Issue edited by Al Goldstein. Published the week of the Screw trial. Contents include: "Screw You!;" "My First Blow Job," by Obviously Anonymous; "Cunnilingus Caper," by Dot Smith; "Mail;" "Mr. PR Presents;" "The Corruption of Carroll Baker: Dirty Diversions," by Al Goldstein; "How Your Box Can Become the Horn of Plenty," by Suzy; "Tip Toe Through the T-Rooms," by Dick Leitsch; "Is There a Bellevue," by Thorton M. ... [details]
November 12-18 issue of SoHo News. Issue edited by Josh Friedman. Cover stories include: "Central Park Wrap: Christo Takes on City," by Gerald Marzorati, with "The Gates Project for Central Park Collage, 1980," as the centerfold; "Jim Carroll: Saviour or Poseur," by Tom Carson; "Loft Rents: Under Control?," by Peter Freiberg; and "Susan Sontag On: Writing, Dying, Fame," by Charles Ruas. ... [details]
Monograph on the work of David Antin by Lita Hornick based on an interview between the artist and the writer. Text only, no illustrations. Includes biography of Hornick. Cover photograph by Carrie Rickie. [details]
Second mail order catalogue of the inventory available from Other Books and So published in [1976]. Prepared by Aart van Barneveld, Michael Gibbs, and Ulises Carrión. Sections include Language Art, Objects/Multiples, Records, Cassettes, Posters, Music, and Postcards. [details]
Flyer announcing the opening on April 15, 1975 of Other Books and So, Amsterdam, "a space for exhibition and distribution of other books..." Signed by its founders Aart van Barneveld and Ulises Carrion. [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at Centro di Arte y Communicatio, Buenos Aires, Argentina, in the Autumn of 1975. Traveled to Estudio Actual, Carracas; and Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, Sao Paulo. ... [details]
Flyer published in conjunction with show held December 6 - 20, 1974. Artists included Ulises Carrion, Yves de Smet, Ger Van Dijck, Michael Druks, Martha Ehrenberg, Felipe Ehrenberg, Filip Francis, Michael Gibbs, Klaus Groh, Jan Hendrix, Guido Lippens, Raul Marroquin, Thomas Niggl, Marjo Schumans, Anton Verhoeven, Erika Veld, and Dik Wessels. [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held October 14 - November 7, 1942. Introduction by Andre Breton, foreword by Sidney Janis. Includes texts by R.A. Parker and Henri Matisse. Edited by Andre Breton. ... [details]
Issue edited by Michael R. Goldstein. Contents include "First Cut," by Doug Ireland; "The Week that Was," by Clyde Haberman, with John Gruber; "FBI Probes Goldin's Office for Bus Shelter 'Bribery'," by Ann-Byrd Platt; "UN Declares War on Chemical Bank," by Allan Wolper; "Mixed Media," by Jane Perlez; Comic by Bill Plympton; "It Can't Happen Here?," by David Hershkovits; "Eigth Street Lives, Again," by Peter Freiberg; "Artful Dodger," by Gerald Marzorati; "Roller Queen," by Joanna Kyd; "Sports: Life Turns Sour for 'The Juice,'" by Barry Bloom; "On the Line," by Larry Merchant; "Donna Summer: How They Packaged Me," by Steve Bloom; "Behind the Trout Mask: This Is Your Captain Speaking," by Michael Shore; "Style," by Sarah Montague; article by Bob Weiner; "Child's Play," by Sharon Lee Ryder; "cookiemania," text and photos by Nina Meledandri; "A Dancer's Fairy Tale," by Michael Robertson; "'A Whole Different Movie from the One I Wrote'" by Cynthia Heimel; "Love Story with Dancing," by Stephen Saban; "Nervous Clouds of Glory," John Perreault on Mark Rothko; "The Spell of Nubia," by William Zimmer; "The Eyes Have It," Ellen Lubell on Dorothea Rockburne and Leatrice Rose; "This Week," edited by Steogen Saban and Robert Pierce; "Old Fang Style," by Tom Wynbrandt; "Image-Making," by Shelley Rice; "Van Morrison: Caught One More Time," by Peter Occhiogrosso; "Ryder Gets Rolling," by Crispin McCormick Cioe; "Rocks Off," by Ira Kaplan; "Rockabilly Rebels Raise the Roof," by Pat Wadsley; "Key Notes," by Ken Terry; "Halloween Horror, Dangerous Dummy," by Stephen Saban; "Tragic Flaws," by Noel Carroll; "The Other Cinema," by Noel Carroll; "Captives," by Tish Dace; "Dark Relatives," by James Leverett; "Oli and Trash," by William Harris; "Mixed Metaphors," by Donald R. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York, January 14 - February 28, 1978. Essay by Marcia Tucker. Artists included James Albertson, Joan Brown, Eduardo Carrillo, James Chatelain, CPLY [William Copley], Charles Garabedian, Robert Chambless Hendon, Joseph Hilton, Neil Jenney, Judith Linhares, P. ... [details]
