Anthology of poetry and prose edited by Bill Berkson, with contributions by Berkson, Joe Brainard, James Schuyler, William Burroughs, Kenneth Koch, Anne Waldman, Gerard Malanga, Pierre Reverdy, Jim Brodey, Larry Fagin, Robert Creeley, Carter Ratcliff, Harry Mathews, Trevor Winkfield, Sotere Torregian, David Shapiro, Tony Towle, Lewis Warsh, Thomas M. ... [details]
Single sided postcard / announcement published in conjunction with presentation of films by Gerard Malanga at Film-Makers' Cinematheque, located at 80 Wooster Street, on June 13, 14, 1968. Recto features image of Malanga by the grave stone dedicated "To the Memory of Joseph Severn, Devoted friend and death-bed companion of John Keats" in Rome. ... [details]
"Andy Warhol," Summer 1967 issue edited by Gerard Malanga. Contents include: "Interview with Jack Smith," by Malanga; "The Superstar; An Interview with Mario Montez," by Gary McColgen; "Letter to an Unknown Woman Namely Jack smith," by Ondine; "Papal References," by H. ... [details]
Flyer / poster published in conjunction with an installation by Barbara Rubin which included a series of screenings and performances by invited artists, held in New York City, February 18 - March 2, [1967]. ... [details]
Book composed of poetic texts by Gerard Malanga individually paired with black-and-white film stills from 54 of Andy Warhol's "Screen Tests" with Paul America, John Ashbery,Benedetta Barzini, Timothy Baum, Marisa Berenson, Ted Berrigan, Anne Buhanan, Debbie Caen, Daniel Patrick Cassidy, Jr. ... [details]
Announcement for screening of Andy Warhol's Underground New York Live, with films starring Edie Sedgwick, Gerard Malanga, and Billy Linich and The Velvet Underground and Nico, held March 9, 1966. [details]
Three sheets promoting a reading by Gerard Malanga at the Folklore Center, held on January 31, 1966. Illustrated sheet features stills from Andy Warhol's file "Black Tie" with image of Malanga and Deborah Caen. ... [details]
Periodical edited by Jerome Rothenberg and David Antin. Number 1 texts by Antin, Rothenberg, Carol Berge, Paul Blackburn, Robert Bly, Charles Bukowski, Philip Corner, Robert Duncan, George Economou, Theodore Enslin, Kathleen Fraser, Allen Ginsberg, Dick Higgins, Anselm Hollo, David Ignatow, Jess, Robert Kelly, Frank Kuenstler, Denise Levertov, Jackson Mac Low, Gerard Malanga, Neil Myers, Rochelle Owens, Carolee Schneemann, Armand Schwerner, James Tenney. ... [details]
Handbill / flyer for screening held at Cafe Au Go Go on January 10, [1965] of Mario Montez staring as "Harlot" with Gerard Malanga, Philip Fagan, Carol Koshinskie and introducing "White Pussy." Sound track by Ronnie Travel, Harry Fainlight and Billy Linich. [details]
Issue number five of the journal "Art and Literature," edited by John Ashbery, Anne Dunn, Rodrigo Moynihan, and Sonia Orwell. Contents include "A Selection from 'The Venice Letters,'" by Fr. Rolfe, Baron Corvo; "The Feast of Love," by Virgil Thomson; "Poems: 'In the Wood' and 'Ballade,'" by Boris Pasternak; "Poems: 'from Laborintus' and 'from Erotopaegnia,'" by Edoardo Sanguineti; "Narcissus Pseudonarcissus," by Elio Pagliarani; "Poems: 'When I Saw the Willow,' "Grey Clearings are Kindled,' 'from Birthday,' 'from Predilections,'" by Alfredo Giuliani; "Pop Art and Non-Pop Art," by Robert Rosenblum; "Beautiful and Interesting," by Larry Rivers and David Hockney; "The New American Modern Dance," by Jill Johnston; "from 'The Red Robins,'" by Kenneth Koch; "Can we Talk," by Donald Barthelme; "Poems: 'Two Voices,' 'I See the Far,' 'Song of the Golden Gayboy,' and 'Summer to Winter,'" by Soteré Torregian; "Poems: 'Arch Romance in an Orchard,' 'Telegram for Love in Tradition,' 'Apprentice Clockmaker-Clockmaker Abroad,' 'The Two Cronies,' 'Night and Day,' 'Cameos of Philosophy,' 'The Lady in the Avenue of Love,'" by G. ... [details]