yoshio nakajima (40 risultati)

Tankobon Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 7.48x5.20x0.71 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Octavo, vii, 200 pages. In Very Good condition. Spine is brown with white print. Boards in illustrated paper. Illustrated: b&w photographs. NOTE: Shelved in Netdesk Column L. 1382807. FP New Rockville Stock.

Condizione: Fine. A4 Flier / broadsheet. Ubbeboda Centre Broadside, Ubbeboda Centre, Sweden, 1975. A4. Photocopy, printed on both sides. No edition size given. Unsigned. Depicts Dadakan / Ubbeboda Art Congress 1975. Verso lists various multimedia avant-garde events, such as Thomas Niggle - Sitting & Standing, which took place from 31st October 1975 to the 3rd November 1975 at the New Reform Gallery in Belgium.

26 x 22 cm. 304 pp. Ill. Publisher's boards, dust-jacket.

Condizione: Fine. The book is in fine condition.

Condizione: Fine. Number of books: 1.

Condizione: Fine. Number of books: 1.

Condizione: Fine. The book is in fine condition.

Condizione: Fine. Number of books:s.

Condizione: Fine. Number of books: 1.

Condizione: Fine. The book is in fine condition.

Condizione: Fine. The book is in fine condition.

Condizione: Fine. Size: A5 Number of books: 1 book.

Condizione: Fine. The book is in fine condition.

Condizione: Very good. Yoshio Nakajima, Home to Sweden, Vernissage, Sweden, 1977. 620 x 430 mm. Poster printed black on green stock on both sides. Poster for Nakajima's show celebrating his return to Sweden after a long stay in Japan. Includes bio and list of exhibitions and publications. Text in Swedish. Condition: folded twice as issues, pin holes and minor paper loss to corners, some handling marks near central fold and elsewhere. Overall: very good.

Condizione: VG. Peter Van Beveren, Ernst Buchwalder, Michel Cardena, Ulises Carrion, Cavellini Guglielmo Achille, Albrecht D., Michael Druks, Filip Francis, Michael Gibbs, J. Van Geluwen, Klaus Groh, Marten Hendriks, Manja Krijin Herrebout, Luc Deleu, Raul Marroquin, Harry Mesterom, Yoshio Nakajima, Maurizio Nannucci, Marjo Schumans, Hans Seur, Ruedi Schill, Yves De Smet, Rod Summers, Nikolaus Urban, Wout Vercammen and Dick Wessels, Agora Studio Traveling Exposition 1975, Agora Studio, Maastricht, 1975. 160 x 160mm. 35pp. Printed black on white stock in stapled wraps. This catalogue is for the travelling exposition in Autumn 1975 of Agora Studio, through Centro di Arte y Communication, Buenos Aires; Estudio Actual, Carracas and Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, Sao Paulo. Cover design by Klaus Groh. Text by Willem K. Coumans, founder of the Institution of social photography. Includes an image of artwork and biography for each artist including Peter Van Beveren, Ernst Buchwalder, Michel Cardena, Ulises Carrion (no image), Cavellini Guglielmo Achille, Albrecht D., Michael Druks, Filip Francis, Michael Gibbs, J. Van Geluwen, Klaus Groh, Marten Hendriks, Manja Krijin Herrebout, Luc Deleu (no image), Raul Marroquin, Harry Mesterom, Yoshio Nakajima, Maurizio Nannucci, Marjo Schumans, Hans Seur (no image), Ruedi Schill, Yves De Smet, Rod Summers, Nikolaus Urban, Wout Vercammen and Dick Wessels. An important small catalogue of the conceptual art scene of artists based in the Netherlands who via connections with South America (Cayc, Buenos Aires, Raul Marroquin, Ulises Carrion etc) had this touring exhibition. Cayc in turn had exhibitions in Europe (including ICA London, ICC Antwerp and Agora Studios Maastricht). Many of the artists would also feature in Agora's Fandangos magazine. Condition: Some toning to wraps, some rust to staples, internal pages very good+. Overall VG.

