![Realism / Photo-Realism [ Realism, Photorealism ]](/objects/images/s10353.jpg "Realism / Photo-Realism [ Realism, Photorealism ]")
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held October 5 - November 23, 1980. Text by John Arthur. Artists included are William Bailey, Jack Beal, William Beckman, John Button, Janet Fish, Jane Freilicher, Alex Katz, Alfred Leslie, John Moore, George Nick, Philip Pearlstein, Fairfield Porter, Stephen Posen, Wayne Thiebaud, Neil Welliver, John Baeder, Robert Bechtle, Carolyn Brady, John Clem Clarke, Robert Cottingham, Don Eddy, Richard Estes, Ralph Goings, Richard Haas, Jack Mendenhall, Lowell Nesbitt, Joseph Raffael, Paul Sarkisian, Ben Schonzeit, and James Valerio. ... [details]
![Real Life Magazine [Complete Set / All Published Issues]](/objects/images/s38749.jpg "Real Life Magazine [Complete Set / All Published Issues]")
Complete set of all twenty-three issues in twenty physical volumes of Real Life Magazine, edited by Thomas Lawson. Includes issues 1 through 23 published irregularly between March 1979 and Autumn 1994, in New York City and later at CalArts in Valencia, California. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue / artist's book published in conjunction with show held at IVAM / Collecció Centre del Carme, 1989. Includes interview between Prince and J.G. Ballard which according to the catalogue was originally published under the title "Extra-ordinary" in "Punch" magazine, September 1967. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue / artist's book published in conjunction with show held at IVAM / Collecció Centre del Carme, 1989. Includes interview between Prince and J.G. Ballard which according to the catalogue was originally published under the title "Extra-ordinary," in "Punch" magazine, September 1967, by Ballard. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held in two parts: "Part I : An Historical Overview," held September 20 - October 5, 1983; "Part II : New Works," held October 12 - October 29, 1983. ... [details]
![Candidature à une retrospective para les soins de Roberto Ohrt [Candidacy for a Retrospective in the Care of Roberto Ohrt]](/objects/images/s38093.jpg "Candidature à une retrospective para les soins de Roberto Ohrt [Candidacy for a Retrospective in the Care of Roberto Ohrt]")
Poster published in conjunction with show held June 16 - August 22, 1993. Text in image identifies individuals as "Alex, Bernard Buffet, Werner Büttner, Larry Clark, Stefan Dillemuth, F.L.H., F.C. Gundlach, Valeria Heisenberg, Andy Höhn, Mike Kelly [sic. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held May 19 - July 6, 1969. Texts by curators James Monte and Marcia Tucker. "The radical nature of many works in this exhibition depends less on the fact that new materials are being used by the artists than the fact that the acts of conceiving and placing the pieces take precedence over the object qualities of the works. ... [details]
Issue five of Real Life Magazine, edited by Thomas Lawson. Contents include: "William Wegman as told to Susan Morgan;" "Matt Mullican's World," by Allan McCollum; "Mike In: What Should I Do About the Car," by Michael Smith; "Dash and Dot," by Gerry Morehead; "The Beautiful Girl Across The Hall," by Valentin Tatransky; "Honeymoon Habit," by Kim Gordon; "Two Photographs After Walker Evans," by Sherrie Levine; and "Phillip Smith," an interview by Joseph Bishop. ... [details]
Second issue of Real Life Magazine, edited by Thomas Lawson. Contents include: "Steve Gianakos," an interview by Susan Morgan; "Steelmill/Stahlwerk," a review of Richard Serra's film by Lisa Phillips; "Game Show," by Barbara Kruger; "Intelligence and the Desire to Draw: On David Salle," by Valentin Tatransky; "Untitled," four images by James Welling; "Every Picture Tells a Story, Don't it?," Thomas Lawson on the work of William Leavitt; and "Dick Higgins and The Something Else Press," by Holly O'Grady. ... [details]
Inaugural issue of Real Life Magazine, edited by Thomas Lawson. Contents include: "New York," an indexing of galleries and shows in New York City; "Robert Moskowitz," an interview by Susan Morgan; "Post-Movement Art: The Personal Perplex," by Dee Axelrod; "Collage and the Problem of Representation: Sherrie Levine's New Work," by Valentin Tatransky; and "Crime as Function," by Graham Shane. ... [details]
