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10598Vol. 1 no 1-2 all . 1973. Large poster-size 100x70 Cm folded to folio. Very rare. Mural published by the Italian Situationists published as a supplement to the mural journal 'Stampa alternativa' from Rome printed by Arti Grafiche La Monzese Cologno. First issue in green with purple; second issue in purple and blue. "A Parigi l'ultimo tango a Roma il primo cia'cia'cia'"; "Sulla situazione studentesca";"La fine della cultura ci deve preparare alla cultura della fine". unknown
12068Buenos Aires Imprenta Anzilotti 1974. Bi-lingual edition in French and Spanish; Large in-folio. In sheets folded original illustrated paper wrappers untrimmed. <I>One of the 21 copies printed on Fabriano</I> from a total edition of 25 signed by the author and the artist. <I>Containing 5 full-size original aquatints one on the cover printed by the artist 4 of which have been doubled on the reverse side of the image by an ink-painting in 4 colours which are pieces of art in themselves due to the relief-working of the impression on the verso. Also 15 vignettes and smaller coloured ornaments sometimes blindstamped.</I>. An example of the graphic work as book illustrator of the Italian-Argentinian artist <I>Libero BADII.</I> unknown
1994094971Norwalk CT: The Easton Press 1994. 50th Anniversary Edition. Leather Bound. Various pagination. 8vo. Bound in assorted coloured leather with gilt lettering and decoration. Gilt page edges. Ribbon markers. Each volume illustrated many containing maps and photographs. Minor shelfwear to some volumes each volume has a bookplate to ffep with previous owners' names; very good. A wonderful collection of field guides on a wide variety of subjects such as butterflies forests the sea birds and insects. The Easton Press unknown
19637Number 1 all published. Large folio stapled 8pages. Edited by Phil Cohen with G. DogsbodyJohn Clapton Alan StromToni Gutman Dave Maria a.o. "Give the streets and the neighbourhoods to the people". The London Street Commune. unknown
18617Nos. 1-4 complete run. Clark Township: Sanskaras A Quarterly of Poetry 1968-1969. Four issues very good tol near fine in illustrated wrappers. Edited by William Matthews and Ronald Hobbs. Contributors: Anne Waldman Schejeldahl Torregian Malanga Warsh Schiff Crews Lally and others. unknown
17686Nos. 1-8 all published. December 9 1960 - June 14 1962. Unbound as issued; endemic browning but altogether in good condition. No. 1 is 4 pp. on off-white paper 35.5 x 28.1 cm; nos. 2-8 are 8 pp. each on pale gray paper with page size 30.5 x 22.9 cmfolded in quarters from sheets about 61 x 46 cm. In each issue a few illustrations. Added is a printed brown paper mailing envelope for the whole set that could well be the only one still extant. The envelope lacks its flap and was opened roughly on one side with consequent tears and creases repaired with tape. Edited by Anita Ventura critic and painter designer of posters for Leo Castelli Gallery and Sidney Geist sculptor. also as: the New York Sunday supplement subtitle varies; Organ of Abstract Expressionism 4pp each cheapest of the cheap newspaper stock a few b&w illus in each number Issue 1 & 4 with some age tanning & 1 with a few slight chips but intact a number of individual issues also available s11/5/1 . Featuring and illustrating work of Brancusi Matsumi Kamemitsu Resnik Reinhardt Mark Rothko Cajori Tom Doyle Yves Klein Milton Resnick Arshile Gorky Franz Kline etc. No. 2 has excerpts from a WBAI interview with