Eat Your Art Out – Food in the Arts, 2010
31,5 x 22,8 x 8,2 cm
cardboard box with stickers containing two black boxes with ceramic multiple, DVD, photos, prints:
Fredie Beckmans, Bernhard Johannes Blume (signed), Hugo Kaagman (signed), Alison Knowles (signed), Pauline Wiertz, Luuk Wilmering (signed), Ton Zwerver (signed)
hand numbered certificate with list of contributing artists
edition 50
published by Harry Ruhé / Jeannette Dekeukeleire, Amsterdam
inv.AKno 000
List of artists:
FREDIE BECKMANS
BERNHARD JOHANNES BLUME
HUGO KAAGMAN
ALISON KNOWLES
INE POPPE
DANIEL SPOERRI
PAULINE WIERTZ
LUUK WILMERING
TON ZWERVER
and Francesco Conz
HREINN FRIDFINNSSON, invitation Galerie 845, 1972
9 x 12,5 cm
stencil print on yellow paper
edition unknown,
published by Galerie 845, Amsterdam extremely rare
inv.HF 689-pr
MIRELLA BENTIVOGLIO, Letraset metaphors, 1978 [invitation]
29,7 x 21 cm
print on paper, folded as mailed
splendid condition
rare
€ 120,- plus Track & Trace EU registered mail
inv.ObandS 341
This is an invitation for an exhibition at Other Books and So / Ulises Carrión in Amsterdam in which Mirella Bentivoglio showed her so called poegraphy.
Ref. Mirella Bentivoglio at National Museum of Women in the Arts
History of prices:
Jonathan Hill, New York, USA US$ 150.- February 2026
Jonathan Hill, New York, USA US$ 300.- June 2023
Other Books And So / ULISES CARRIÓN; Stichting Brummense Uitgeverij, 1976, [invitation]
29,7 x 21 cm
colour stencil on paper, folded as mailed
very rare
€ 120,- sold
inv.ObandS 341
In this group show many artists participated: Geza Perneczky, Ulay, Maurizio Nannucci, Marina Abramovic, Anna Banana, Raoul Marroquin, Tony Morgan, John Baldessari……..
SIGURDUR GUDMUNDSSON, three books, 1993-2010
Tabúlarasa [Tabula Rasa], 1993
20 x 12,5 cm
signed
Ósýnilega konan [The Invisible Woman], 2000
21,5 x 14,2 cm
(not signed)
Dýrin í Saigon [The Animals in Saigon], 2010
20 x 12 cm
signed
Icelandic language
published by Mal go Mánning, Reykjavik, Iceland
Next to being a visual artist Sigurdur Gudmundsson writes novels since 1993. Insiders in Iceland call the content of his books innovative and a remarkable addition to the Icelandic literature.
In 2016 his fourth book will be published, at a certain point also in English his new publisher Crymogea states.
GERHARD RICHTER, Editionen 1965-1993, 1993 [poster edition]
84,5 x 59 cm
offset on paper signed in pencil
edition unknown
mint
published by Kunsthalle Bremen, Germany
p.o.r.
Apart from a signature in print this poster is also hand signed in the middle below the image.
De Kunstkraai, 1988 [tabloid]
42 x 29 cm
offset, tabloid, 8 pp.
edition unknown
very good condition, due to aging slightly yellowed
De Kunstkraai was published in May 1988 during the Dutch artfair Amsterdam KunstRai and meant as a magazine with gossip and slander on the Dutch art scene.
Commentaar op bespreking van journalist Renée Steenbergen op de eerste solotentoonstelling van JOHN M ARMLEDER in Nederland:
MAN RAY, Self Portrait, 1965
24 x 17 x 4 cm
book, biography, ill.
1st edition, hand signed in pencil
published by Little Brown & Company Ltd, Canada in association with Atlantic Monthly Press
mylar protection cover
dust cover on lower front side has tiny chips; for the rest more than very good
very rare in this state
€ 500,- plus € 18,- Track and Trace registered mail
inv.MRay 305
History of price:
Mungobooks, Poole, UK January 2025 US$ 1,244.-
Brooklyn Rare Books, Brooklyn, New York USA January 2026 US$ 900.-
PETER VAN DE KLASHORST, This show is not against art, 1987
29,7 x 21 cm
Dutch text on paper, flyer, top corners are punched
published by Galerie Hans Gieles, 1987 (May)
inv.PKlas 294-pr
Peter van de Klashorst the Enfant terrible in the Dutch art scene of the eighties was one of the few artists that shared his thoughts with the public by means of a statement. Here Peter van de Klashorst (a name he later shortened into Peter Klashorst) comments on an exhibition at Galerie Hans Gieles: This show is not against art; rather I am interested in regressing the zone beween art and non-art, the zone in which non-art seems to beg to become art and art seems to slum in non-art. In this zone, art seems eternally young forever at a frish [sic] start. It is really a zone of fantasy – which is exactly what Panofsky thought Dürer’s ornamental decorations fort the Gebetbuch finally amounted to: a fantasy of art as a zone of totally free activity, that is, activity unconditioned by anything but its own impulses.
This text on paper hung in his solo exhibition at Galerie Hans Gieles, hence the pin holes.
ULISES CARRIÓN, removal announcement Other Books and So, 1980
A3 card
card design by Ulises Carríon, postal stamp d.d. 2 June 1980
n.b. hand written text by Ulises Carrión
edition unknown
very rare
€ 480,- plus € 15,- Track & Trace registered mail
inv.OBandS 341
In April 1975 Ulises Carríón started a bookshop Other Books and So at Herengracht 227 in Amsterdam.
In 1980 this by artists highly esteemed bookshop changed its name into Other Books and So Archive and removed to Bloemgracht 121. As the hand written lines show the addressees were warmly invited to come to the new venue: Het is zo ver. Komen jullie eens langs? (trans. It’s there. Will you come by?)
The removal card enumerates the activities of the venue: Books, Mail, Recordings, Video, Distribution, Exhibition, Registration and also Concentration.