Condizione: Fine. Number of books: 3 books.

Condizione: Fine. Number of books: 3 books.

Condizione: Fine. Number of books: 3 books.

(36) leaves. Illustrated throughout. Soft cover. A near fine copy. This book documents the chronology of Nakajima's practice through images of his performances and happenings across Europe from the early 1960s.

Erste Auflage. 30 x 23 cm. [17] unpaginierte S. Illustrierte OBroschur (Klammerheftung) mit OPlastikumschlag. Broschur etwas angestaubt, Umschlag etwas nachgedunkelt, sonst noch sehr gutes Exemplar. Durchgehend mit schwarz-weiß Abbildungen versehen. Seltenes belgisches Happening-Magazin aus dem Umfeld der Provo-Szene, hier das zweite Heft vom Oktober 1965. Ab 1965 organisierten Panamarenko, Dr. Hugo Heyrman, Wout Vercammen, Bernd Lohaus, Yoshio Nakajima und andere "Happenings" in Antwerpen, Brüssel und Ostende. Die "Happenings" können als freie multidisziplinäre Aktionen verstanden werden, die sich häufig mit gesellschaftlichen Themen auseinandersetzen. Ein gutes Beispiel hierfür ist die »IJsblokkenactie« (Eisblockaktion) vom 6. Juli 1968. Auf dem Conscienceplein in Antwerpen wurden Eisblöcke gestapelt, um "vorübergehende" Barrikaden zu errichten, eine Aktion, die das Gebiet als verkehrsfreie Zone und als Kinderspielplatz zurückeroberte. Dies war eines der ersten "Happenings", die das Kollektiv unter dem Namen "VAGA" (Vrije Aktiegroep Antwerpen Free Action Group Antwerpen) präsentierte. Die Zeitschrift "Happening News" erschien erstmals 1965 zeitgleich mit den "Happenings". Das Magazin bestand hauptsächlich aus Collagen, die mit einem Xerox-Kopierer erstellt wurden. Ähnlich wie die "Happenings" sind die Collagen surreal und humorvoll und beziehen sich oft auf frühere "Happenings". Später wurde "Happening News" in "Milkyways" umbenannt, weil man den Begriff "Happening" für veraltet hielt. Sechs Ausgaben erschienen, drei als Happening News und drei als Milky Ways. Das Magazin wurde von September 1965 bis etwa März 1966 in einer kleinen Auflage fotokopiert, wobei die Originalvorlage unter Plastikhüllen eingeheftet war. Diese Ausgabe enthält die xeroxierten Köpfe der vier Protagonisten Panamarenko, Wout Vercammen, Hugo Heyrman und Bernd Lohaus. Tony Rombouts und Jeroen Henneman haben beide mit einer einseitigen Komposition / einem Gedicht beigetragen. Eine Komposition von Hugo Heyrman trägt das Datum "13. Oktober 1965".

