Snow michael et al (8 risultati)

Condizione: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. Clean from markings In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,400grams, ISBN:9780198520771. …

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Light wear to covers. No marks to inside pages. No reading crease to spine. Appears unread. 302 pages. s217.

Paperback. Condizione: Near fine. First Edition. 8vo. 295pp. This copy signed and fully dated by MS on the half-title page. Covers show some handling marks, interior, clean and unmarked. Signed.

27.5 x 21cm. Paperback magazine, 207pp. Highly unusual treatment of the pages. Fully illustrated. Cover photography by Juergen Teller. From the publisher's description: "We started asking ourselves: who owns our data? And how much of what's online is really us? The new issue, Rage Against The Machine, is a rebuke to the idea that everything about us should be easily accessible - the magazine, partly shredded as if to obscure important information, is a challenge to the reader, asking them to reassemble its various parts in order to see the full picture. In print, we can do things it is impossible to do online". This issue is difficult to read due to the puzzle-like shredding. Devoted mostly to interviews conducted by Hans Ulrich Obrist who speaks to Paul Virilio and Koo Jeong A. Other contributors include Juergen Teller, Dovile Teller, Senta Simond, Philippa Snow, Susanne Koller, Barbara Sanchez Kane, Jose Esparza Chong Cuy, Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, and Jodie Barnes. Very good condition.…

Paper over boards. Condizione: Very good. First limited edition. Hardcover paper (photographic) over boards with slipcase. Square 8vo. 128 pp. Profusely illustrated with b/w plate photographs of Snow's life and work. Designed by Snow with text from Robert Fulford, Dennis Young, Richard Foreman, and P. Adams Sitney. Part of a special limited 125 copy print run with 10 artist's proofs. Each copy is signed and numbered by the artist and consists of: a clear plastic case, a fresnel magnifying sheet, a book mark, 3 original Walking Women stickers (1965), and a signed print (9 folding cells). This copy is unnumbered and, while it is signed and dated by Snow on the front flyleaf, it is dated July 18, 2012. The print is correct, but unsigned. This copy may possibly be one of the 10 artist's proofs. Missing 2 of the Walking Women stickers. Contains the infamous bookmark displaying Snow's and his wife's genitalia. Published to accompany a show of the same title that took place at the Art Gallery of Ontario from February 14 - March 15, 1970. CONDTION: Text block edges slightly age yellowed but otherwise clean, unmarked, bright, and square with a strong binding. The boards and spine show the same slight yellowing and a bit of shelfwear, but are otherwise in fine condition. The slipcase (clear printed-on plastic) has some sticker residue, rubbing marks, and the back bottom edge has come partially unglued. Overall handsome copy that would be at home in any art book collection or for a Michael Snow fan. Signed.…

Paperback. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Small 8vo. Of Cover To Cover B&W Photographs, No Text. slightly rubbed edges, otherwise, clean, unmarked and square.

Softcover. Condizione: Very Good. Contains writing and/or artwork by Barbara Astman, Diane Broadway, Paul Campbell, Penny Chalmers, Victor Coleman, Gary Michael Dault, Peter Dudar, Dawn Eagle, Ruby Etch, Robert Fones, Edwina Frankford, Lorne Fromer, Dave Godfrey, Ralph Gustafson, Joe Hall, A.S.A. Harrison, David Hlynsky, Hans Jewinski, Judy Keeler, Colleen Kennedy, Wendy Knox-Leet, Suzy Lake, John Lander, Les Levine, Mark Lightbody, Steve McCaffery, Jack McCluskey, Heather McDonald, David McFadden, Susan Musgrave, Massimo Nannucci, Maurizio Nanucci, Joe Rosenblatt, John Scott, Vince Sharp, Michael Snow, Fletcher Starbuck, Chrisanne Stathacos, Francoise Sullivan, Susan Swan [as Sue Swan], Vincent Tangredi, Rodney Werden, Pearl White, Colette Whiten, Anne Wordsworth, and David Young. Annotated by Hans Jewinski. Autographed and dated by Robert Fones. John Scott, in lieu of an inscription, substantially amended in ink his original image in the magazine [he said (to Greg Gatenby) at his opening on Dec 2, 2004 at the Metivier Gallery, that he had not seen the image since he had sent it to Eldon Garnet for publication in Impulse, and he was appalled at what he had submitted-hence his instant desire to correct and improve the image]. Also autographed and dated by Michael Snow [who told (Greg) he did not want to sign the page because it would ruin the artistic effect, so he signed and dated a Post-It note instead and stuck that onto the page]. Also autographed by Barbara Astman. Also autographed by Gary Michael Dault. Filed under "Garnet, Eldon" in Autographed art books section. Rubbed at the cover edges but overall in very god condition. Signed by Author(s). …

Condizione: Very Good. A set of 3 original press releases 1. 'Two films by Michael Snow, Canadian-American filmmaker, painter, sculptor and musician will be shown (.) The films are entitled One Moment in Montreal and ⇌ (Note to the editor: the symbol is one used in chemistry or physics denoting that the reaction is reversible). [1 pp.] 2. "ANTI-ILLUSION" EXHIBITION AT WHITNEY A currently controversial movement in painting, sculpture, film and music is the basis for the exhibition. ANTI-ILLUSION: PROCEDURES / MATERIALS to open at the Whitney Museum (.) The new art trend to be shown by the Whitney exhibition has been receiving wide attention. It has been variously called Process, Anti-form, and one recent article on the subject was entitled "Impossible Art"(.) The Whitney's special evening events for the exhibition include two separate concerts by composers Philip Glass and Steve Reich, the first public projection of two new films by Michael Snow, extended time pieces by Richard Serra and Bruce Nauman and a lecture by art critic Max Kozloff. The artists in the exhibition are: Carl Andre, Michael Asher, Lynda Benglis, William Bollinger, John Duff, Rafael Ferrer, Robert Fiore, Philip Glass, Eva Hesse, Neil Jenney, Robert Lobe, Barry Le Va, Robert Morris, Bruce Nauman, Steve Reich, Robert Rohm, Robert Ryman, Richard Serra, Joel Shapiro, Michael Snow, Keith Sonnier, Richard Tuttle. (.) [2 pp.] 3. Two unique musical experiences will be offered to the public (.) when concerts by composer-performers Philip Glass and Steve Reich are presented as part of the exhibition: Anti-Illusion: Procedures / Materials . [1 pp.] ~~ 3 original press releases published in conjunction with the seminal show Anti-Illusion: Procedures / Materials at Whitney. A total of 4 pages filled with densely packed information charting a new territory in art at the moment. This exhibition curated by James Monte and Marcia Tucker was one of the early and important shows breaking new ground in terms of art and theory. Given the transitional and ephemeral nature of the artworks presented these press releases offer a vibrant sense of the project much more so than the fixed formality of the catalogue accompanying the exhibition. One sheet with hand-written notes verso.…