Ephemera

Matthew Marks Gallery, New York, 2002 Fold-out invitation to poster from the Matthew Marks exhibition 3 May-21 June 2002 showing an image of a Brice Marden painting in his studio. A small bit of handwritting on the back, otherwise fine. . Invitation/Poster. Near Fine. more information

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Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles CA, 1967 A great piece of ephemera for the true Man Ray enthusiast! Five loose cards inside a handsomely designed graphic folder announcing the 1967 publication of three new prints by Man Ray with Los Angeles printing house Gemini. One card introduces the project, another serves as an order form, and the final three reproduce the images offered. The enclosing folder shows a handsome negative silhouette of a hand with the stencilled name "MAN RAY". Additionally laid in is a folded typewritten note signed by Sidney Felsen (co-founder of Gemini) offering the brochure to a potential client, with a promise for forthcoming brochures on Ben Shahn and Robert Rauschenberg projects. The brochure and enclosed cards are in sharp, clean and crisp condition.. more information

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Matthew Marks Gallery, New York, 2003 Eight 6" x 4 1/4" postcards in a vellum envelope. Very minor discoloration to the adhesive part of the vellum envelope. Distributed during the exhibition at the Matthew Marks Gallery, New York NY from 4 February-12 April 2003. . Postcards. Fine Condition. more information

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Coe Kerr Gallery, Inc., New York NY, 1976 Tri-fold brochure with three illustrations 2 in color. The cover illustration is a black and white photograph of the two artists, with the two other images being their work. One page dedicated to the discussion on how the two artists met with a small paragraph from Warren Adelson, Director of the Coe Gallery. Slight wear to the black edges, otherwise fine. This brochure was published on the occasion of the exhibition from June 3-July 9, 1976. Interesting piece of exhibition ephemera. . Brochure. Very Good. more information

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Laurence King Publishers, London , 2008 224 pp.. Designed and compiled by international design studio FL@33 the book features more than 100 artists illustrators, photographers, and designers. Includes a collector's set of 20 specially commissioned postcards from some of the biggest names in the business. . Cloth. Fine Condition/No Jacket, As Issued. more information

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Art and Language Foundation, New York, 1976 Stiff grey chipboard wrappers with blue stamping on spine and cover. Light spotting to covers and sunning to spine consistent with low cost materials used in production. Interior pages printed on newsprint are beginning to brown at the edges, but in remarkably clean condition for the quality of the paper and its age. Small surface loss to front cover, lower edge, perhaps where a previous price label was removed. Published by the New York branch of the intellectual and remarkably influential British group Art & Language that included Sarah Charlesworth, Joseph Kosuth, Paul Woods, Ian Burn, and a host of others, this short lived magazine sought to bridge the gaps between art, culture, intellect, politics, and society, and to activate discussion between artists and the wider culture. Occasionally paginated and illustrated, but always fascinating. Approximately 175 pages. Glue binding, now with Mylar protective cover.. Wrappers. more information

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Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia PA, 2007 Eight page accordion-style brochure with ten illustrations in color. A large essay by the curator of contemporary art, Alex Baker. Published on the occasion of the exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia PA from October 13, 2006-January 28, 2007. Exhibition for rarely exhibited works from Robert Ryman's personal collection. . Brochure. Fine Condition. more information

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Unpaginated, 8 B&W photographs. n.d. Stylish piece of ephemera issued from Barneys in New York. Previous owners address printed on back, otherwise fine. Photographs incl. Linda Evangelista posed with Kyle Maclachlan, Grant Show, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Gregory Hines, Val Kilmer, Tony Bennett and the actor, Fred Ward. . Wrappers. Fine Condition. more information

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The Menil Collection, Houston TX, 1998 Unpaginated (15 pp), 15 illustrations in color. A brochure handed out during the 1998 retrospective from the three Houston, Texas museums exhibiting the works during this massive retrospective, The Menil Collection, Contemporary Arts Museum, and The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. . Brochure. Fine Condition. more information

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1971 Limited to an edition of 1500, this slim, but handsomely designed and exceptionally accessible bibliography of what has become one of the country's top repositories for art and literature is a beautiful, handy volume. 55 pages, lavishly illustrated, paper covered boards in fine condition save for a minor bump to the front board at the top edge. . First Edition. Cloth. Fine Condition. more information

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The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, 1981 Two sided, six page brochure with 7 B&W illustrations, 1 B&W photograph of the artist. Slight discoloration with a touch of wear to the edge, otherwise fine. Includes aknowledgments and essay by Barbara Haskell, curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Also, a selected lexicon of symbols, checklist of exhibition and chronology. Published on the occasion of the exhibition from October 7-December 13, 1981.. Brochure. Near Fine. more information

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