Two-sided poster for Festival held July 20, 1980 at Passenger Ship Terminal, 55th Street & Hudson River, New York City. Huge roster of artists includes Ay-O, Christo, Barbara Ess, Simone Forti, John Giorno, Jon Hendricks, Dick Higgins, Nancy Holt, Joe Jones, Alison Knowles, Les Levine, Jackson Mac Low, Ann Magnuson, Nam June Pair, Michael Smith, and many many others. [details]
"Guacamole Airlines and Other Drawings is the most luxurious Ruscha book yet published - it is Ruscha's own selection of 84 of his favorite drawings, with 33 pages in full color. Using such imaginative media as gunpowder, spinach, and carrots, Ruscha's drawings are small, intimate forays into the dehumanized modern world. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with traveling show first exhibited at Eloise Pickard Smith Gallery, Cowell College, University of Santa Cruz, CA, January 6 - February 6, 1980. Curated and with an essay by Kathan Brown. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held October 22, 1980 - January 1, 1981. Introduction by Melinda Wortz with commentaries by Turrell. Includes a chronology and bibliography. [details]
December 3-9 issue of SoHo News. Issue edited by Josh Friedman. Cover stories include: "Yoko Only," Peter Occhiogrosso on Yoko Ono (issue released five days prior to John Lennon's death); "NY Right: Fighting for the Spoils," by John Buckley; "TV: Buying and Selling Culture," by Bob Brewin; "Anthony Burgess Bombs Out," by Don Shewey; "Spoiled Movie Brats," by Veronica Geng; "The Mormons' New Messiah: Koch for President?," by Joel Kotkin. ... [details]
![Untitled [ aka: The White Book / aka : Be Quiet / aka: James Lee Byars Foundation for Art Resources (FAR) ]](/objects/images/s37985.jpg "Untitled [ aka: The White Book / aka : Be Quiet / aka: James Lee Byars Foundation for Art Resources (FAR) ]")
Oversized artist's book with images, texts and artist interventions by James Lee Byars. Additionally includes texts by James Butler, Harold Szeemann, Reiner Speck. Morgan Thomas. Some copies include a loose 2. ... [details]
Issue four of Real Life Magazine, edited by Thomas Lawson. Includes "Long Distance Information" by Lawson on the work of Jack Goldstein; "The Golden Age" by Ross Skoggard; "Desperate Character" by Joseph Bishop; "A Mood on the Rise" by Jennifer Bolande; "Motorway Movie" by Don MacPherson and Paul Taylor; "Radical Genitalia" by Jim Bradley; "Sam and Dottie Dance," two images by Laurie Simmons; "Devils with Red Dresses on" by Barbara Kruger; "Ericka Beckman : Movies for the New American Adult" by Richard Baim; and "Menthol Pictures" by Richard Prince. ... [details]
![War Pictures [WAR / PICT / URES] Uncorrected Proof](/objects/images/s38415.jpg "War Pictures [WAR / PICT / URES] Uncorrected Proof")
Uncorrected proof edition of the artist's book, "War Pictures," published in conjunction with exhibition held February 23 – March 29, 1980.
"RICHARD PRINCE will show a work in Gallery 205. In June 1979 PRINCE'S work was shown in the window of Three Lives and Company, a bookstore on Seventh Avenue and Ninth Street.
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![War Pictures [WAR / PICT / URES] Announcement](/objects/images/s38416.jpg "War Pictures [WAR / PICT / URES] Announcement")
Single sheet announcement designed by Richard Prince published to promote the issuing the uncorrected proof of his artist's book, "War Pictures," published in conjunction with exhibition held February 23 – March 29, 1980. ... [details]
Money for Food Press' Spring 1980 Catalog. Money for Food Press was founded by Brian Buczak and Geoffrey Hendricks. Introduction by Dick Higgins. Featuring artists' books by Buczak and Hendricks with contributions by Allison Knowles and Dick Higgins. [details]
