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pictorial wrappers
offset-printed
paperback
black-and-white
22.8 x 20.3 cm.
480 pp.
edition size 3500
unsigned and unnumbered
ISBN 9781734489729
Alex Balgiu, Mónica de la Torre, Lenora de Barros, Ana Bella Geiger, Mira Schendel, Mirella Bentivoglio, Tomaso Binga, Liliana Landi, Anna Oberto, Giovanna Sandri, Amanda Berenguer, Suzanne Bernard, Ilse Garnier, Blanca Calparsoro, Paula Claire, Jennifer Pike, Betty Danon, Mirtha Dermisache, Bohumila Grögerová, Ana Hatherly, Salette Tavares, Madeline Gins, Mary Ellen Solt, Susan Howe, Liliane Lijn, Rosmarie Waldrop, Irma Blank, Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt, Chima Sunada, Katalin Ladik, Bogdanka Poznanovic
Alex Balgiu, Amanda Berenguer, Ana Bella Geiger, Ana Hatherly, Anna Oberto, Betty Danon, Blanca Calparsoro, Bogdanka Poznanovic, Bohumila Grögerová, Chima Sunada, Giovanna Sandri, Ilse Garnier, Irma Blank, Jennifer Pike, Katalin Ladik, Lenora de Barros, Liliana Landi, Liliane Lijn, Madeline Gins, Mary Ellen Solt, Mira Schendel, Mirella Bentivoglio, Mirtha Dermisache, Mónica de la Torre, Paula Claire, Rosmarie Waldrop, Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt, Salette Tavares, Susan Howe, Suzanne Bernard, Tomaso Binga
"Women in Concrete Poetry: 1959-1979 is expansive anthology focused on concrete poetry written by women in the groundbreaking movement''''s early history. It features 50 writers and artists from Europe, Japan, Latin America, and the United States selected by editors Alex Balgiu and Mónica de la Torre. Women in Concrete Poetry: 1959-1979 takes as its point of departure Materializzazione del linguaggio—the groundbreaking exhibition of visual and concrete poetry by women curated by Italian feminist artist Mirella Bentivoglio for the Venice Biennale in 1978. Through this exhibition and others she curated, Bentivoglio traced constellations of women artists working at the intersection of ... [details]
Alex Balgiu, Amanda Berenguer, Ana Bella Geiger, Ana Hatherly, Anna Oberto, Betty Danon, Blanca Calparsoro, Bogdanka Poznanovic, Bohumila Grögerová, Chima Sunada, Giovanna Sandri, Ilse Garnier, Irma Blank, Jennifer Pike, Katalin Ladik, Lenora de Barros, Liliana Landi, Liliane Lijn, Madeline Gins, Mary Ellen Solt, Mira Schendel, Mirella Bentivoglio, Mirtha Dermisache, Mónica de la Torre, Paula Claire, Rosmarie Waldrop, Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt, Salette Tavares, Susan Howe, Suzanne Bernard, Tomaso Binga
pictorial wrappers
offset-printed
glue bound
black-and-white
22.8 x 20.3 cm.
480 pp.
3500
unsigned and unnumbered
9781734489729
Alex Balgiu, Amanda Berenguer, Ana Bella Geiger, Ana Hatherly, Anna Oberto, Betty Danon, Blanca Calparsoro, Bogdanka Poznanovic, Bohumila Grögerová, Chima Sunada, Giovanna Sandri, Ilse Garnier, Irma Blank, Jennifer Pike, Katalin Ladik, Lenora de Barros, Liliana Landi, Liliane Lijn, Madeline Gins, Mary Ellen Solt, Mira Schendel, Mirella Bentivoglio, Mirtha Dermisache, Mónica de la Torre, Paula Claire, Rosmarie Waldrop, Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt, Salette Tavares, Susan Howe, Suzanne Bernard, Tomaso Binga
"Women in Concrete Poetry: 1959-1979 is expansive anthology focused on concrete poetry written by women in the groundbreaking movement''''s early history. It features 50 writers and artists from Europe, Japan, Latin America, and the United States selected by editors Alex Balgiu and Mónica de la Torre. Women in Concrete Poetry: 1959-1979 takes as its point of departure Materializzazione del linguaggio—the groundbreaking exhibition of visual and concrete poetry by women curated by Italian feminist artist Mirella Bentivoglio for the Venice Biennale in 1978. Through this exhibition and others she curated, Bentivoglio traced constellations of women artists working at the intersection of ... [details]
boxed edition
offset-printed
paperback
monochrome
23 x 21.5 cm.
