October 1982 issue of the periodical Art News edited by Milton Esterow. Articles include: "Is a Bigger MoMA a Better MoMA?," by Gerald Marzorati; "The Education of Henry Geldzahler," by Gerald Marzorati; "Graffiti is a Thing That's Kind of Hard to Explain: Several young artists who first made the whole city their audience are now producing work for gallery and museum walls" by Cynthia Nadelman, featuring Keith Haring, Richard Hambleton, Futura, John "Crash" Matos and Donald "Dondi" White; "Tatyana Grosman," by Larry Rivers; "Betty Parsons," by Cleve Gray; and others. ... [details]
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]
Program published by in conjunction with "The Academy Miss All-American Camp Beauty Pageant," a drag show, held at Town Hall, New York University, February 20, 1967. Flyer documents the patent that would become the film, "Queen," 1968, by Frank Simon. ... [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]
Program for the performance of "The Tinguely Machine Mystery or The Love Suicides at Kaluka," a play by Kenneth Koch performed at The Jewish Museum, New York, December 22, 1965. Directed by Remy Charlip and Kenneth Koch; music by Morton Feldman; bridge built by Larry Rivers, Syd Solomon, and Howard Kanovitz; machines by Jean Tinguely; lighting by Nikola Cernovich; technical staff: Felix Lau. ... [details]
Issue number five of the journal "Art and Literature," edited by John Ashbery, Anne Dunn, Rodrigo Moynihan, and Sonia Orwell. Contents include "A Selection from 'The Venice Letters,'" by Fr. Rolfe, Baron Corvo; "The Feast of Love," by Virgil Thomson; "Poems: 'In the Wood' and 'Ballade,'" by Boris Pasternak; "Poems: 'from Laborintus' and 'from Erotopaegnia,'" by Edoardo Sanguineti; "Narcissus Pseudonarcissus," by Elio Pagliarani; "Poems: 'When I Saw the Willow,' "Grey Clearings are Kindled,' 'from Birthday,' 'from Predilections,'" by Alfredo Giuliani; "Pop Art and Non-Pop Art," by Robert Rosenblum; "Beautiful and Interesting," by Larry Rivers and David Hockney; "The New American Modern Dance," by Jill Johnston; "from 'The Red Robins,'" by Kenneth Koch; "Can we Talk," by Donald Barthelme; "Poems: 'Two Voices,' 'I See the Far,' 'Song of the Golden Gayboy,' and 'Summer to Winter,'" by Soteré Torregian; "Poems: 'Arch Romance in an Orchard,' 'Telegram for Love in Tradition,' 'Apprentice Clockmaker-Clockmaker Abroad,' 'The Two Cronies,' 'Night and Day,' 'Cameos of Philosophy,' 'The Lady in the Avenue of Love,'" by G. ... [details]
10 individial page press release and program published in conjunction with the New Cinema Festival I held November 1 - 30, 1965. Contributions by Angus MacLise, John Vacarro, Nam June Paik, Jerry Joffen, Don Snyder, Jack Smith, Roberts Blossom, Beverly Schmidt, Arthur Sainer, Standish Lawder, Stan Vanderbeek, Alfred Leslie, Dick Higgins, Aldo Tambellini, USCO, Jackie Cassen, Claes Oldenburg, Andy Warhol, Ken Dewey, Ken Jacobs, Ken Kelman, Ray Wisniewski, Margo Sherman, Louis Brigante, Elaine Summers, Al Hansen, Ed Emshwiller, David Bourdon, Robert Whitman, The ONCE Group, Larry Rivers, Stan Brakhage, Robert Rauschenberg, La Monte Young, Marian Zazeela, John Cale, Terry Riley, Michael Snow, Bob Cowan and others. [details]
Double sided postcard / exhibition announcement published in conjunction with a one day only show and sale held September 21, [1972] at both Sidney Janis Gallery and The Pace Gallery organized by the Art for McGovern committee. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held January 25 - February 23, 1975. Essay by Les Levine. Artists include Les Levine, Bill Beckley, Dennis Oppenheim, Roger Welch, Charlemagne Palestine, Douglas Davis, and Larry Rivers. ... [details]
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Further Observations on the Pop Phenomenon," by Sidney Tillim; "Larry Rivers, Stuart Davis and Slang Idiom," by Max Kozloff; "Iranian Art," by Palmer French; "How to Murder an Avant Garde," by Barbara Rose; "Jules Olitski's New Paintings," by Michael Fried. ... [details]
