New York: Gordon & Breach, 1972. First edition. 4to, 120 pp, perfect bound in wraps. The first issue of the periodical to be published by Gordon & Breach, and the first issue to not be issued in tabloid format. This issue prints a foreward by the members of Raindance corporation..... More
![Radical Software Vol. 1, Nos. 1-4 [In Publisher's Slipcase]. Beryl Korot, eds Phyllis Gershuny,...](/pictures/thumb/27186.jpg?v=1586474927)
New York: Raindance Corporation, then Gordon & Breach, 1970-75. First edition. Tabloid format, offset printed on newsprint with spot color. Housed in an oversized and heavy duty publisher's folder, black vinyl over boards, printed in yellow. Issue no.1 is the second state. The first four issues of one of the..... More
New York: Gordon & Breach, 1972. First edition. 4to, 72 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Radical Software - one of the most important periodicals of the 1970's - focused upon video art and other new media in art, theory, and activism, and sought to explore these new technologies away from corporate control..... More
![Processed World Nos. 1-32 [Complete, with] Fake Program Cover for the 1982 Office Automation...](/pictures/thumb/28081.jpg?v=1567713927)
San Francisco: Processed World, 1981-1994. Nos. 1-13 each an 8vo in saddle-stapled card wraps. Subsequent issues each a saddle-stapled 4to, save for Nos 26-32, which are perfect bound. All print issues of the paradigmatic zine of 80's officeplace dissatisfaction. Processed World arose out of the ashes of the Union of..... More
[San Francisco]: [Nasty Secretary Liberation Front c/o Processed World, [1982]. Paperback. 8vo. Single 8 1/2 x 11" sheet, b/w xerox on peach paper. Fine. In 1982 members of Processed World costumed themselves and formed a picket line outside of the 1982 Office Automation Conference at the Moscone Center in San..... More
np: [1973]. A cache of 10 items produced in conjunction with the Electric Element, a multi-media performance which was performed at the Theatre Royal Stratford in 1973 by the avant-garde theatrical performance troupe, which included the legendary musican and cybernetic artist Bruce Lacey, who appeared in Jasia Reichardt's Cybernetic Serendipity..... More