the editors "Scrap's First Tape" a pun on Samuel Beckett's great monologue "Krapp's Last Tape". In no. 3 Paul Brach writes on Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns reviews the printed version of Duchamp's The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors Even. No. 4 contains Sidney Geist A Critique of Criticism "moodily dare": IFP and the essay written at the occasion of the Rothko Exhibition curated by Peter Selz Museum of Modern Art.No. 7 includes a supplement on pink paper 'Pandemonium'. No. 8 features two reviews of Harold Rosenberg's Arshile Gorky: the Man the Time the Idea. unknown
196443350New York American Telephone and Telegraph Company 1964. 8vo. Volume XLIII September No. 4 Part 1 and 2 1964 of "The Bell System Technical Journal". In the original printed blue wrappers. Previous owner's stamp to front wrapper and very light brownspotting to spine otherwise a near mint copy. Pp. 1155-1479 two folded plates one loosely inserted. <br/><br/><em>First publication of AT&T's first submarine telephone cable across the pacific. It went from Japan to Hawaii where it connected to two cables linking Hawaii with the mainland. This brought the same improvements to trans-Pacific service that the TAT-1 had brought to trans-Atlantic service in 1956. See link below. Since the trans-Atlantic service opened in 1927 calls had traveled across the ocean via radio waves. But cables provide much higher signal quality avoid atmospheric interference and offer greater capacity and security.Due to uncertainties in global politics the economic involvement by the US government in the project was minimal. Papers contained in the present issue:1. Ehrbar R.D.; Fraser J.M.; Kelley R.A.; Morris L.H.; Mottram E.T.; Rounds P.W. The SD Submarine Cable System. Pp. 1155-1184.2. Bowker M.W.; Nutt W.G.; Riley R.M. Design of Armorless Ocean Cable. Pp. 1185-1208.3. Lerch B.W.; Phelps J.W.Armorless Cable Manufacture. Pp. 1209-1242.4. Brewer S.T.; Dickinson F.R.; Von Roesgen C.A. Repeaters and Equalizers for the SD Submarine Cable System. Pp. 1243-1273.5. Johansson S.G.Manufacture of Rigid Repeaters and Ocean-Block Equalizers. Pp. 1275-1310.6. Holdaway V.L.; Van Haste W. ; Walsh E.J. Electron Tubes for the SD Submarine Cable System. Pp. 1311-1338.7. Bishop J.D.; Mottel S.Cable Power Facility. Pp. 1339-1366.8. Ehrbar R.D. A Cable Laying Facility. Pp. 1367-1372.9. Grismore O.D.Cable and Repeater Handling System. Pp. 1373-1394.10. Gretter R.W.Cable Payout System. Pp. 1395-1434.11. Butler J.H.; Altenburg C.J.; McSweeney R.J.; Sutton L.E. Design and Powering of Cable Ship "Long Lines". Pp. 1435-1459. </em> unknown
17812Nos. 1-7 all publ. Cambridge: Goodland and Moore 1938-39. Orig. Spine-stapled printed wrappers; 8vo. Light shelf/edge wear minor rust at the steel staples an excellent set. Edited by John Goodland and Nicholas Moore. Complete in seven 7! issues. Publishes an important group of writers many of whom also write for The Booster later Delta in Paris" Hoffman Allen & Urlich THE LITTLE MAGAZINE: A History and Bibliography p. 343. Contributors include: Henry Miller Anais Nin Kay Boyle Wallace Stevens Dylan Thomas Lawrence Durrell Charles Henri Ford and others. unknown