Erste Auflage. 30 x 23 cm. [17] unpaginierte S. Illustrierte OBroschur (Klammerheftung) mit OPlastikumschlag. Broschur etwas angestaubt, Umschlag minimalst nachgedunkelt, sonst noch sehr gutes Exemplar. Durchgehend mit schwarz-weiß Abbildungen versehen. Seltenes belgisches Happening-Magazin aus dem Umfeld der Provo-Szene, hier das dritte Heft vom Oktober 1965. Ab 1965 organisierten Panamarenko, Dr. Hugo Heyrman, Wout Vercammen, Bernd Lohaus, Yoshio Nakajima und andere "Happenings" in Antwerpen, Brüssel und Ostende. Die "Happenings" können als freie multidisziplinäre Aktionen verstanden werden, die sich häufig mit gesellschaftlichen Themen auseinandersetzen. Ein gutes Beispiel hierfür ist die »IJsblokkenactie« (Eisblockaktion) vom 6. Juli 1968. Auf dem Conscienceplein in Antwerpen wurden Eisblöcke gestapelt, um "vorübergehende" Barrikaden zu errichten, eine Aktion, die das Gebiet als verkehrsfreie Zone und als Kinderspielplatz zurückeroberte. Dies war eines der ersten "Happenings", die das Kollektiv unter dem Namen "VAGA" (Vrije Aktiegroep Antwerpen Free Action Group Antwerpen) präsentierte. Die Zeitschrift "Happening News" erschien erstmals 1965 zeitgleich mit den "Happenings". Das Magazin bestand hauptsächlich aus Collagen, die mit einem Xerox-Kopierer erstellt wurden. Ähnlich wie die "Happenings" sind die Collagen surreal und humorvoll und beziehen sich oft auf frühere "Happenings". Später wurde "Happening News" in "Milkyways" umbenannt, weil man den Begriff "Happening" für veraltet hielt. Sechs Ausgaben erschienen, drei als Happening News und drei als Milky Ways. Das Magazin wurde von September 1965 bis etwa März 1966 in einer kleinen Auflage fotokopiert, wobei die Originalvorlage unter Plastikhüllen eingeheftet war. Erste Seite mit orangener Sprühfarbe bearbeitet.

Hardcover. 4to. pp. 47. Text in Swedish. Introduction by Curt Goedecke. 37 illus. (29 colour). 6 watercolour paintings by Nakajima, 2 painted on the front blanks, 2 more on blank pages 12 & 13, & 2 on bound-in watercolour paper sheets. All signed, 2 stamped with his seal, & 1 dated [19]90. cloth. Exhib. Cat. Signed by Author(s).

Condizione: Fine. Number of books: 3 books.

Condizione: Near Fine. Peter Van Beveren, Ernst Buchwalder, Michel Cardena, Ulises Carrion, Cavellini Guglielmo Achille, Albrecht D., Michael Druks, Filip Francis, Michael Gibbs, J. Van Geluwen, Klaus Groh, Marten Hendriks, Manja Krijin Herrebout, Luc Deleu, Raul Marroquin, Harry Mesterom, Yoshio Nakajima, Maurizio Nannucci, Marjo Schumans, Hans Seur, Ruedi Schill, Yves De Smet, Rod Summers, Nikolaus Urban, Wout Vercammen and Dick Wessels, Agora Studio Traveling Exposition 1975, agora studio, Maastricht, 1975. 160 x 160mm. 35pp. Book printed black on white stock in stapled wraps. This catalogue is for the travelling exposition in Autumn 1975 of Agora Studio, through Centrodi Arte y Communication, Buenos Aires, Estudio Actual, Carracas and Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, Sao Paulo. Cover design by Klaus Groh. Text by Willem K. Coumans, founder of the Institution of social photography. Includes an image of artwork and biography for each artist including Peter Van Beveren, Ernst Buchwalder, Michel Cardena, Ulises Carrion (no image), Cavellini Guglielmo Achille, Albrecht D., Michael Druks, Filip Francis, Michael Gibbs, J. Van Geluwen, Klaus Groh, Marten Hendriks, Manja Krijin Herrebout, Luc Deleu (no image), Raul Marroquin, Harry Mesterom, Yoshio Nakajima, Maurizio Nannucci, Marjo Schumans, Hans Seur (no image), Ruedi Schill, Yves De Smet, Rod Summers, Nikolaus Urban, Wout Vercammen and Dick Wessels. Condition: Near FineTogether withKlaus Groh, North East South West, 1974. 250 x 333mm. White card with print and hand drawn elements in black ink. Signed and dated by the artist in pencil. Arrows within a grid point to North and South directions. Condition: Near Fine.

