Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held January 14, 1971. With a text by Richard Hamilton and an exhibition checklist. Text in English and Italian documenting the works "Kent State," "Solomon R Guggenheim," and "Portrait of the Artist Francis Bacon. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at Studio Marconi, Milan, in 1990. Texts by Flaminio Gualdoni and Richard Hamilton in parallel English and Italian. Includes biographies and a chronology. [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held December, 1972. Includes biography of the artist. With a full color centerfold. Texts in Italian and English documenting "The Critic Laughs," "Book of Instructions (The Critic Laughs)," "Chicago Project," "Soft Pink Landscape," "Propositions," and "Five Tires Abandoned. ... [details]
![Man Ray [Je n'ai jamais peint un tableau recent]](/objects/images/s20588.jpg "Man Ray [Je n'ai jamais peint un tableau recent]")
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held April - May, 1969. Includes a folded poster featuring thumbnails and descriptions of the work in the exhibition. Also includes a post card of Man Ray's "Fer Rouge," 1966, a card with text, and a cover card all housed within a clear plastic envelope. ... [details]
Four separate 4-page pamphlets enclosed in folder. "Ennesima has three elements : writing, image and time. The writing here is eschewing all communication, retains nothing but its appearance and describes nothing but itself. ... [details]
Reference text of essays on design, art, theater, architecture, music, cinema, poetry, and related subjects, compiled for Studio Marconi from 1966 - 1976. Edited by Paola Bellotti. Contributors include Giulio Carlo Argan, Gianni Contessi, Gillo Dorfles, Arturo Carlo Quintavalle, Goffredo Fofi, Franco Quadri, Giacomo Manzoni, Ugo Carrega, Flavio Caroli, Roberto Cerati, Vincenzo Accame, Alcide Paolini, Oreste Del Buono, Giorgio Bocca, Mario Perazzi, Gianni Emilio Simonetti, Natalia Aspesi, Gianni Brera, Pier Aldo Rovatti, Elvio Fachinelli, Umberto Eco, and Mario Lodi. ... [details]
