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E1. Rare Books On
"Conceptual Art"
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CLAURA, Michel, ed. 18 PARIS IV.70. NY: Seth Siegelaub, April
1970. 96p. 10.5 x 16.5. Boards. 25 BW ill. (Black covers spotted as usual)
(IG2108) € 225,00 / $ 337.50
An exhibition and tri-lingual catalogue (French, English & German)
selected, organized and edited by Michel CLAURA in Paris. The exhibition took place at a
temporary space on the rue Mouffetard in Paris during the month of April 1970. The
participating artists were Ian WILSON, Lawrence WEINER, Niele TORONI,
Robert RYMAN, Edward RUSCHA, Richard LONG, Sol LeWITT, David LAMELAS, On KAWARA,
Douglas HUEBLER, François GUINOCHET, GILBERT & GEORGE, Jean-Pierre DJIAN,
Jan DIBBETS, Daniel BUREN, Stanley BROUWN, Marcel BROODTHAERS, &
Robert BARRY.
DIBBETS, Jan. Jan Dibbets. Amsterdam; New York: Seth
Siegelaub, May 1969. Postcard. 15.5 x 10.5. 2 BW ill. (IG2011) € 50,00 / $
75.00
A one-person art exhibition which took place in Amsterdam on 9, 12 and 30
May 1969 which was communicated by means of a printed postcard mailing from
New York. One of the very early "Conceptual Art" exhibitions.
LIPPARD, Lucy, ed. 557,087. An Exhibition Organized by Lucy R. Lippard
for the Contemporary Art Council of the Seattle Art Museum
[Together With:] 955,000. An Exhibition Organized by Lucy Lippard.
Seattle, 1969; Vancouver 1970. 138 Index Cards. 15 x 10. Unbound index cards
in an envelope. Ca 95 BW + Line ill. (IG1637) € 150,00 / $ 225.00
Exhibition catalogue; Seattle Art Museum Pavilion, Seattle,
5 Sept - 5 Oct 1969; Vancouver Art Gallery,
Vancouver,
B.C., 13 Jan - 8 Feb 1970. A catalogue for one of the important avant-garde
art exhibition of the period, including works of conceptual art, process art,
land art, etc., in which each artist was asked to make an index card for the
catalogue as well as an artwork for the exhibition. There were 71 artists
from North America and Europe participating as follows: V. ACCONCI, M.
ALHADEFF, C. ANDRE, K. ARNATT, R. ARTSCHWAGER, M. ASHER, T. ATKINSON, J.
BALDESSARI, M. BALDWIN, R. BARRY, R. BARTHELME, I. BAXTER, G. BEERY, M.
BOCHNER, B. BOLLINGER, J. BOROFSKY, D. BURGY, D. BUREN, R. CASTORO, G.
CURNOE, H. DARBOVEN, W. DE MARIA, J. DIBBETS, C. DIKEAKOS, R. DOOTSON, R.
FERRER, B. FLANAGAN, A. GERBER, D. GRAHAM, H. HAACKE, A. HAY, M. HEIZER, E.
HESSE, D. HUEBLER, R. HUOT, S. KALTENBACH, ON KAWARA, E. KEINHOLZ, R.
KINMONT, J. KOSUTH, C. KOZLOV, J. LATHAM, B. LA VA, S. LEWITT, L.R. LIPPARD,
R. LOUW, D. LINDON, T. MAYTHEM, B. MCLEAN, R. MORRIS, B. NAUMAN, N.E. THING
CO., NY GRAPHIC WORKSHOP, D. OPPENHEIM, J. PERRAULT, A. PIPER, P. RAWN, P.
ROHM, A. RUPPERSBERG, R. RYMAN, E. RUSCHA, F. SANDBACK, A. SARET, G. SAWCHUK,
R. SERRA, R. SIMS, R. SMITHSON, K. SONNIER, F. VINER, J. WALL, L. WEINER, I.
WILSON & J. WRIGHT. Includes introduction, bibliography,
quotations, etc., all scattered throughout the randomly-distributed index
cards.
SIEGELAUB, Seth, ed. July, August, September 1969. Juillet, Août,
Septembre 1969. Juli, August, September 1969. NY: Seth Siegelaub, July 1969.