20544Nos. 1-3 all publ. San Francisco 1960. Size h/w: 25 x 175 cm. No. 1 in additional blue wrapper. Staple Bound. Numbers 1 and 2 are from 1960; no. 3 which consists entirely of photos of Murao is dated 1969 All are in mint condition. Very rare complete. Edited by Shig Murao who was manager at City Lights Bookstore and got arrested for selling Allen Ginsberg’s “Howl and Other Poems.†He was descendant of a samurai family was placed in a camp for Japanese Americans during the war joined the army and served as an intelligence specialist. He became a fighter for freedom of expression. Contributions by Bill Margolis Richard McBride Sadie Monsanto John Saccaro drawings a.o. Shig and Ginsberg remained lifelong friends. Shig collected poems collages flyers photos and various other materials from his Beat colleagues and sporadically published them in an eclectic zine called Shig’s Review. He published about 80 editions of his Review. There is a website dedicated to Shig’s memory which is currently maintained by UC Berkeley. unknown
13295Nos. 1-5. London Sept. 1964 - Dec. 1964/Jan. 1965. Newpaper-size printed on glossy paper; illustrations & photographs. No. 3/4 has moderate wear and some loss of image over the folding crease. Director: Paul Keeler editor: David Medalla. Newsbulletin-type publication. varying in content form 12-24 pp. reporting on exhibitions and featuring artists. No. 2 on <I>Festival of Modern Art from Latin America</I> No. 3/4 is a Special Twin Issue devoted mainly to <I>Takis</I> No. 5 on <I>Camargo One-Man Exhibition</I>. A total of 11 issues was published. unknown
10816Nos. 10-28. Santa Clara Cuba septiembre/diciembre 1972 - enero/junio 1982. Original illustrated wrappers. Ills. Cuban periodical for arts and letters directed by Samuel Feijoo close to the concrete and visual poetry movements and richly illustrated with drawings and photographs. Includes prose poetry graphic art music folklore from Cuba but also special issues on Czechoslovakia Poland and Mongolia. Thematic issues i.e.: no. 10 'Libro'incl. o.a.: Vadin Shefner La Poesía del Futuro Poesía Cubana article devoted to book-illustration no. 11 'Formas del verso': devoted to modern concrete and visual poetry incl. o.a.: Apollinaire Aida Ida Adalberto Samuel Feijóo Tipográficos Modernos;no. 12 'Checos Lovaquia': music modern poetry modern graphic art sculpture in Czechoslovakia; no. 13 'Folklore de Cuba'; no. 14 'Refrán'; no. 15 'Mitos Cubanos' no. 16: 'Coplas'; no.17 'Musica de Cuba'; no. 18 'Grafica de Cuba' incl. o.a. Caricaturista Cubista Cubana Honoré Riveron; Fotografías Cubistas de J.M. Acosta; article on Garcia Lorca; Influencias de la Vanguardia en la Gráfica Posterior; etc. no. 19 'Trazos de Cuba' incl. o.a. typewritings by Nodarse; no. 20 'Saber Popular de Cuba';no. 21 'Trazos de Cuba'; no. 22 'Poesia y Grafica' incl. o.a. Haikus Cubanos Opartistas Cubanos Benjamin Duarte: Dibujos ineditos; no. 23 'El Anuncio en Cuba'; no. 24 'Mongolia'; no. 25'Polona'; no. 26 'Poesia Critica Grafica y Musica de Cuba'; no. 27 'El Sensible Zarapico'; no. 28 'Humor Satira Politica Poesia Grafica'. -Cover- ills. by Feijóo Du-Arte Portocarrero Guillen Walpole Puig Taillandier Picasso López-Nussa a.o. Contribs. incl.: Roberto Orihuela Ramón Rodríguez Francisco Garzón Armando Morales Adalberto Benjamín Duarte Aida Ida Ciro Bianchi José Z. Tallet René Batista Ricardo Villares Imeldo Alvarez Eduardo Curbelo Zita Mugia and others. unknown
13644No. 4. Bennington VT: Bennington College 1963. Size h/w: 23 x 165 cm. Original wrappers. Handsomely produced with overlapping covers inserted original art work & musical score etc. Cover edges chipped otherwise fine. Uncut. Edited by Lynne Coleman and Stephanie Spinner. Contributions by Gerard Malanga William Meredith Bob Dylan insert of page reproducing a holograph of his first version of "The Times They Are A Changin". Anne Waldman later editor of Silo was "Board member for poetry" at the time of this issue. "Cited for two first-place awards as the most outstanding college literary magazine in America". Artwork included inserts by Megan Parry Marash Gitta Steiner Tonia Noell. unknown
