Jack Smith, Johan Kugelberg, Jonas Mekas. 14.5" x 10.75" softcover / published in 2013 on the occasion of the exhibition at Boo-Hooray, New York / from an edition of 300 copies. Scarce.
ALICE NEEL
CHRIS MARTIN
JOHN YAU
Paris: Chaval d'attaque, 1981, softcover, ISBN 2-86200-01705. Inscribed in French to the American sculptor Mark di Suvero in 1989. Some of the tipped-in plates are a little wavy from age. Very Good all around, if slightly cocked; a few small marks to covers.
Arthur M Young
FIONA BANNER
ecstatic peace library / 2009 / signed by Thurston Moore & with the name-stamp of the late publisher Barney Rosset / one of 100 copies published on the occasion of the Brooklyn Book Festival, 2009 / Scarce
DAVID BOWIE
New York, Seth Siegelaub / 1969 First edition/ stapled wrappers / 27.6x21.2cms, text in English, French and German / Black and white ills., 32 pp. Near Mint Condition, much brighter than stock image used here.
Cory Arcangel / Howie Chen / Alan Licht
Something Else Press / 1969 / Cloth in dust-jacket / Signed & Inscribed copy: The late Irwin Kremen insisted that the "Irwin" in the inscription was not he, so laid in is the hand-written letter from Kremen to us insisting that we change this listing, and so we have / Irwin Kremen was an artist to whom John Cage dedicated the score of 4'33" / White DJ somewhat soiled with a few chips and creases and 2 inch closed tear /
A Complete Facsimile. Ecstatic Peace Library, 2016. ISBN: 978-0-9972850-5-5. Flexi-bound cover, Swiss-bound, 800 pages. Musics was published, from 1975 to 1979, by musicians and artists on the London scene of free improvisation, focusing on the most innovative participants of their generation.Musics was a blueprint for the interdisciplinary activities of sound art, field recording, free improvisation, live electronics, 20th century composition & audio culture. It came out six times a year and ran for twenty-three hand-assembled issues. The journal covered improvised and non-western music alongside performance art, reflecting the broad interests of the so-called “second generation” of London’s improvisers, and provided a convivial focus point. Overlapping with the london musicians’ collective (lmc), the publication first launched in Spring of 1975, with the tagline: an impromental experivisation arts magazine and a manifesto that proposed the destruction of artificial boundaries, and linked Free Jazz, the academic ministrations of John Cage, Cornelius Cardew and K. Stockhausen and indigenous and non-European music. Musics was significant in the discussion of traditional Asian instruments as paths of equal value for the performance of musics.
Marcia Tucker & James Monte / Whitney Museum of American Art, 1969. Softcover / Very good Condition.Carl Andre, Michael Asher, Lynda Benglis, William Bollinger, John Duff, Rafael Ferrer, Robert Fiore, Philip glass, Eva Hesse, Neil Jenney, Barry Le Va, Robert Lobe, Robert Morris, Bruce Nauman, Steve Reich, Robert Rohm, Robert Ryman, Richard Serra, Joel Shapiro, Michael Snow, Keith Sonnier, Richard Tuttle.
Roebling Hall, New York & 99 Publishers, Amsterdam / OUT OF PRINT. Quarto in think photographic wraps, SIGNED and dated 2016 on title page by the artist /Texts by Jordan Kantor and Sabine Russ. Artist's first monograph. Gorgeous.
New Hardcover with DJ / University of Nebraska Press / 2016 / 80 photographs / 12 figures / 192 pages. Edited by Benjamin Klein. With essays by David Farber, Tom Fels, Tim Hogdgon, Benjamin Klein, and Lois Rudnick. Forward by Daniel Kosharek. Introduction by Michael Williams Doyle.
2nd Edition, Mint condition in original shrink-wrap. Steidl, 2004, 275 x 285 mm (10 3/4 x 11 in), 118 pages. Essays by Patricia Hampl and Anne Wilkes Tucker. English text.
Slightly used Hardcover.Farrar, Straus and Giroux / 2016 / 384 pages (See also, the simultaneous publication: SERIOUS BIDNESS: THE LETTERS OF RICHARD BELLAMY)
Richard Bellamy
YEARBOOK
Tropos Press / 1977VG in illustrated, blue, staple-bound wraps. 8vo. SIGNED in pencil by Anselm Hollo on title page. An attractive copy with just one tiny stain to front wrap.
A single page from the June 12, 1973 issue of Philadelphia's underground newspaper "The Drummer". Fine print solicits donation's to the Timothy Leary Defense Fund.Page is yellowed overall with chips and tears at edges. There is tearing along centerfold as well, but it is still intact at center.
THE PERFORMANCE GROUP
(ISSUE 9) 1988
PHOTOGRAPHS BY MARY BETH EDELSON
CARL ANDRE
Portland center for the Visual Arts / 1973Signed, scarce thus: "@ carl andre" inside front cover.
LAWRENCE MCGAUGH
VIAINDUSTRIAE PUBLISHING / 2012This book is not a catalogue raisonné, it instead takes a look at the library of an amateur, an excuse to apprehend this aspect of Richard Prince's work which encompasses books and the question of the collection and its incompleteness, revealed here by the 'ghosts' of the missing books. Richard Prince is an avid collector of books, an obsessive one. This fervor is visible in The Good Life or American/English, where he photographs covers of books from his collection, reducing the book to an image, a simple surface.
Imperfect Publishing / 2008 / 0981484603An updated version of the seminal 1994 classic volume on the beauty of things imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete.
