The 1966 paperback edition of the illustrated anthology of the fourteen most significant Happenings with working scripts, descriptions of the productions, and comments by the artists on their work. Written and edited by Michael Kirby. ... [details]
Monographic issue of the periodical Fantazaria dedicated to the work of Roy Lichtenstein. Edited by Alberto Boatto and Giordano Falzoni. Essays by Alberto Boatto, Maurizio Calvesi, Filiberto Menna, Max Kozloff, Ellen H. ... [details]
Set of ten publications and documents of the formation of Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) and their projects. Includes: a three page press release announcing the alliance between E.A.T. and the American Foundation on Automation and Employment, Inc. ... [details]
Nov/Dec 1966 issue of Reporter Magazine published by Bell Telephone Laboratories for it's employees, edited by Bob Wolfenbarger. Featuring a cover story "The Switched-On Theater..." an article on "Nine Evenings: Theater and Engineering," held at the 69th St. ... [details]
Four page press release issued by Ruder & Finn Incorporated on behalf of Experiments in Art & Technology Inc. (E.A.T.) to promote Nine Evenings: Theater and Engineering, held October 13 - 23, 1966 at the 69th Regiment Armory, New York. ... [details]
Mimeographed flyer published in conjunction with Kirtan (chanting) festivities at Tompkins Square Park, New York City, October 9th and 16th. The flyer encourages people to practice "Krishna Consciousness," Hare Krishna chanting, and to join The International Society for Krishna Consciousness, Inc. ... [details]
Poster / announcement published in conjunction with show held April 26 - May 21, [1966]. [details]
A stunning chap-book containing scripts for Oldenburg's performance "Injun," and three additional performances which were not produced. Note that Oldenburg is clear that he produced "performances," not "happenings," as espoused by both popular press and other artists in the 1960s. [details]
Exhibition announcement published in conjunction with show held November 29, 1966 - January 5, 1967. The artist's last name appears first spelled backwards, then forwards in graduated block letters. On the verso are charts, diagrams and mathematical data relating to works in the exhibition. [details]
Accordion folded brochure published in conjunction with show held at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, in 1966. Curated and with a text by WIlliam H. Gerdts. Artists included Robert Arnason, Nell Blaine, George Brecht, William Brice, Robert Dash, Richard Diebenkorn, Jane Freilicher, Paul Georges, Michael Goldberg, Red Grooms, Geoffrey Hendricks, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, Walter Murch, Claes Oldenburg, Felix Pasilis, Fairfield Porter, James Rosenquist, Paul Thek, Wayne Thiebaud, George Wardlaw, Andy Warhol, Robert Watts, James Weeks, Tom Wesselmann, and Manoucher Yektai. [details]
