collective inventions (5 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. San Jose: Collective Intentions, 1980. First edition. 8vo, [16] pp. incl. covers. Illustrated with black and white photomontages, including one incorporating imagery from the film Star Wars. A prescient work on the Arms Race, Iran, and the USSR at the dawn of the 1980's. Very good with a crease to lower margin. [32434].

Condizione: Very Good. San Jose: Collective Inventions, [1979]. 17.5 x 22.5" street poster, offset printed on both recto and verso. Illustrated with appropriated imagery and collages. A Situationist analysis on the economics of the oil industry abroad and in California, gas shortages, and the White Niot Riots of that May following the lenient sentencing of Dan White. Rare. OCLC locates only two holdings, at the Labadie and at Yale. Folded twice, with some creasing to margins. Very good. [32457].

Condizione: Very Good. San Jose: Collective Inventions, 1982. First edition. 23 1/4 x 33 3/4" poster, folded four times as issued. Analysis of the international response to the Solidarity movement in Poland. "It is not a question of lighting candles but of setting fire to the structures, routines and authority which imprison contemporary life." OCLC locates only two holdings. Very good with a vertical bend throughout.

Condizione: Fine. Collective Inventions. Alienation: In Capitalist Space No One Can Hear You Scream. San Jose: Collective Inventions, 1979. 8 1/2 x 11" flyer, offset printed. A leaflet by Collective Intentions, illustrated with a detour- nement of the film poster for the first Aliens film. Within the egg of the original image is superimposted a photograph of a weld- er at work. The text verso was an essay not only on the recently released film, but also deals with Star Wars, 2001, and the role of Horror films in general. The text at the foot of the image is copyrighted "1979 Twentieth Century Fix" and begins "STARRING YOU AS YOURSELF, AT WORK, AT HOME, OUT SHOPPING, IN YOUR LEI- SURE TIME CO-STARRING WAGE LABOR, SURPLUS VALUE, & COMMODITY CULTURE." The image on the poster was resurrected and modified twenty years later for the Seattle WTO demonstrations, specifically the Carnival Against Capital Event, preserving the original design but adding the phrase "Smash The WTO" above the title. [32435].

Condizione: Fine. 8vo, single foolscap sheet folded once to make a four pager. Photo-mechanically reproduced on white paper stock. Illustrated by photomontage. A Situationist critique, not only of The Jam, but also New Wave, pop music, fanzines, the Clash, etc. with reference to the Falklands and Maggie Thatcher. "All conned mods." The design of the pamphlet, especially with the cut-and-paste photomontage references punk and new wave fanzines of that era. Rare. OCLC locates no holdings. Fine. [32442].