20946No. 9. Bennington College Bennington Vermont Spring 1966. Edited by Anne Waldman. Cover a bit sunned. unknown
19179No. 8. Bennington VT: Bennington College Fall 1965. Size h/w: 23 x 165 cm. Original wrappers. Handsomely produced with overlapping covers inserted original art work & musical score etc. Cover edges chipped otherwise fine. Uncut. unknown
18414Number 11 July 1977. London 1977. First Edition. 4to. Sheets stapled in the upper corner. Photo offset printed. Small stain in left margin otherwise very good condition. Edited by Mark Perry and Danny Baker. Late issue of this UK punk zine. Includes letter from Mick Jones and Robin Crocker of The Clash article on Jonathan Richman reviews ads New York Dolls Squeeze etc. and more. unknown
18458No. 1 all publ. 14 pages sidestapled. N.d. ca.1980. The continuation of PIN same collaborators. Ruts/Passions/Penetration/Bugs/Mo-Dettes etc. unknown
19378A group of 10 issues comprising nos. 5 910 12 13 14 15 16 17 18. Soft Art Press Lausanne Switzerland 1975–1979 Black blue red green and yellow offset on white and pink paper. Wrappers. Unbound. Folded. Information about various art archives. Very good condition. Published by the Soft Art Gallery. Supported conceptual and mail art with original artists contributions offsetsilkscreenrubber stamps. Artist periodical. 10 issues. Edited by Noemi Maidan and Max Bucher. No. 5 April 1976. Unpaginated 8 pages No. 9 May 1977. Unpaginated 10 pages No. 10 July 1977. Unpaginated 8 pages No. 12 January 1978. Unpaginated 10 pages No. 13 April 1978. Unpaginated 12 pages No. 14 July 1978. Unpaginated 12 pages No. 15 November 1978. Unpaginated 12 pages No. 16 February 1979. Unpaginated 14 pages No. 17 May 179. Rubber stamp issue. Unpaginated 14 pages No. 18 May 1979. Unpaginated 10 pages unknown
21435Promotional leaflet: 295 x42 cm printed recto/verso in blue black red gold; with text and images; folded twice for mailing in mint condition. Lausanne Natalia II 15 janvier 1978. Very nicely printed and attractive promotional piece of the Soft Art Press. unknown
18099Nos. 1-4/5 = Vol. 1-2 all publ. New York Spring 1965 - Summer 1968. 8vo Original wrappers. in excellent condition also the fragile no 3 cover is in good condition and not detached as is frequently the case. This perforated sticker cover stamps designed by Andy Warhol: "Bomb Hanoi" was glue-backed and is rarely found intact clean with the print over the glue readable and not sticking to the content-pages. Our copy has the front cover free but the back cover is stuck at the bottom over a very small area and is fairly clean. Allen - Artists' Magazines. An alternative space for art p. 298. Complete collection of the avant-garde periodical edited by David Antin & Jerome Rothenberg. ANDY WARHOL contributed to issue No. 3 Volume two issue number one Winter 1966 by designing its cover 'Bomb Hanoi'. This issue 'Vietnam Assemblage' includes texts by Allen Ginsberg Charles Bukowski Paul Blackburn Rochelle Owens and many others but '<I>is not an anthology of individual & numbered pieces on a single theme. It was compiled with the help of many hands & in a special sense it is a communal effort - an overall structure made up of words a language trap to close-with a state a process a system - something afflicting & evading all of us'</I> editor's note. No. 1: cover by Amy Mendelson; No. 2: cover sculpture by Robert Morris; No. 4/5 cover by George Maciunas. Other contributors include: Anselm Hollo Ted Berrigan Jackson Mac Low Carolee Schneemann No 2 features photos and text from Carolee Schneemann's "Meat Joy" performance. No. 3 with a perforated sticker cover by Andy Warhol Bomb Hanoi gathers Gerard Malanga Allan Kaprow Hans Arp etc. unknown