Felipe Ehrenberg, David Mayor (eds.), Ay-O, Tali Ashizawa, Kazumichi Fujuwara, Mayor Hayashi, Shoji Kaneko, Kiichi Kobayashi, Takehisa Kosugi, Kunimasa Kuriyama, Yukimasa Matsuda, Yutaka Matsuzawa, Yoshio Nakajima, Art Duck/Terry Reid et. al, David Richards, Takako Saito, Rui Sekido, Yukiko Shimazaki, Mieko Shiomi, Ikuo Shukuzawa, Toshiyuki Sunohara, Shinkiji Tajiri, Shohachiro Takahashi. Japanese Schmuck (no.8), Beau Geste Press, UK, Spring 1967. 295 x 205 mm. Unpaginated. Booklet printed in colour, glue bound in red card wraps. Cover design by Ay-O. Includes contributions by: Ay-O, Felipe Ehrenberg, Tali Ashizawa, Kazumichi Fujuwara, Mayor Hayashi, Shoji Kaneko, Kiichi Kobayashi, Takehisa Kosugi, Kunimasa Kuriyama, Yukimasa Matsuda, Yutaka Matsuzawa, Yoshio Nakajima, Art Duck/Terry Reid et. al, David Richards, Takako Saito, Rui Sekido, Yukiko Shimazaki, Mieko Shiomi, Ikuo Shukuzawa, Toshiyuki Sunohara, Shinkiji Tajiri, Shohachiro Takahashi. This number devoted to works by Japanese Fluxus and affiliated artists. Includes tipped-in pieces on tissue, wax and reflective paper, as well as cut- outs. Includes an additional booklet 'P.M. 2:00 - 4:00' by Hideki Yoshida, attached to the inside of the back cover. One of the most successful Schmuck publications, including a page of cut out cloud attached by thread, entitled AIR-FILTER 2 "breathe out the clouds on the sheet", a work by Hiroshi Yoshimura, a pioneer of ambient music, and the kanky ongaku genre. Condition: Near Fine.

