No. 8: E. CardenalA. Knowles K. Friedman a.o. No. 9: Allen Ginsberg A. Artaud B. Einzig a.o. No. 10 special Dream-Work Issue edited by Barbara Einzig: S. Hiller G. Hendricks C. Schneemann J. Mac Low B. Cohen &P. Oliveros a.o. Cover photo by Lisa Kaghane Carolee Schneemann performing. No. 12: also entitled WCH Way 5 edited by D. Byrd and J. Rasula. unknown
