cavellini g a (16 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Artist's book self-published by Cavellini as part of his "self-historification" project. Diary of 1980 trips to California and Budapest. Softcover artist's book in good condition. Some creasing at spine and bumped corner at upper spine. Interior is clean and free of markings.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Cavellini's conceptual journey of "self-historification" continues with this publication of his diary from 1975. Softcover artist's book in very good condition. Cover shows some creasing along spine and bumped corner at bottom edge. Interior is clean and free of markings.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Images of mail art sent to and collected by Guglielmo Achille Cavellini. Softcover artist's book in good condition. Corners are bumped and scuffing at spine. Light staining on back cover. Interior is clean and free of markings.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fair. Artist's book published by Cavellini as part of his "self-historification" project, where he staged a "living room exhibition". Features letters written by Cavellini to famous artists and reproductions of their work, exploring themes of fame and immortality. Softcover artist's book in fair condition. Cover has minor creasing, corners bumped at upper edge. Interior is clean and free of markings.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. An artist's book by Italian conceptual artist G.A. Cavellini. It contains fictitious letters written by Cavellini to famous, mostly deceased, artists, intended as self-promotional "fictional exhibitions". Softcover artist's book in good condition. Light shelf wear with some scuffing along cover edges and spine. Interior is clean and free of markings.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. A continuation of Cavellini's "self-historification" project. Softcover artist's book in good condition. Corners bumped. Interior is clean and free of markings.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Photos of the artist as a child, family photos, and examples of Cavellini's early artwork, establishing his history as part of his "self-historification" project. Softcover artist's book in good condition. Bumped corner at bottom of spine. Interior clean and free of markings.

I ed.: Settembre 1975. Testo in italiano/inglese/francese/tedesco. "Continuo la serie delle mie mostre a domicilio (Brescia, Via G. Bonomelli 16, n.d.r.). Le illustrazioni sono senza le relative didascalie. Chi vuol essere informato più dettagliatamente può scrivermi; così coloro che desiderano ricevere questa pubblicazione"/ "I am continuing the series of my home delivery exhibitions (Brescia, Via G. Bonomelli 16, editor's note). The illustrations do not have their own captions. Those who want more detailed information and to receive this publication may write to me"/ Je poursuis la série des mes expositions à domicile (Brescia, Via G. Bonomelli 16, NDLR). Les illustrations sont sans légende. Pour avoir des renseignements plus détaillés ou pour recevoir cette pubblication, écrivez-moi/ Ich setze meine Austellungen frei Haus fort ((Brescia, Via G. Bonomelli 16, Anm. d. Red.). Die Illustrationen tragen keinen Text. Wer genauere Informationen wünscht, kann mir schreiben, ebenso, wer diese Publikation erhalten möchte (dal primo piatto della copertina. In frontespizio le relative traduzioni in inglese/francese/tedesco). IV piccolo/ (42)/ brossura patinata bianca con titoli in nero (v. sopra). Illustrazioni in b/n. Fotografie: Ugo Mulas, Ken Damy, Danilo Allegri. Stato buono (leggera usura della copertina con, in particolare, piccole abrasioni al primo piatto - copertina con bruniture).

I ed.: dicembre 1974. Di questo volume ne esistono 100 copie numerate dall'1 al 100) e firmate dall'Artista (copia non numerata e non firmata). Testo in italiano/francese/inglese/tedesco IV piccolo/ (5)+(1)+33+(5)/ brossura patinata avorio con titoli in nero e con immagine fotografica virata in avorio/n. Illustrazioni in b/n f.t. Stato buono (lieve usura della copertina - copertina e pagine leggermente brunite). Indice/ Table del matières/ Contents/ Inhalt: presentazione/ avant-propos/ preface/ Vorwort - Serie dei cimeli (catalogo/ catalogue/ catalog/ Katalog) - Elenco delle fotografie/ Liste des photographies/ List of the photographs/ Verzeichnis der Aufnahmen.

Paperback. Condizione: Very good. First Edition. Art-Rite #18 Image Bank, works by Ray Johnson, General Idea, Genesis P-Orridge, 1978Edited by Image Bank's Vincent Trasov and Michael Morris of Vancouver, Canada., Includes works by John Dowd, Ray Johnson, General Idea, Genesis P-Orridge, Cozey, Eric Metcalfe, John Jack Baylin, Albrecht D., Terry Reid, Robert Fones, Environmental Communications, Les Levine, Paul Cotton, Robert Cumming, Gilbert & George, Brian Buczak, G.A. Cavellini, John Giorno, Andy Warhol and Zeke. 20 pages, newsprint, staple bound. Black and white images. Published by Art-Rite Publishing in 1978. 11" x 8 1/2". Browning as is typical for newsprint also, a 1/8" trear to thge top of the back cover. Othertwise very good condition.