Condizione: Very good +. A set of this important and highly sought-after artist periodical edited by the Colombian-born artist Raul Marroquin, Ger van Dijck, Marjo Schumans, Ulises Carrion and others. Published by Agora Studios and the Jan Van Eyck Academy Maastricht. This is a complete set of 8 magazines representing 11 issues; including two copies of issue 3 as each cover has a unique collage element. Some issues are subtitled 'Fandangos - The Most Important European Art Scandalpaper - Fandangos isn't an art paper but an art piece'. Indeed, Fandangos is seen as one of the most important conceptual art magazines from the Netherlands, which shows the importance of South American avant-garde artists to the conceptual art scene of The Netherlands in the 1970s. Issues included are as follows 'Vandangos (aka Fandangos no. 1)', Maastricht, December 1973. 610 x 430 mm. Poster/sheet printed black on white paper stock. Subtitled 'Vandangos is publishing projects, documentations, ideas, commentaries, activities with the aim of an overall communication'. Contributions included: Antonio Caro ('Imperialism is a Paper Tiger'), Ulises Carrion ('Why plagiarisms? because'), Guglielmo Achille Cavellini, Felipe Ehrenberg ('The Informer 1957, 1968, 1972: Short Story in Five Parts, September 1973'), Robert Filliou, Hreinn Fridfinnsson ('The Dream'), Sigurdur Gudmundsson, Raul Marroquin, Pieter Laurens Mol, Marjo Schumans, Rod Summers ('Hands'), Cecilia Vecuna, Anton Verhoeven. Condition: toning as seen, no tears. Very good+;'Fandangos 2', Maastricht, January 1974. 109 x 79.5 cm. Sheet printed green on white paper with red rubber-stamps. Contributors include a glued card by Cavellini, Marjo Schumans, Robert Filliou, Thomas Niggl, Jonathan Ellender, Yoshio Nakajima, David Mayor, Hreinn Fridfinnsson and others. Condition: folded as issued. Very good+/near fine;'Phandangos 3! (aka Fandangos no. 3)', Agora/Jan van Eyck Academy, Maastricht. Undated (c.1972). 520 x 395 mm. Two issues supplied in this set, each with a unique collage element to cover. Printed black on large format newsprint with numerous unique collages and cut-out interventions throughout. On each issue the cover includes a unique collage element (magazine cut-out glued to the page) as well as 'Blue Landscape' by Dick Wessels, a blue acetate square stapled to the cover. Contributors include: Thomas Niggl, Herbert Walker, Dick Wessels, Bernardo Salcedo, Karina Raeck, G. J de Rook, Michael Gibbs, Jacques Lizene, Davi Det Hompson, Jorgos Chronis, Ovum, Cayc, Ad Gerritsen, Marten Hendrix, peter Hutchinson, Marjo Schumans, Peter Adamski Etiquette, Christiane Berndes, Jochen Gerz, Michel Druks, Anton Verhoeven, Geza Perneczsky (with rubberstamp in red), Beverly Parke, Klaus Groh, Guillermo Duarte, Jan Tomaschoff and others. Condition: slight toning, very good+/near fine;'Van Tangos (aka Fandangos no. 4)', Agora, Maastricht. Autumn/Winter 1974. 448 x 294 mm. 12pp. Printed black on white newsprint. Subtitled 'Fandangos The First European Art Newspaper'. Title concept by Klaus Groh. Contributors include: Peter Hutchinson, Nikolaus Urban, Janos Urban, E. Buchwalder, John M. Armleder, Yoshia Nakajima, Carlo Giovanni Cicatelli, Anna Banana, H. B Reeskamp, F. Pezolo, Michael Gibbs, Marjo Schumans, Rod Summers, Raul Marroquin, Filip Francis, Michael Druks, Ruedi Schill, W. Vazan, Robin Crozier, Anton Verhoeven, H. Dekker, K. Benning, H. B Walker, W. Cuvelier, Groupe Cap, L Coppers, John Liggins, L. Walz, Michel Cardena, Johan Van Geluwe, Maurizio Nanucci, Hans Werneg Kalkmann, Maurizio Nannucci, Allen Fisher and others. Condition: Near fine;'Fun-Dangos 5 (aka Fandangos no. 5)', Maastricht. Undated (1975). 445 x 290 mm. Printed black on blue large format newsprint paper. Subtitled 'The Most Important European Art Scandalpaper - Fandangos isn't an art paper but an art piece'. 'Title concept' is attributed to Michael Gibbs. Includes contribution by Ulises Carrion 'From Fandangos to you'; interview with Tony Pegotty; double-page spread of the 'The Contract' by Marroquin. Contributors include: Anna Banana, Michael Druk, Jacques Lizene, Giovanni Cicatelli, Michel Cardena, Ger Van Dijk, Bertil Petersson, Jean Claude Schauenberg, Gerald Minkoff, Achille Cavellini, Mad Enterprises Inc, Tony Pegotty, Nicolas Uriburu, Ana Kamien, Antonio Trotta, Jorge Natalio Silberman, Chiquito Gomez, Raul Marroquin, Jorge Caraballo, COUM, The Bay Area Daddaists, Theodoros, Ulises Carrion, Carlos Ginzburg, E. Buchwalder, Grupo Teatro del Encuentro. Condition: Near fine;'Fandadangos, (aka Fandangos no. 6)', Jan Van Eyck Academy, Maastricht, Netherlands. 1975. 445 x 300 mm. Subtitled 'Fandangos - The Most Important European Art Scandalpaper - Fandangos isn't an art paper but an art piece'. Large format newsprint issue, with hand coloured (watercolour or gouache) front page (yellow, red, blue and peach). Contributions from Joseph Beuys, Anna Banana, Bill Gaglione, Carlo G. Cicatelli , M.Druks, Thomas Niggl, Marjo Schumans, Michel Cardena, Anton Verhoeven, Jean Paul Trillot, Lizzy Dizzle, Jean Clarebout, J.C.Kocman, John Liggins, Philip K. Perkman, Nebrada, Banana Productions, H.B.Walker, Chuck Stake, Danielle Crivelli, Zbigniew Warpechowski, Filip Francis, Yves de Smet, Bertil Petersson, Iannis Xenakis, Anna Banana, M.Druks, Thomas Niggl, Marjo Schumans, Michel Cardena, Anton Verhoeven, Jean Paul Trillot, Lizzy Dizzle, Jean Clarebout, J.C.Kocman, John Liggins, Philip K. Perkman, Nebrada, Banana Productions, H.B.Walker, Chuck Stake, Danielle Crivelli, Zbigniew Warpechowski, Filip Francis, Yves de Smet, Bertil Petersson et al. Together with 'Fandangos 6' insert, Bill Gaglione, Carlo G. Cicatelli and Tim Mancusi, with stamped colophon laid in "Fandangos - Nr.6". Condition: Near fine;'Fandangos 7', Maastricht, 1976, 280 x 205 mm. Printed black and white, stapled in printed wraps. Cover includes a photograph of Joseph Beuys by Klaus Staeck 'courtesy of Nam June Paik' with a 'fandangos' rubberstamp in red. Includes in.

