Issue number five out of six issues, published between 1958 and 1965. Texts by P.G. Pavia, Norman Bluhm, Stanley Breul, Barbara Bulter, Alfred Duhrssen, Mathias Goeritz, David Hare, Thomas B. Hess, Hoseki Shin'ichi, Hisamatsu, Hans Hofmann, Paul Jenkins, Lester Johnson, William Littlefield, E. ... [details]
Single sided flyer promoting the March on Washington, held on Wednesday, August 28, 1963. Flyer text includes, "We demand: Meaningful Civil Rights Legislation, Massive Federal Works Program, Full and Fair Employment, Decent Housing, The Right to Vote, Adequate Integrated Education. ... [details]
Program for performances held May 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 1968. Program notes "Music by Velvet Underground." Performances included Scramble (1967) with music by Toshi Ichiyanagi, costumes by Frank Stella, musicians included David Behrman, John Cage, Malcolm Goldstein, Gordon Mumma, Max Neuhaus, David Tudor; RainForest (1968) with music by Tudor, decor by Andy Warhol, musicians Mumma and Tudor; How to Pass, Kick, Fall and Run (1966) with music by Cage, readers Cage and David Vaughan; Variations V (1965) with music by Cage, film sequences by Stan VanDerBeek, electronics by Billy Klüver, Robert Moog; Place (1966) with music by Mumma, decor and costumes by Beverly Emmons, bandoneon by Tudor and cybersonic console by Mumma; Nocturnes (1965) with music by Erik Satie, decor and costumes by Robert Rauschenberg, piano by Cage; Winterbranch (1964) with music by LaMonte Young, costumes, decor and lighting by Rauschenberg supervised by Emmons; Field Dances (1963) with music by Cage, costumes by Remy Charlip, Untitled Solo (1953) with music by Christian Wolff, piano by Tudor; Walkaround Time (1968) with music by David Behrman, decor "after Marcel Duchamp's The Large Glass in the Philadelphia Museum - supervised by Jasper Johns," musicians Behrman, Mumma, Tudor; Suite for Five (1953 - 1958) with music by Cage, costumes by Rauschenberg, pianos by Cage and Tudor; and Collage III with music by Pierre Schaeffer. ... [details]
Inaugural issue of Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.)'s newspaper TECHNE. Includes "Some More Begunnings," a report in the exhibition of the same name held at the Brooklyn Museum, November 26, 1968 - January 5, 1969; "Expo '70 Project;" "Interview with Max Neuhaus and Ted Wolff," by Simone Whitman; "Naum Gabo's 'Kinetic Sculpture': Construction and Reconstruction," texts by Naum Gabo and Witt Wittnebert; "Laser: Beam: Joint," by Richard C. ... [details]
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]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at Museum Ludwig, Köln, September 17, 2005 - January 8, 2006. Traveled to MACBA Museu d'Art Contemporani, Barcelona, Spain, May 25 - September 3, 2006. ... [details]
May 20-26, 1981 issue of SoHo News. Issue edited by Josh Friedman. Cover stories include: "The Shock of the Black and the Blue," by David Hershkovits; "Politics and Film: The Latin American Connection, A Symposium;" "A Boxer on His Manager," by Ray Ellson; "Warhol's Pop Pope," Centerfold Photo of the Pope by Andy Warhol. ... [details]
November 18-24, 1981 issue of SoHo News. Issue edited by John Leese. Cover stories include: "Brad Dourif is Truly Weird," by Carol Caldwell; "Is Ben Bradlee Fit to Print?" by A. Craig Copetas; "Riled in the Streets," by Michael Daly; "Mass Appeal's Cardinal Sin," by Enrique Fernandez; "Inside the Quaalude Clinic," by Norman Green; and "Who's Been Grunting at Jackie O?" by Cyndi Stivers. ... [details]
Incomplete twenty-one issue set of the feminist arts periodical Women Artists Newsletter, edited by Cynthia Navaretta. Issues include Volume 1, Numbers 1-5 and 9; Volume 2, Numbers 5-10; Volume 3, Numbers 1-3, and 5-10, all published between April 1975 and April 1978. ... [details]
Small flyer published in conjunction with a 12 hour civil rights rally organized by the New York State Association of Elks to benefit The March on Washington Committees, held at Manhattan's Polo Grounds, on Sunday, August 25th, [1963]. ... [details]
