New York: Sonnabend Gallery, 1981. 4 1/4 x 6" postcard, illustrated on recto with the work "Shape Deriverd from Subject (Snake): IUsed as a framing device to produce new photographs." Near fine with a couple faint creases to tips. More
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New York: Bykert Gallery, 1971. 6 1/2 x 6 5/8" card, silver gelatin print on recto of 9 variable shutter speed photographs of the gallery sign, with exhibition information printed at recto. A photographic print as exhibition announcement featured a series of 9 photographs of the same subject, the Gykert..... More
New York: Dwan Gallery, 1970. Two part exhibition announcement, each half 3 3.16 x 11 1/8" inches, and printed on very thick cardboard stock. The announcement is printed with the legend of the formation of the hill, a tale involving the devil, walking, endurance, the real or supposed traces of..... More
London: Lisson Gallery, 1978. 6 x 8 1/2" postcard, offset printed. Addressed and mailed at verso to Athena Tacha, with a brief ink notation by her at verso. The announcement for the 1978 exhibition at Lisson Gallery. The rect is illustrated with a photograph of a tent. Very good, with some..... More
New York: Leo Castelli, 1995. 5 x 7" card, photographically illustrated and die-cut. The beautifully designed announcement for the 1995 exhibition. Fine. More
Milano: Galleria Toselli, 1972. 4 11/16 x 5 7/8" postcard, offset printed on white card stock. Artist's postcard issued in conjunction with Weiner's 1972 exhibition at Galleria Toselli. Fine. More
New York: Gracie Mansions, 1986. Folding exhibition announcement [folded size 3 7/8 x 6"], illustrated with a reproduction of the work "A Work in Progress for Jane & Charlie" in color to front panel, with exhibition information as well as four texts, two of them by DW (from a tape..... More
New York: PPOW Gallery, 1990. 4 x 6" postcard, offset printed on coated stock on recto. Addressed and mailed at verso. The rare postcard exhibition announcement for one of the most remarkable and harrowing works of the AIDS era at PPOW, which was created by David Wojnarowicz, Paul Marcus, and..... More