Single sided flyer / poster / announcement published in conjunction with show opening February 15, 1972 [details]
Issue number five of the quarterly periodical Avalanche, published Summer 1972. Edited by Liza Bear, published by Willoughby Sharp, designed by Boris Wall Gruphy [Willoughby Sharp]. Cover features Yvonne Rainer. ... [details]
Special issue of the quarterly periodical Avalanche focusing on the work of Vito Acconci. Edited by Liza Bear, published by Willoughby Sharp, designed by Boris Wall Gruphy [Willoughby Sharp], Henry Post, Richard Falk. ... [details]
Single fold invitation to a preview of two exhibitions held at the Los Angeles County Museum of Contemporary Art, December 18, [1972] : "Bruce Nauman" and "Ten Years of Contemporary Art Council Acquisitions," which inaugurated the new Contemporary Art Galleries in the Department of Modern Art. [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with three-man show held January 18 - February 20, 1972. Includes text by Helene Weiner, then Gallery Director at Pomona College Gallery and exhibition checklist. ... [details]
Artist's book published in April 1972 featuring photo documentation of Ger Van Elk's pieces "The Well Shaven Cactus (1969)," "Paul Klee - Um Den Fisch, 1926 (1970)," "The Co-Founder of the Word O.K. (1971)," "The Discovery of the Sardines (1971)," and "The Symmetry of Diplomacy (1971). ... [details]
Bumper sticker published in conjunction with show held October 24 - November 14, 1972. Designed by Bruce Conner. Text on sticker reads "1972 B.C." [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held January 22 - February 19, 1972. Introduction by John Russell. Catalogue is illustrated and each illustration is annotated with a statement by the artist. ... [details]
Hanging wall calendar style artist's book by John Baldessari composed of artworld parables with paired non-sequitur photographs on opposing top to bottom pages. Texts in English, German, Italian, and French. [details]
Artist's book by John Baldessari. "This work is part of a series of works about choosing. In this version a group of green beans was available from which to choose. A participant was asked to choose any three beans from the group for whatever reasons he/she might have at the moment. ... [details]