Condizione: Near Fine. 270 x 360 mm. Unique offset print work printed black on red paper with white crayon stroke signature along the bottom edge. Similar works were exhibited at a CAyC group show in Buenos Aires in 1975. Yoshio Nakajima, a Japanese experimental artist, was associated with Fluxus East and worked with other avant-garde artists in Sweden and the Netherlands in the 1970s. In 1978 Thomas Niggl and Peter Below's influential Omnibus Press published a monograph titled Yoshio Nakajima: Test Kultur, documenting the chronology of Nakajima's practice through images if his performances and happenings across Europe from the early 1960s. A number of works by Nakajima were featured in the 1976 Japanese issue of Schmuck magazine published in the UK by Felipe Ehrenberg and David Mayor of Beau Geste Press. An archive of Yoshio Nakajima's unique offset print works and associated materials and ephemera is available on request. Condition: Near Fine, (two marks on back of paper where it was exhibited) minor wave to paper top left corner£.

Condizione: Near Fine. 360 x 270 mm. Unique offset print work printed black on green paper, signed in pencil and stamped in red by the artist. Similar works were exhibited at a CAyC group show in Buenos Aires in 1975. Yoshio Nakajima, a Japanese experimental artist, was associated with Fluxus East and worked with other avant-garde artists in Sweden and the Netherlands in the 1970s. In 1978 Thomas Niggl and Peter Below's influential Omnibus Press published a monograph titled Yoshio Nakajima: Test Kultur, documenting the chronology of Nakajima's practice through images if his performances and happenings across Europe from the early 1960s. A number of works by Nakajima were featured in the 1976 Japanese issue of Schmuck magazine published in the UK by Felipe Ehrenberg and David Mayor of Beau Geste Press. An archive of Yoshio Nakajima's unique offset print works and associated materials and ephemera is available on request. Condition: Near Fine.

Condizione: Near Fine. 270 x 360 mm. Unique offset print work printed black on pink with graphite signature and red rubber stamp. Similar works were exhibited at a CAyC group show in Buenos Aires in 1975. Yoshio Nakajima, a Japanese experimental artist, was associated with Fluxus East and worked with other avant-garde artists in Sweden and the Netherlands in the 1970s. In 1978 Thomas Niggl and Peter Below's influential Omnibus Press published a monograph titled Yoshio Nakajima: Test Kultur, documenting the chronology of Nakajima's practice through images if his performances and happenings across Europe from the early 1960s. A number of works by Nakajima were featured in the 1976 Japanese issue of Schmuck magazine published in the UK by Felipe Ehrenberg and David Mayor of Beau Geste Press. An archive of Yoshio Nakajima's unique offset print works and associated materials and ephemera is available on request. Condition: Near Fine (some rubbing marks etc due to the printing process).