Paperback. Condizione: Fine. Book. 320 x 222 mm, 54 sheets. Published in an edition of 300 signed and numbered copies. The first Hungarian assembling magazine, organized and published by the artist Gyorgy Galantai following the exhibition 'Textile without Textile' curated by Andras Ban (FMK, 19-26 October 1979). Folding manila portfolio, with silkscreen recto and verso, containing 54 mixed media contributions (each signed and numbered) of varying sizes and paper stocks. Features litho, stencils, collage, watercolour, Xerox, handstamps and original photographic prints etc. Each contribution is akin to an original artist's work and the magazine a mini self-contained exhibition. All contributions in mint, pristine condition. Participating artists include: Aniko Bajko (Hungary); Mihaly Balazsovics (H); Andras Ban (H); Viktor Benko (H); G.A. Cavellini (Italy); Laszlo Deak (H); Miklos Erdely (H); Gyorgy Fazekas (H); Nicola Frangione (I); John Furnival (Great Britain); Gyorgy Galantai (H); Judit Gink (H); Kati Gulyas (H); Laszlo Herczeg (H); Marc Van Hoe (Belgium); Aranka Hubner (H); Csilla Kelecsenyi (H); Karoly Kelemen (H); Gyorgy Kemeny (H); Andras Koncz (H); Zoltan Labas (H); Andras Lengyel (H); Lorant Mehes (H); Anna Moor (Czech); Laszlo Nagyvari (H); Marco Pachetti (I); Attila Pacser (H); Gyula Pauer (H); Janos Sugar (H); Margit Szilvitszky (H); Zsuzsa Szenes (H); Agnes Szep (H); Balint Szombathy (Yugoslavia); Arpad f.Toth (H); Ferenc Veszely (H), and Andrzej Wielgosz (Poland).

senza rilegatura. Condizione: discreto. prima edizione. Sfortunatamente presenta danni piuttosto evidenti. Cartolina/invito spedita nel 1974 da GAC a Sandra Giannattasio (critica) per avvertire di cambio numero telefonico. 13x17,3 cm.

Condizione: very good +. Andrzej Partum, Anna Freisler, Ewa Bibanska, Ben Vautier, Dick Higgins, Robin Crozier, G. A. Cavellini, Grzegorz Dziamski, Galeria Pro/La 1978, Galeria Pro/La / Andrzej Partum, Warsaw, 1978. 212 x 152mm. 8 pp. Printed black and white stapled in wraps. No edition size given. An illustrated survey of exhibitions held at Galeria Pro/La. Text in Polish and English. Includes 'A Manifesto of Insolent Art' by A. Partum and illustrations of various works including Anna Freisler, Dick Higgins and Ben Vautier. Andrzej Partum established Galeria Pro/La in Warsaw in 1971 with the original name of Biuro Poezji [Bureau of Poetry]. Pro/La is considered to be the first private gallery in Poland, which was located in Partum's studio. Partum organised exhibitions and performances in the space, featuring artists including Andy Warhol, Ewa Partum, Daniel Buren, Jozef Robakowsky, Zbigniew Warpechowski among many others. The space also served Partum's mail art practice which he is known as one of the primary practitioners of the era in Poland. Condition: green smudge to edge of front cover and slight mark to back cover. Condition: Internally Fine. Overall Very Good +.

Condizione: Near Fine. Andrzej Partum, Anna Freisler, Ewa Bibanska, Ben Vautier, Dick Higgins, Robin Crozier, G. A. Cavellini, Grzegorz Dziamski, Galeria Pro/La 1978, Galeria Pro/La / Andrzej Partum, Warsaw, 1978. 212 x 152mm printed black and white stapled in wraps, 8pp. No edition size given. An illustrated survery of exhibitions held at Galeria Pro/La. Text in Polish and English. Includes 'A Manifesto of Insolent Art' by A. Partum and illustrations of various works including Anna Freisler, Dick Higgins and Ben Vautier. Andrzej Partum established Galeria Pro/La in Warsaw in 1971 with the original name of Biuro Poezji [Bureau of Poetry]. Pro/La is considered to be the first private gallery in Poland, which was located in Partum's studio. Partum organised exhibitions and performances in the space, featuring artists including Andy Warhol, Ewa Partum, Daniel Buren, Jozef Robakowsky, Zbigniew Warpechowski among many others. The space also served Partum's mail art practice which he is known as one of the primary practitioners of the era in Poland. Condition: some marks to back cover otherwise near fine.

Condizione: Very good +. Charlton Burch (Ed.) Lightworks Issue 8/9 , Lightworks, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Winter 1977. 58pp periodical stapled, 280 x 215 printed black, blue & brown on white stock with mirror effect to front & inside cover. Centrepiece if John Giorno contribution (an except from Everyone is a Complete Disappointment).Mirror & cloud fluxus style composition by Bill Gaglione (aka Dadaland). Take Nirvana by William Burroughs, Notes on the history of the Alternative Press by Ken Friedman From the Bible to Schmuckother contribution by or concerning: G.A. Cavellini, Gerhard Schlanzky, Marilyn Zimmerman, Barbara Kopple, Peter Kubelka, Lawrence Goodrich, Gary Grimshaw. Envelope with green rubber stamp of INSERTS glued to back page complete with inserts by Ken Saville, Detroit Power diagram and Cavellini. The design of this issue is influenced by Schmuck (in particular Japanese Schmuck) Text in English.Provenance Klaus Groh founder of A.I.C. (International Artists Cooperation). There is a neat accession stamp date to first page & the initials of A.I.C.Condition minor wear / rubbing to front cover. Minor toning to pages. Overall VG+Rare £90.

Condizione: Near Fine. 533 x 285mm Signed poster, screenprint black on newsprint, Other Books and So, Amsterdam, 1977. List of participating artists include : Edgardo Antonio-Vigo, Ben Vautier, Mario Perniola, Juan C Romero, G.J.de Rook, Clemente Padin, J.H.Kocman, Les Levine, Jonier Marin, Carlos Ginzburg, Jorge Glusberg, Jochen Gerz, Robert Filliou, Guillermo Deisler, Robin Crozier, Ricardo Cristobal, Ulises Carrion, G.A.Cavellini, Jorge Caraballo, Paulo Bruscky, Juliene Blaine, Luis Benedit et al. No edition Size given. Signed. Condition: minor toning to bottom edge, Near Fine.