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Lot 1083
[CONTEMPORARY ART] Group of Publications on Contemporary Art.
Comprising:
-BALDESSARI, JOHN. Ingres and Other Parables. London: Studio International Publications Ltd., 1971. Publisher's printed paper wrapper. 10.5 inches x 12 inches. 12 leaves, unpaginated; photographic illustrations throughout. Covers a bit creased, lightly toned.
- [KAPROW, ALLEN, editor]. Prepared Box for John Cage. Cincinnati, OH: Carl Solway Gallery, 1987. Folded cardboard box with a printed map on the outside, the box wrapped in multicolored rubber bands. Loose leaves, unpaginated; illustrations, photographs, and a 35mm negative. Box and leaves lightly toned, chip to edge of title page, leaves lightly creased, some rubber bands have broken but are still present, gift inscription inside box. The exhibition catalog of Carl Solway's 1987 installation from the Chicago International Art Fair, and also a mixed media portfolio of writings and art from friends and admirers of John Cage, including Fluxus and Pop artists - there are contributions by Ray Johnson, Christo, Laurie Anderson, Merce Cunningham, Jasper Johns, Yoko Ono, Louise Nevelson, Allen Ginsberg, Nam June Paik, Robert Rauschenberg, Joseph Beuys, and Claes Oldenberg.
-KURTZ, BRUCE. Changing License. n.p., n.d. Stapled in printed paper wrapper, with original mailing envelope. 6.75 x 6.75 inches. 8 leaves, unpaginated. Very light toning; mailing envelope a bit soiled.
-LIPPARD, LUCY R. C. 7,500. An Exhibition Organized by Lucy R. Lippard. May 1973 - February 1974. Collection of 30 printed note cards, all conceptual artworks by women artists, related to an exhibition that travelled to 6 U.S. institutions in 1973-74. With original mailing envelope. Metal envelope clasp rusted, staining first two note cards.
-NOAH, BARBARA and GOLANT, ARLENE. The Salvador Deli. n.p.: Barbara Noah and Arlene Golant, 1977. Printed paper tri-fold menu. 14 x 7 inches closed. Photographic illustrations. Light soiling. A mock menu satirizing the art-world, filled with Duchampian word play with dishes like, "Guacamoholy Nagy" "Filet of Sol Lewitt," and "J. Paul Spaghetti". Scarce.
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