PIPILOTTI RIST, Pepperminta, 2005
25 x 18,7 x 2,8 cm
cardboard box, linen bound 17 parts + stiff paper board, printed matter and various items
published by Lars Müller Publishers, Zurich, Switzerland
€ 100,- plus € 18,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.PRis 864
This box includes images of dreams, saints, dreams and ideas of paradise. Rist is renown for her mesmerizing slow-video installations that are mixed with visual art, music, architecture, and social politics. Her work features often erotic and uncanny images of her own body. She states on one of the inlays: ‘The body is a planet. It wants to be a paradise. Paradise calms down fever’
This box was published on behalf of the Venice Biennale 2005 in which Pipilotti Rist represented Switzerland with a solo exhibition. All loose items may be considered as artist’s publications, apart from the colophon insert.
TANDORI DEZSÓ, instructions for hanging, 2004
29.7 x 21 cm, 2 parts
type written texts
signed
inv.TDez 000-pr
Born in Budapest in 1938 [died in 2019], Dezsö Tandori is a novelist, playwright, translator, and graphic artist, as well as one of Hungary’s most celebrated poets. Brilliantly eccentric, and characterized by an astonishing formal dexterity, these poems address fundamental issues: the effort to establish personal identity in an impersonal world, the conflicting demands — private, social, and historical — that provide the texture of a lived moment, and the necessity of affirmation that finds its locus in the act of writing.
Princeton University Press
TANDORI DEZSÖ, The Agnostic Extentialist, 2004
A4
type written letter, 2 additions with drawings, 5 parts
comes in envelope
inv.TDez 000-pr
Born in Budapest in 1938 [died in 2019], Dezsö Tandori is a novelist, playwright, translator, and graphic artist, as well as one of Hungary’s most celebrated poets. Brilliantly eccentric, and characterized by an astonishing formal dexterity, these poems address fundamental issues: the effort to establish personal identity in an impersonal world, the conflicting demands — private, social, and historical — that provide the texture of a lived moment, and the necessity of affirmation that finds its locus in the act of writing.
Ref. Princeton University Press
ULISES CARRIÓN, Trios & Boleros, announcement card, 1983
9,8 x 22,7 cm
radio program ‘Art on the Radio – Radio as Art’, VPRO Hilversum 3
photo copy print
rare
inv.UCarr 833
RAÚL MARROQUIN, persbericht, 1987
29,7 x 21 cm
2 photo copies, stapled
published by Vereniging Mazzo, Rozengracht 114, Amsterdam
inv.RMarr 827
This press release in Dutch is connected to a separately sent invitation card “Dossier Castillo & Discovery” announcing two video tapes by R. Marroquin screened from 10 pm on Saturday 12 December 1987.
RAÚL MARROQUIN, The Lone Ranger – invite / entrance ticket Mazzo, 1985
14,7 x 21 cm
photo copy print
published by Vereniging Mazzo, Amsterdam very rare
inv. RMarr 828-pr
RAÚL MARROQUIN, Mad-Enterprises Inc., performance at the Appel, 1976
29,7 x 21 cm,
script, offset, verso with green stamp in print, folded as mailed
published by De Appel, Amsterdam
condition: three pinholes light foxing at top part
inv.RMarr 829
RAÚL MARROQUIN, Dossier Castillo & Discovery – Two video Tapes by R. Marroquin, 1987
15,2 x 10,7 cm
invitation card, original photo copy print
inv.RMarr 826
Invitation card for screening at Mazzo, Rozengracht 114, Amsterdam starting from 10 pm, Saturday 12 December.
ULISES CARRIÓN, Other Books, exhibition catalogue with list of artist’s books, 1980
29,7 x 21 cm, 4 sheets
8 pp., original photo copy printing, stapled, folded as mailed
published by Nylistasafnid / The Living Art Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland
very good condition rare
€ 600,- plus € 12,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.UCarr 824
Ref.
Ulises Carrión, Bookshow, The Living Art Museum, Reykjavík, Iceland, 1980
ULISES CARRIÓN, Bókasyning / Bookshow, 1980
12 x 17.3 cm
invitation card
Nylistasafnid / The Living Art Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland
stamp ink and wear at right top corner caused by mailing
rare
€ 300,- plus € 12,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.UCarr 823
“This exhibition includes books by more than one hundred artists from 25 countries. Except for a special Icelandic section asembled [sic] by Árni Ingólfsson, they all come from the Other Books and So Archive of Amsterdam.
Although varying in origin scope, and intentions, all the books in this show are outstanding examples of ‘book art’ – each one of them was conceived as an autonomous art work.
Whether by means of typography, photography, handwriting, photocopy or drawing, they subvert our age old understanding of books and open up new hopes for the book’s significance in an era of multimedia communication. U. Carrión.”
See: ULISES CARRIÓN, Other Books, exhibition leaflet with list of artist’s books.