[33] pp. + 1 poster
edition size 1500
unsigned and unnumbered
ISBN 9781732098657
Alison Knowles, Beth Anderon, Ruth Anderson, Jacki Apple, Barbara Benary, Sari Dienes, Nye Ffarrabas, Simone Forti, Wendy Greenberg, Heidi Von Gunden, Françoise Janicot, Christina Kubisch, Carol Law, Annea Lockwood, Mary Lucier, Lisa Mikulchik, Ann Noël, Pauline Oliveros, Takako Saito, Carolee Schneemann, Mieko Shiomi, Elaine Summers, Carole Weber, Julie Winter, Marilyn Wood
Alison Knowles, Ann Noël, Annea Lockwood, Barbara Benary, Beth Anderon, Carol Law, Carole Weber, Carolee Schneemann, Christina Kubisch, Elaine Summers, Françoise Janicot, Heidi Von Gunden, Jacki Apple, Julie Winter, Lisa Mikulchik, Marilyn Wood, Mary Lucier, Mieko Shiomi, Nye Ffarrabas, Pauline Oliveros, Ruth Anderson, Sari Dienes, Simone Forti, Takako Saito, Wendy Greenberg
Originally published in the mid-1970s, Womens Work was a magazine that sought to highlight the overlooked work of female artists working at the cusp of the visual arts, music, and performance. The magazine was edited by Alison Knowles and Annea Lockwood and featured text-based and instructional performance scores by the following 25 artists, composers, and choreographers: Beth Anderon, Ruth Anderson, Jacki Apple, Barbara Benary, Sari Dienes, Nye Ffarrabas (participating as Bici Forbes), Simone Forti, Wendy Greenberg, Heidi Von Gunden, Françoise Janicot, Alison Knowles, Christina Kubisch, Carol Law, Annea Lockwood (also included as Anna Lockwood), Mary Lucier, Lisa Mikulchik, Ann Noël ... [details]
Alison Knowles, Ann Noël, Annea Lockwood, Barbara Benary, Beth Anderon, Carol Law, Carole Weber, Carolee Schneemann, Christina Kubisch, Elaine Summers, Françoise Janicot, Heidi Von Gunden, Jacki Apple, Julie Winter, Lisa Mikulchik, Marilyn Wood, Mary Lucier, Mieko Shiomi, Nye Ffarrabas, Pauline Oliveros, Ruth Anderson, Sari Dienes, Simone Forti, Takako Saito, Wendy Greenberg
boxed edition
offset-printed
monochrome
23 x 21.5 cm.
[33] pp. + 1 poster
1500
unsigned and unnumbered
9781732098657
Alison Knowles, Ann Noël, Annea Lockwood, Barbara Benary, Beth Anderon, Carol Law, Carole Weber, Carolee Schneemann, Christina Kubisch, Elaine Summers, Françoise Janicot, Heidi Von Gunden, Jacki Apple, Julie Winter, Lisa Mikulchik, Marilyn Wood, Mary Lucier, Mieko Shiomi, Nye Ffarrabas, Pauline Oliveros, Ruth Anderson, Sari Dienes, Simone Forti, Takako Saito, Wendy Greenberg
Originally published in the mid-1970s, Womens Work was a magazine that sought to highlight the overlooked work of female artists working at the cusp of the visual arts, music, and performance. The magazine was edited by Alison Knowles and Annea Lockwood and featured text-based and instructional performance scores by the following 25 artists, composers, and choreographers: Beth Anderon, Ruth Anderson, Jacki Apple, Barbara Benary, Sari Dienes, Nye Ffarrabas (participating as Bici Forbes), Simone Forti, Wendy Greenberg, Heidi Von Gunden, Françoise Janicot, Alison Knowles, Christina Kubisch, Carol Law, Annea Lockwood (also included as Anna Lockwood), Mary Lucier, Lisa Mikulchik, Ann Noël ... [details]
illustrated wrappers
offset-printed
paperback
black-and-white
27.5 x 19.5 cm.
346 pp.
edition size 3000
signed and unnumbered
ISBN 9781732098633
"Originally published in 1974 by the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Yvonne Rainer''s Work 1961-73 documents the artist''s landmark early works at the intersection of dance, performance, and art. The publication provides multifaceted insight into some of the artist''s most celebrated choreographic works, including Terrain (1962), Trio A (1966), Continuous Project-Altered Daily (1970), War (1970), Street Action (1970), and This is the story of a woman who … (1973), among many others. Assembled ostensibly as a survey, Work 1961-73 features a multitude of documentary forms, including scripts, excerpts from the artist''s notebooks, press reviews, correspondence, photographic documentation, literary ... [details]
illustrated wrappers
offset-printed
sewn bound
black-and-white
27.5 x 19.5 cm.
346 pp.
3000
signed and unnumbered
9781732098633
"Originally published in 1974 by the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Yvonne Rainer''s Work 1961-73 documents the artist''s landmark early works at the intersection of dance, performance, and art. The publication provides multifaceted insight into some of the artist''s most celebrated choreographic works, including Terrain (1962), Trio A (1966), Continuous Project-Altered Daily (1970), War (1970), Street Action (1970), and This is the story of a woman who … (1973), among many others. Assembled ostensibly as a survey, Work 1961-73 features a multitude of documentary forms, including scripts, excerpts from the artist''s notebooks, press reviews, correspondence, photographic documentation, literary ... [details]
objects: 1