Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, April 28 - June 25, 1967; and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, September 15 - October 29, 1967. Text by Maurice Tuchman, Lawrence Alloway, Wayne V. ... [details]
Program / calendar of events for "The Pop Festival" held in April - May, 1963 held in connection with the "Popular Image Exhibition," organized by the Washington Gallery of Modern Art, Washington, D.C. ... [details]
1965 American Arts Project program and membership form. The 1965 program included screenings of two films by Rudy Burckhardt and Andy Warhol's films "Haircut," "Empire" (excerpt), and "Thirteen Most Beautiful Women," as well as films by Alfred Leslie, Bruce Conner, and others. [details]
Single sided flyer / film program published indexing showings on April 3 - 30, 1966. Films presented include "My Hustler" by Andy Warhol, "Blackmail" by Alfred Hitchcock, "Weegee's Underground Show," "Child" by Bob Cowan, "8mm Studies" by John Cavanaugh, three films by Leonard Lipton, "Match Girl" by Andy Meyer, "The Films of Harry Smith," "By The Law" by Lev Kuleshov, "Songs 1 -22" by Stan Brakhage, two evenings of experimental theater and film by Nam June Paik, "Hold Me While I'm Naked" by George Kuchar, "Leader" by Bruce Conner, "Cinematic magic from Austria" by Peter Kubelka, and "Japanese Experimental Film. ... [details]
Three staple bound sheet press release announcing the initial four programs of the Film Makers' Cinematheque held on November 30, 1964 (films by Andy Warhol, Ron Rice, Dick Preston, Stan Brakhage, David Brooks, Bruce Conner); December 7, 1964 (an evening of films by Warhol including "Eat," "13 Most Beautiful Women," "Banana Sequence" and "many others"); December 14, 1964 (films by Stan Brakhage, David Brooks, Bruce Conner, Robert Nelson, Storm de Hirsch, Charles Levine, Carl Linder, Bob Fleishner); and December 21, 1964 (films by Warhol, Robert Breer, George Landow, Marie Menken, Naomi Levine, Charles Boultenhouse, and Ken Jacobs). ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with retrospective of Ferus Gallery, held March 7 - April 17, 1976. Statement by Betty Turnbull, curator, and essay on the gallery and its history by Walter Hopps. ... [details]
Exhibition brochure published in conjunction with show held January 3 - 25, 1964. Exhibition organized in collaboration with Nicolas Calas. Sound Installation by Billy Klüver. Text by Calas. Performers of music accompanying exhibition include Peter Agostini, Allan D'Arcangelo, Paul Brach, Morton Feldman, George Brecht, Alexander Calder, Chryssa, Bruce Conner, Jim Dine, Marcel Duchamp, Herbert Gesner, Joe Jones, Jasper Johns, Aaron Kuriloff, Michael Lekakis, Man Ray, Walter de Maria, Robert Morris, George Ortman, Alfonso Ossorio, Barbro Ostlihn, Robert Rauschenberg, Larry Rivers, Richard Stankiewicz, Takis, Earl Brown, Jean Tinguely, Ruth Vollmer, and Bob Watts. [details]
Issue edited by Vale. Essays "Alejandro is a Maverick: Rebel Nun Rejects Rectitude," interview by Lynn X; "Ramones: 15 Minutes with the Punk Celebrities," interview by Vale; "U.X.A.: Occupied Territory for the Doomsday Machine," interview by Vale; "Today's Youth: The TREND is Obviously NEGATIVE!," fake interview by Negative Trend, photos by Bruce Conner at The Mabuhay; "Industrial Music for Industrial People: Throbbing Gristle," interview by Search & Destroy; "Clash in the Hospital: Joe Strummer Reports," interview by Howie Klein; "Avengers & Dils: Roommates Ridicule Rock Biz," interview by Vale, photo by Bruce Conner; "Crime Time"; "Buzzcocks: Life Beyond a Spiral Scratch!," interview by Jon Savage; "Nico Says: 'Future For Me Means Nothing!'" interview by Jean C. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show organized by James Corcoran Gallery in cooperation with Shoshana Wayne Gallery and Pence Gallery, Santa Monica, California. "The First Generation, 1940-1962," held at James Corcoran Gallery; "The Second Generation: The Narrative, 1957 - 1987," held at Shoshana Wayne Gallery; and "The Second Generation: Form and Idea, 1960 - 1987," held at Pence Gallery. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with museum-quality show held at Gagosian Chelsea, New York, September 12 - October 19, 2002. Essay by Kirk Varnedoe written shortly prior to his death, interview by Roberta Bernstein with Irving Blum. ... [details]