Annual holiday card by John Waters featuring image of a black suit and red shoes laid out on a bed with play-food on the bedside table and other stagings. Interior of card reads "Seasons Greetings" and is signed in black ink by Waters. [details]
Large-scale coloring book by Keith Haring published in 1985 featuring full-page black-and-white drawings. [details]
Open letter sent from the Palais des Beaux Arts on June 7, 1968. Addressed "A message amis" [To my friends]. Text in French. [details]
Vintage xerox copy fo the essay "The Role of the Legal Advisor in Relation to Artistic Purposes : As Illustrated in 'Matter of Rothko,'" by Assistant State Attorney General of New York, Gustave Harrow, council in the litigation of "Matter of Rothko," a court case between Mark Rothko's daughter Kate Rothko and the directors of Marlborough Fine Art, Rothko's gallery. [details]
Monograph of the photography of Rob MacInnis, with an introduction by Patty Jenkins. Includes index.
Copies of the book can be purchased directly from the artist's website:
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Vinyl LP and poster by Stephen Prina, includes slipped in folded poster depicting a schematic of how audio on LP was reconstructed based on Glenn Gould's recording of Arnold Schoenberg's "The Complete Music For Solo Piano. ... [details]
Annual artist's holiday / Christmas card by John Waters featuring a black-and-white film still of a man in a barber's chair with his face being applied with shaving cream, evoking Santa Claus. Interior of card reads "Ho Ho Ho!" and is signed in black ink by Waters. [details]
Annual artist's Holiday card by John Waters featuring a two mugshots of Waters wearing a Santa hat. Card reads "Seasons Greetings" and is signed in black ink by Waters. [details]
Artist's book by Louise Lawler composed of clinical photographs of playing cards interspersed between text "written by Janelle Reiring, and based on Henry G. Wales' account of Mata Hari's execution written in Paris on October 18 1917 for the International News Service. ... [details]
Artist's book by Louise Lawler composed of clinical photographs of playing cards interspersed between text "written by Janelle Reiring, and based on Henry G. Wales' account of Mata Hari's execution written in Paris on October 18 1917 for the International News Service. ... [details]
