Issue edited by John Wilcock. Content includes "Other Scenes NYC Address Book," a registry of influential New York artists and writers; "First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seven," by John Wilcock; "Purple Power," by Hamid Naficy; centerfold collage by Ray Johnson; "When I Am Elected President," by Dick Gregory; "Nobody for President," by Paul Johnson; juxtaposition by Claes Oldenburg; "What's Wrong with Critics," by Burt Prelutsky; "Soviet Provincialism," by Allen Young. [details]
Issue edited by Joel Fabricant, Dean Latimer, and Peter Mikalajunas. Contents include: a letter to the editor requesting more gay male content; "Warhol's Underground," with photos by Jed Johnson; "I Am Curious (Yellow): A Film by Vilgot Sjöman; "Ode to Viva Superstar," by Captain Shark; "Inter/Course," by Robert Rosinek; color centerfold "Lampman," by Larry Rivers; "Daddy loved my Twat," by Pearl N. ... [details]
Exhibition poster / announcement published in conjunction with show held April 25 - May 27, 1967. [details]
The twelfth page of an ongoing mail art project by Ray Johnson, sent out in [1964]. The pages, collectively referred to as "A Book About Death," were sent out as individual pages by Ray Johnson to friends and associates between 1963 and 1965. [details]
The third page of an ongoing mail art project by Ray Johnson, sent out in [1963]. The pages, collectively referred to as "A Book About Death," were sent out as individual pages by Ray Johnson to friends and associates between 1963 and 1965. [details]
Undated folded black-and-white photograph of Ray Johnson, rubber stamped with the phrase "DOUGHNUT FESTIVAL." [details]
Exhibition poster / announcement published in conjunction with show held in 1969. [details]
The second page of an ongoing mail art project by Ray Johnson, sent out in [1963]. The pages, collectively referred to as "A Book About Death," were sent out as individual pages by Ray Johnson to friends and associates between 1963 and 1965. [details]
The fifth page of an ongoing mail art project by Ray Johnson, sent out in [1963]. The pages, collectively referred to as "A Book About Death," were sent out as individual pages by Ray Johnson to friends and associates between 1963 and 1965. [details]
The first page of an ongoing mail art project by Ray Johnson, sent out in [1963]. The pages, collectively referred to as "A Book About Death," were sent out as individual pages by Ray Johnson to friends and associates between 1963 and 1965. [details]