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San Francisco: The Lone Ranger Biology Press, 1969-1971. First two issues each mimeographed from typescript and side-stapled in offset printed covers, each with a silkscreen by t.l. kryss bound in. Third issue 8vo, mimeographed from typescript and saddle-stapled, as are nos. 5 and 7. Number 8, the penultimate issue, is..... 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: View, 1945. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps illustrated in color by Wilfredo Lam. A remarkable issue of the longrunning magazine devoted to new art, literature, and surrealism, which included on the advisory board Marcel Duchamp. This issue was the first to have jazz reviews, in a new column by Roger..... More
New York: View, 1946. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps illustrated in color by John Tunnard. A remarkable issue of the longrunning magazine devoted to new art, literature, and surrealism, which included on the advisory board Marcel Duchamp. It features the Jorge Luis Borges story The Circular Ruins, here translated into English by..... More
New York: Multiples, Inc., 1970. 8 x 12" sheet, offset printed on card stock, and illustrated with four photographs at recto. The work was originally issued as part of the Artists and Photographs portfolio, here offered separately. One of Long's most powerful works. Near fine with some minor rubbing to..... More
New York: Seth Siegelaub, 1969. First edition. 8vo, [24] pp, offset printed and comb-bound in card covers. Illustrated with full bleed photographs. The catalog for this landmark exhibition of male conceptual artists, with work by Robert Barry, Douglas Huebler, Joseph Kosuth, and Lawrence Weiner. Covers foxed, but clean internally. Very..... More
Ontario: Art Gallery of Ontario, 1975. First edition. 4to, unpaginated, offset printed and comb-bound in card covers. With two glassine overlay sheets silkscreened in yellow. Exhibition catalog published in conjunction with the show held November 20, 1974 - April 1, 1975 at the Art Gallery of Ontario. It is illustrated..... More
New York: Seth Siegelaub, 1968. First edition. Square 8vo, [20] pp, offset printed. Saddle-stapled wraps. Illustrated with black and white photographs. "The existence of each each sculpture is documented by its documentation." - from the introduction. Artists' book which takes the form of an exhibition catalog, documenting, in deadpan fashion..... More
Halifax: Nova Scotia School of Art & Design, 1970. Single sheet of card stock folded once to make a 4 x 9" announcement. Offset printed. From the collection of the artist Athena Tacha, with her pencilled note at verso. The announcement for the 1970 conference, organized by Seth Siegelaub. The..... 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
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New York: Wessel O'Connor, 1990. 4 1/4 x 6" postcard, offset printed. Addressed and mailed at verso. The announcement for the 1990 exhibit at Wessel O'Connor, a landmark group show that featured over 90 artists, including David Wojnarowicz, Hunter Reynolds, John Germain et al. Some uneven fading to the impressionable..... More
San Francisco: Theatre Rhinoceros, 1984. 8 1/2 x 11" flyer, original xerox on green paper stock. Original flyer for the first performance of this early and important collaboratively written play in the basement studio at Theatre Rhinoceros. The play, directed by Leland Moss, was instrumental in raising awareness of the..... More
New York: Visual AIDS, 1991. 24 x 36" poster, commercial offset lithograph. Designed by Leslie Sharpe / VIsual AIDS Artists' Caucus. Illustrated with a photograph by Yarrott Benz. The poster for the third iteration of the Day Without Art, featuring the logo of the event superimposed over a photograph by..... More
New York: Visual AIDS, 1990. 24 x 36" poster, commercial offset lithograph. Designed by M Plus M Associates. The poster for the second iteration of the Day Without Art, displaying the logo in white on a field of black, and on the left margin, a list of participating installations. A...... More
[San Francisco]: the Fund and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, c. early 1980's. 10 panel brochure, folded to a 4 x 5 1/2" pamphlet. Offset printed on coated stick. Illustrated with cartoons. This brochure was handed out yearly for five consecutive years at San Francisco's Gay Freedom Day Parade, each..... 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
San Francisco: ACT UP, [1996?]. 8 1/2 x 11" flyer, printed on green paper stock. A leaflet directed at Anthony Fauci, which appears to have been distributed at a banquet honoring Fauci, the president of NIAID. The text at verso accuses Fauci and other advocacy organizations, including ACT UP Golden..... More
Zurich: Jean-Christophe Verlag, 1937. First edition. 8vo, 223 pp, bound in dove grey cloth printed in blue; illustrated dust jacket. The first German translation of a work which had originally appeared in Dutch two years prior. The poet and socialist Roland-Holst was a close friend of Luxemburg. Following the ascent..... More
New York: Alex Rosenberg Gallery, 1980. First edition. 22 x 34" sheet, offset printed on recto only, and folded into a two panel brochure. Illustrated in black and white. The beautifully designed catalog for the prescient 1980 exhibition on personal narratives by artists. With contributions from Joe Brainard, Colette, John..... More
San Francisco: The San Francisco Knights Templar, 1987. 8vo, [8] pp, including covers. Offset printed and saddle-stapled. An edition published by the San Francisco Knights Templar of a pamphlet previously published earlier that year by AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts, in conjunction with DREIZEHN: The Boston Gay S/M Fraternity. It..... More
San Francisco: Diseased Pariah News, 1990-95. 8vo, each issue saddle-stapled in wraps, some issues with belly bands and inserts, including the flexi-disc issued with no. 5. All issues first printings with the exception of the first two issues, both of which are reprints made while the zine was still being..... More
New York and Los Angeles: John Gibson + Multiples, 1971. Double LP audio record in gatefold sleeve. No catalog number. Association copy, inscribed by Steve Reich to fellow artists Athena Tacha and Richard Spear in 1972. Gatefold sleeve has the title written on it neatly in ink by the recipient..... More
np: nd. Approximately 2 1/2 x 2 3/4", graphite and marker on irregularly cut thick cardboard. Signed "Schneeman" at verso. A remarkable, tiny, light-flooded drawing by Schneeman, who excelled at small works. The generous light and quality of felt remembrance in the work is in indirect proportion to the dimuniutive..... More
Detroit: Broadside Press, 1969. First edition. 8vo, 48 pp, saddle-stapled card wraps. The first edition of this remarkable anthology, radical in both the scope and quality of the work included, but also by the design - a slender volume designed to act as a supplement to other published anthologies which..... More
Halifax: Anna Leonoewens Gallery, Nova Scotia School of Art and Design, 1974. 8vo, 7 leaves stapled once at the upper left hand corner onto a chipboard backing. Photographically illustrated. Artist's book published in conjunction with the 1974 exhibition at NSCAD's Anna Leonoewens Gallery, documenting works from 1969-1973. Ferguson, who arrived..... More