"For over a decade, Granary Books has brought together bookmakers, writers and artists to explore visual / verbal relations and the spirit of independent publishing. With a foreword by Charles Bernstein and an introduction by publisher Steven Clay, When Will the Books Be Done? features complete lists and descriptions of nearly 100 artists' books, writer / artists collaborations and books of theory pertaining to books, writing and publishing. ... [details]
Essays from Art & Language : Re-Reading the Boundless Book. Edited by Charles Alexander. Includes contributions from Dick Higgins, Steven Clay, Johanna Drucker, Charles Bernstein, Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. ... [details]
An artists' book and poetry collaboration between Tuttle and Bernstein featuring special element of 6 circular pages folded in fourths and sewn into binding. Parallel English and German texts including an essay by Wolfgang Becker. [details]
Magazine of New Music. Essays: "Edito," by Iris Brooks; "Animated Rhythms Tunes for Toons," by Neil Strauss; "Scoring in the Studio," by Richard Einhorn; "Bach to the Future: Glenn Gould's Contraptual Radio," by Nancy Canning; "New Faces, Sofia Gubaidulina," interview by Jody Dalton; "Private Ear," by Howard Mandel; "Following in Barishnikov's Footsteps: The Sound Art of Vannessa Ament," by Richard Kadrey; "Musical Mosaics: Film Composer Wendy Blackstone Breaks the Mold," interview by Howard Mandel; "Mark Isham: This Side of Paradise," by Brad Balfour; "David Fanshawe: Musical Mariner," interview by R. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue / checklist published in conjunction with benefit show and sale held November 1 - 16, 1985. Artists include John Ahearn, Ida Applebroog, Alice Aycock, Joseph Beuys, Mike Bidlo, Billy Copley, Elaine de Kooning, Willem de Kooning, Jane Dickson, Stefan Eins, Mimi Gross, Hans Haacke, David Hammons, Jenny Holzer, Rebecca Howland, Komar & Melamid, Joseph Kosuth, Lady Pink, Roy Lichtenstein, Allan McCollum, Paul McMahon, Marilyn Minter, Joseph Nechvatal, Claes Oldenburg, Tom Otterness, Larry Rivers, Walter Robinson, Tim Rollins & K. ... [details]
"This issue focusses on the work of ten poets whose productions can be positioned in the vicinity of 'language poetry' ... Generator provides a forum for the presentation, intersection, and cross-fertilization of works of visual and language poetry. ... [details]
Spring issue IV of the quarterly publication. Edited by Madeleine Burnside and Andrew Kelly, this issue features works by Charles Bernstein, Luis Camnitzer, Lyn Hejinian, Douglas Huebler, Tom Mandel, and Geoff Young. ... [details]
Collection of poetry. Contents: "My Life as a Monad," by Bernstein; "The Sun is so..." by DiPalma, Andrews, Silliman; "1794 Fall of Robespierre..." by Silliman and DiPalma; "It is a Five-Pointed Star. ... [details]
Issue number 5 of M/E/A/N/I/N/G. Edited by Susan Bee and Mira Schor. With written contributions by Emma Amos, Cay Bahnmiller, Lillian Ball, Susan Bee, Charles Bernstein, Nancy Bowen, Daryl Chin, Arthur C. ... [details]
Issue edited by Bice Curiger. Contents include: "Richard Hawkins: Infinitely Desired," by Philipp Kaiser; "The Best-Laid Plans: On Accidentally Not Reading Tomma Abts," by Suzanne Hudson; "Some Similarities," a conversation between Tomma Abts and Vincent Fecteau; "Choosing to Choose," by Jan Verwoert; "In Your Eyes," by Johanna Burton; "The Paperwork of the Poor," by Elisabeth Lebovici; "Different Subjects, Same Terrain," by Lynne Cooke; "Crystal Futures," by Maria Gough; "Medium-Message," by Julien Fronsacq; "For a Set of Abandoned Futures," by John Miller; "Is Art Criticism Fifty Years Behind Poetry?" by Charles Bernstein; "Ei Arakawa: A Non-Administrative Performance Mystery," by Josef Strau; "Cumulus America," by Jens Hoffmann; "Cumulus Europa," by Hans Rudolf Reust; and "Balkon," by Philip Ursprung. ... [details]