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November/December 1979 issue of Journal. Guest edited by Carla Stellweg. Contents include: "Introduction," by Carla Stellweg (artwork by Leandro Katz); text contributions by Angel Kalenberg (with artwork by Ismael Vargas, Brian Nissen, Adolfo Riestra, José Cúneo, José Gurvich, and Leandro Katz); No-Grupo; Mirko Lauer (with artwork by Luis Frangella and Rafael Hastings); "Twelve Journey Plot About Levitation," by Rafael Hastings; "That Pseudo-Hyper Value," by Horacio Zabala (artwork by Sylvia Whitman Palacos); German Rubiano Caballero (artwork by Jonier Marin, José Urbach, Beatriz Gonzales); Jonier Marin; "Yauiti Marandua," by Regina Vater; Helio Oiticica; Juan Downey; Luis Camnitzer; "To Turn or the Art of Turning," by Marta Minujin; Fermin Fevre (artwork by Alvaro Barrios, Liliana Porter, Marcelo Bonevardi); Damaso Ogaz; "Our Problematic Answer to the Proposed Theorization About an (Artificial) Latin American Art," by G. ... [details]
"This book is a signpost, a marker of the critical recognition, seriousness, and sheer volume of output of artists' books... If the strength of the medium is judged by the contents of this book, artists' books are not likely to go away anytime soon. ... [details]
Special "digested" edition of Artists' Books. "This book is a signpost, a marker of the critical recognition, seriousness, and sheer volume of output of artists' books... If the strength of the medium is judged by the contents of this book, artists' books are not likely to go away anytime soon. ... [details]
"This book is a signpost, a marker of the critical recognition, seriousness, and sheer volume of output of artists' books... If the strength of the medium is judged by the contents of this book, artists' books are not likely to go away anytime soon. ... [details]
"This book is a signpost, a marker of the critical recognition, seriousness, and sheer volume of output of artists' books... If the strength of the medium is judged by the contents of this book, artists' books are not likely to go away anytime soon. ... [details]
