London: Tom Vague, 1988. 4to, 98 pp, illustrated wraps. Is Stoke Newington really like a bad night in Saigon? Did the Baader-Meinhof Gang copy the Sex Pistols? Very good with some light toning to wraps and a couple faint indents to back cover. More
London: Vague, 1993. 4to, illustrated wraps. English Psychogeography, Stewart Home returning from the Art Strike, etc. Fine. More
Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 1999. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. Illustrated in black and white. Text in English. Fama & Fortune was an artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and..... More
Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 1991. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. Illustrated in black and white. Fama & Fortune was an artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and design the issue..... More
Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 1992. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. Illustrated in black and white. Fama & Fortune was an artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and design the issue..... More
Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 1992. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. Illustrated in black and white. Fama & Fortune was an artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and design the issue..... More
Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 1992. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. Illustrated in color. Fama & Fortune was an artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and design the issue, in this..... More
Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 2002. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. Fama & Fortune was an artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and design the issue, in this case Werner Büttner..... More
Moordrecht: ‘uitgave bobvandenberg’, 1964. Subtitle varies. 4to, each issue mimeographed on rectos only and stab-stapled into rubberstamped covers, with additional rubberstamping of the title to title page and various internal pages. The first four issues, on an unknown number published, of this beautifully designed and lively little magazine devoted to..... More
New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1980. First edition. Tabloid format, 20 pp. including covers. Special issue focusing on homemade instruments, of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. Chippewa music, review of Julius Eastman..... More
New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1980. First edition. Tabloid format, 16 pp. including covers. Single issue of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. This issue is a special issue devoted to sound environments..... More
New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1977. First edition. Tabloid format, [12] pp. including covers. Early issue of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. This issue includes a cover drawing by Ilene Astrahan, and..... More
New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1977. First edition. Tabloid format, [8] pp. including covers. Early issue of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. This issue includes contributions from Bill Hellerman, Dick Higgins, Philip..... More
New York: Something Else Press, 1983. First edition. 4to, single sheet folded once. The October, 1983 issue of the newsletter, which was published parallel to other productions of the press, and included important essays on conceptual art at that time, along with reviews, details on other SEP publications, and gossip..... More
London: Institute for Contemporary Arts, 1967. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. Single issue of the longrunning house periodical of the Institute of Contemporary arts, edited by the great Jasia Reichardt. This issue includes a letter from George Brecht on Morton Feldman, "Dirty Words are Heavier" by Daniel Spoerri, David Medalla, Milan Knizak..... More
London: Institute for Contemporary Arts, 1968. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. Single issue of the longrunning house periodical of the Institute of Contemporary arts, edited by the great Jasia Reichardt. This issue includes contributions from Stefan Themerson - his opera St. Francis and the Wolf of Gubbio, a lengthy interview with John..... More
London: Institute for Contemporary Arts, 1968. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. Single issue of the longrunning house periodical of the Institute of Contemporary Arts. An impressive issue that includes poetry by Anselm Hollo and Chieko Shiomi (Spatial Poem No. 2), reproductions of works by Kurt Schwitters, Jiri Kolar, Dom Sylvester Houedard, a...... More
Bern: Lisbet Kornfeld, 1976. First edition. 8vo, 64 pp, photographically illustrated wraps. Eighth issue of the artists' periodical, with a cover by Christian Boltanski, and material on or by Maurizio Nannucci, Bernd Mattheus, Hervé Fischer, Michele Zaza, and Tony Morgan. Some very faint traces of soiling to back cover; near..... More
New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1977. First edition. Tabloid format, [8] pp. including covers. Early issue of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. Drawings by Ondine Fiore on cover, scores by Gerald Lindahl..... More
New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1981. First edition. Tabloid format, 26 pp. including covers. Special issue of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. This issue focuses on music and healing, with articles by..... More
New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1986. First edition. Tabloid format, 36 pp. including covers. Special issue of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. Cover photo of Jason Hwang by Sugimoto, material on Greer..... More
New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1983. First edition. Tabloid format, 36 pp. including covers. Special issue of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street, entirely devoted to Gamelan music and Indonesian arts in America..... More
Los Angeles: The Dumb Ox, 1977. First edition. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. Fourth issue of the artists' periodical, which includes an interview with Ed Ruscha, an essay on artists' books by Joan Hugo, and work by Suzanne Lacy, Lew Thomas, Kim Jones, Jaroslav Kozlowski, Bruce Fier, Lucio Pozzi, Ken Friedman, and..... More
Köln: Decoll/age, 1962. First edition. 4to, seven folding leaves, each bound in full french card wraps with an additional leaf tipped onto cover. The very rare first issue of the artists' periodical, which ran to 7 issues and was of central importance to Fluxus, Happenings, intermedia and other new art..... More
St. Albans: Poetsdoos, 1968. 4to, unpaginated, mimeographed from typescript and holograph on various colors of paper stock. Side-stapled. Fifth issue, of at least ten numbers published, of the little magazine of poetry emanating from St. Albans. With contributions from Graham Billing, Bernard Stay, Don Perrin, and Anne Dyson, lots of..... More