20725Nos;. 1-7 complete run: 210x150 mm. softcovers. Offset B&W and color. First edition. Sondern 1: Roth Priessnitz Rainer Kaltenbeck Brus Rühm Winnewisser Steiger Weibl Gosewitz Schwarz. Sondern 2: Attersee Kaltenbeck Rainer Priessnitz Voss Steiger/Wiener Wasmuth Iannone Hamilton Roth Williams Thomkins Winnewisser Disler. Sondern 3: McKenna Broodhaers Hamilton/Roth E. Williams A.N. Williams Filliou Kaltenbeck Rainer Iannone Schwarz Voss. Sondern 4: Voss Bayer Roth Suter Filliou Iannone Pálsson Williams Attersee Hamilton/Roth Mc Kenna Spender Ruscha Heissenbüttel. Sondern 5: Voss Filliou Steiger Roth Geuer Pálsson van Egten Czernin Bayrs Armleder Schuldt McKenna Iannone Fridjónsson E.Gudmundsson Renner Baxter. Sondern 6: Andersen Iannone Engel/Roth Steiger Schuldt Pétursson Filliou Arnarsson Bakker Kristmundsson Spender Voss. Sondern 7: D. Iannone Jan Voss D. Roth T. Schmit F. Schmatz. paperback
20595Paul Bonger Paul & Rick Vermeulen Sonsbeek '72 3 volumes Sonsbeek Arnhem 1972. Softcover stiff illustrated wrappers 135 x 17 cms. 360 unnumb. pp. text in Dutch and English. each work accompanied with a monochrome photo to a total number of 180 filing cards containing written information on recto b/w picture on verso. Contributions by ao: Acconci Bas Jan Ader Carl Andre Richard Artschwager Joseph Beuys Marinus Boezem Daniel Buren Walter de Maria Jan Dibbets Ad Dekkers Ger van Elk Hans Eykelboom Barry Flanagan Hollis Frampton Dan Graham Douglas Huebler Donald Judd On Kawara Sol LeWitt Richard Long Dennis Oppenheim Nam June Paik Panamarenko Edward Ruscha Wim T. Schippers Lawrence Weiner Tenjo Sajiki Michael Snow Kenneth Snelson Eric Siegel Paul Sharits Wim Crouwel Yokoyama Claes Oldenburg Bruce Nauman Robert Morris Jack Moore Yutaka Mutsuzawa Peter Kubelka Hans Koetsier Ken Jacobs Walter de Maria Dan Graham Hanne Darboven. Artists' book. The tripartite catalogue arose from the notes and photos made of a project based on Sonsbeek 71 executed during the period november '71-june '72 Published in a limited edition of 700 copies. paperback
74286Bloemfontein Nasionale Museum 1935-1947. 16 parts in one. 4to. Later burgundy buckram over red cloth. Gilt title on the spine. = Herpetology features prominently. Stamp on titles; a few parts a bit creased otherwise very good. Includes the index. hardcover
21245A set of 18 numbers: Nos. 2 - 14 16 17 19 20 Supplement to no 20 21. February 1975 - April 1981. Added special issue.In orig.wrappers. No. 14 American Strange: SIGNED and dated 1979 by author Porter to title page. Published and edited by Fluxus poet and artist Allen Fisher. Verse and found poetry from this artist writer and publisher. No. 14 American Strange: SIGNED and dated 1979 by author Porter to title page. - No. 2 Martin Thom ‘Ironwork’ - No. 3 Various artists ‘FLUXUS FLUXSHOE FLUXES’ - No. 4 David Miller ‘Developable Surfaces’ - No. 5 Ken Smith ‘Wasichi - No. 6 Bill Sherman ‘Frazier Ali Licence to Dream’ and 'Like James Dean’ - No. 7 Various poets artists musicians editor not named ‘CRUST’ - No. 8 Phil Maillard ‘Keeping Still’ - No. 9 Dick Higgins and Eric Mottram ‘Call it ‘Something Else’’ and new work by Higgins - No. 10 John Welch ‘A Tale of Peter and other poems’ - No. 11 Clive Bush ‘Muriel Rukeyser: the poet as scientific biographer’ - No. 12 Colin Simms ‘Humility’ - No. 13 Eric Mottram ‘Elegy 15: Neruda’ - No. 14 Bern Porter ‘American Strange’ - No. 16 Kevin Power ‘Conversations with Michael McClure’ - No. 17 J. Christopher Jones ‘How my thoughts about design methods have changed’ - No. 19 Together with 20‘Speech Poetry’ issue edited by Allen fisher incl. Paul Buck Pierre Joris Eric Mottram Lawrence Upton A.J. Bassett - No. 20 Together with 19. E.E. Vonna-Michell ‘A Reinhold Placed Near’ - No. 21 Anthony Barnett ‘Forest Poems unknown
18736Nos. 1-2 all publ. Flint Michigan: Fenian Head Centre Press 1965-66. Two issues each 8vo offset printed and saddle-stapled in illustrated card wraps. The first issue with a foldout broadside bound in by William S. Burroughs Cold Spring News a foldout broadside by Carl Linder and a separate booklet entitled “Petite Country Concrete Suite†by Jonathan Williams all of which are present. Issue 2 contains three tipped in color prints all present but detached and last but not least a separate booklet Heroin Haikus by William Wantling. No. 1 limited to 500 numbered copies. No. 2 limited to 900 numbered copies. No. 1 has some smudging and faint loss perhaps from insect damage to cover. No. 2 bears an old price sticker to cover; the covers are toned with a bit of play around the staples but still sound. Very good and scarce with both issues and all inserts. Maynard & Miles C124. Edited by Douglas Casement. A literary magazine of poetry photos and reviews The issue includes a first state of William S. Burroughs's cut-up contribution "Coldspring News" tipped in and Jonathan Williams' "Petite Country Concrete Suite" pamphlet in rear pocket. Additional contributors include Phillip Whalen LeRoi Jones Amiri Baraka Anselm Hollo Carl Larsen Diane di Prima Gerard Malanga Piero Heliczer and Maurice Naughton. paperback
21706Nos. 2 3 and 5. 1981-1984. -Number 2 n.d. = 1981. Editor: Bill Gaglione San Francisco. Produced in a limited Ed. of 150. Stamped title cover 28 x 22 cm spiralbound approx. 70 unpag. pp. -Number 3. 1982: Editor: Bill Gaglione. Plastic covers spiralbound 28 x 22 cm. Limited editon of 150 copies approx. 80 unpag. pp. all w. Original rubberstampings and collages orig. drawings handapplied labels and cards by 100 artists. Different kinds of paper. Very good condition. -Number 5. 1984: Editor: Bill Gaglione./ CARE Number 11 Ed. Bart Boumans DOUBLE ISSUE of the two “magazines†Plastic covers spiralbound 28 x 22 cm. Limited editon of 150 copies approx. 150 unpag. pp. all w. Original rubberstampings and collages orig. drawings handapplied labels and cards by 100 artist list of names on request Different kinds of paper. Fine condition. All with Original rubberstamp imprints by: Gaglione Abott Baroni Buster Cleveland Ko de Jonge John Bennett M. Cooper Dogfish Nancy Frank Judith Hofberg Leavenwort J. Birger Jesch J. Juin Ginny loyd LeClair R. Maggi tim Mancusi Carlo Pittore J. Reva Lon Spiegelman etc. Some contributions are handsigned by the artists some stamps on colored paper. With a handsigned dedication by DadalandGaglione. Rare. ublisher: Abracada. Editors: William John Caglione Darling Darlene Margaret Uhlarik Joel Rossman Tim Marcusi Ginny Lloyd Murina Golden Roberta Elias Hesh Rosen; Design Concept: Dadaland. unknown