32p. 21 x 27.5. Paper. 31 BW ill. (IG2107) € 110,00 / $ 165.00
An international exhibition in which 11 artists each made a work in a
different part of Europe & North American between July - September 1969,
and for which this trilingual catalogue (in English, French and German)
served as the guide to the location and description of each work. The
participating artists were Carl ANDRE in The Hague,
Robert BARRY in Baltimore, Daniel BUREN in Paris, Jan
DIBBETS in Amsterdam, Douglas HUEBLER in
Los Angeles, Joseph KOSUTH in New Mexico, Sol LeWITT in Düsseldorf, Richard
LONG in Bristol, N.E. THING CO. LTD. in
Vancouver, Robert SMITHSON in Yucatan, and Lawrence WEINER in Niagara Falls.
SIEGELAUB, Seth; Robert PROJANSKY; et al, eds. Contrat Pour la
Preservation des Droits de l'Artiste Sur Toute Oeuvre Cedée. Brussels: Herman J. Daled, [1972?]. Poster;
Folds To 8p. 42 x 59; Folds To: 21 x 29.5. (IG2096) € 60,00 / $ 90.00
This is the first French edition of "The Artist's Reserved Rights
Transfer and Sale Agreement", a radical project initiated &
underwritten by Seth SIEGELAUB & drafted by lawyer Robert
PROJANSKY, whose purpose was to define & protect the moral &
economic rights of artists by means of a practical legal tool. This French
edition was organized & revised to conform to French law by Michel
CLAURA, & published by the Belgian art collector, Herman DALED.
SIEGELAUB, Seth; Robert PROJANSKY; et al, eds. Contratto di
Trasferimento di Opere d'Arte. Milan:
Marina Le Noci, [1971]. Poster; Folds To 8p. 42 x 59; Folds To: 21 x 29.5.
(IG2097) € 60,00 / $ 90.00
This is the first Italian edition of the "The Artist's Reserved Rights
Transfer and Sale Agreement", a radical project initiated &
underwritten by Seth SIEGELAUB & drafted by lawyer Robert
PROJANSKY, whose purpose was to define & protect the moral &
economic rights of artists by means of a practical legal tool. This Italian
edition was organized & revised to conform to Italian law by Germano
CELANT, designed by Franco MELLO, & published by the art
dealer, Marina LE NOCI, Milan.
E2. Other
Rare Books On Contemporary Art
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HUTCHINSON, Peter. Works 1968 / 1974. Amsterdam: Stedelijk
Museum, 1974. 12p. 21 x
27.5. Paper. 13 BW pl. (IG1911) € 15.00 / $ 22.50
Exhibition catalogue; Stedelijk
Museum, 25 Sept – 1 Dec
1974. 12 works shown with captions. Includes biography & exhibition list
on rear inside cover.
BLOEM, Marja; Martin BROWNE. Colin McCahon: A Question of Faith. Amsterdam: Stedelijk
Museum; Nelson, New Zealand:
Craig Potton Publishing, 2000. 271 [1]p. 24 x 30. Paper. 190 BW & Color
Plates & Illustrations. (IG2162) € 50,00 / $ 75.00
Traveling exhibition catalogue. A major catalogue of the work of this famous New Zealand
painter (1919-1987) with 79 paintings described & shown in color, with
many related documentary & other photographs. Includes 4 texts by Rudi
FUCHS, p11-2; Marja BLOEM, p13-28; William McCAHON, p29-38;
& Australian writer Murray BAIL, p39-50; with an extensive
chronology of the artist's life & work, p159-239; an annotated
bibliography, p240-51; a complete historical exhibition list, p252-64; an
exhibition list, p265-8; & index, p269-71. The exhibition traveled from
2002-2004 to the following venues: Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; City Art
Gallery, Wellington; Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland; National Gallery of
Victoria, Melbourne; & the Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. The most
important & comprehensive book on this artist.
CROMMELIN, Liesbeth. Structure in Textiel. Structure in Textile. Amsterdam: Stedelijk
Museum, 1976. [40p]. 21
x 27.5. Paper. 28 BW + Line; 6 C ill. (IG1905) € 10,00 / $ 15.00
Exhibition catalogue; 24 Dec 1976 – 6 Feb 1977. 9 contemporary fiber artists
from the Netherlands, Italy, the United States, Switzerland & Great
Britain, including Marisa Bandoer CERANTOLA, Madeleine BOSSCHER,
Marguerite CARAU, Peter COLLINGWOOD, Richard LANDIS, Ed ROSSBACH, Moik
SCHIELE, & Desirée SCHOLTEN-VAN DE RIVIÈRE; 37 works listed;
most shown.
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