Permafo (2 risultati)
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Editore: Galeria Permafo., 1981
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Da: Tim Byers Art Books, Richmond, Regno UnitoTim Byers Art Books
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Aggiungi al carrellopp. 32. Black-and-white illustrations.Artistic bulletin of the PERMAFO Gallery and art group, founded in 1970 by Wroc?aw neo-avant-garde artists Zbigniew D?ubak, Andrzej Lachowicz and Natalia LL (Lach-Lachowicz) and art critic Antoni Dzieduszycki. The group, with the participation of other artists, was active in Wroc?aw in the y…ears 1970-1981, and before the Permafo gallery closed in 1981, it was a leading hub of Polish conceptual art. The booklet includes the following texts: Seans ?nienia Natalii w piramidzie (Marian Krzysztan), Sztuka jako do?wiadczenie wewn?trzne (Natalia LL), Telehydrografik (Jerzy Roso?owicz), O radiegrafii (Jerzy Roso?owicz), Energia upadku (Andrzej Lachowicz). Printed in an edition of 300 copies, this copy has an autograph dedication from Andrzej Lachowicz on the title page, dated 29.11.81. Original yellow wrappers, stapled. Slight rubbing to spine, otherwise good.
Da: Penka Rare Books and Archives, ILAB, Berlin, GermaniaPenka Rare Books and Archives, ILAB
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Aggiungi al carrelloWroc?aw: Permafo, 1971. Single leaf measuring 31 × 24.5 cm, printed to recto only. Creased along horizontal axis, else very good. A poster advertising a one man show by Andrzej Lachowicz, a graphic artist, photographer, theoretician, and founding member of the neo-avant-garde group and eponymous gallery PERMAFO, which operated i…n Wroc?aw in 1970-1981. The works in this exhibition developed the concept of "permanent art" central to Lachowicz' work. This exhibition in October 1971 was one of the earliest exhibitions of PERMAFO, which Lachowicz founded with Natalia LL, Zbigniew D?ubak, and the art critic Antoni Dzieduszycki.
