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Denver: Springgun Press, 2014. First Edition. Near fine.. First printing of this small chapbook from the DC-based poet, containing a series of three-line variations, each including the title phrase. Wraps. Oblong 24mo. Wraps. Near fine. 51pp.

Berkeley: Tuumba Press, 1979. First Edition. Very good.. Tuumba 24, from the landmark series of chapbooks devoted (primarily) to the Language Poets, all letter-pressed and edited by Lyn Hejinian. Unpaginated. Wraps. 8vo. Publisher's printed wraps. Very good with touch of rubbing and some wear to edges. Else bright and sharp overall. Limited to an edition of 450, this number 113.

Chicago: Stephen Daiter Gallery, 2005. First Edition. Fine in a near fine jacket.. First printing of this collection of work by the legendary documentary photographer from throughout his career, with accompanying short texts by Karoly Kincses, Katy Homan, John Szarkowski, Dawoud Bey, David Travis, Billy Corgan, Martin Parr, John Gossage, Brendan Gill, and several others. Hardcover. Folio. Dark gray cloth blindstamped with Kertesz's signature. In photographic dust jacket. Fine in a near fine DJ. Very light creasing to one corner of jacket. Sharp and clean overall. 127pp. From an edition of 1000 copies.

Quebec: Museé du Quebec, 1998. First Edition. Very good.. Catalog accompanying a 1998 exhibition at the Museé du Quebec. Includes 88 black and white photographs, most taken in Canada and New England. Text in French, with English translations of photograph titles only. Essays by John R. Porter and Penny Cousineau; interview with Gagnon by Olivier Asselin. Includes a list of works and bibliography. Wraps. Oblong 8vo. 9'' by 10.5'' approx. Green pictorial wraps. Original price sticker to rear cover. Bright, clean interior 141pp. Very good.

np: np, [196-]. Very good.. Brief comic discussing science from a radical-left perspective,with the only authorial information being the name Bob Maier on final leaf. As the former collector notes on front, Bob Maier also contributed to a 1968 issue of the anarchist/situationist magazine BLACK & RED, published in Kalamazoo, MI by Fredy Perlman and others. The comic consists of pictures of scientists, with Marxian speech bubbles added; e.g. "If a scientist is to be a good observer, one must observe reality - never, never change reality. Changing reality must be left to the 'experts,' i.e., AUTHORITY." Scarce; OCLC finds two copies: one at Michigan State, and another at Northwestern. Wraps. 8vo. Unbound self wraps - two folded sheets. Very good. Moderate toning, surface creasing, and handling wear. Collector's penciled notations to front cover. Else clean and unmarked. [8] pp.

Berkeley: Tuumba Press, 1982. First Edition. Very good.. Tuumba 37, from the landmark series of chapbooks devoted (primarily) to the Language Poets, all letter-pressed and edited by Lyn Hejinian. Unpaginated. Wraps. 8vo. Publisher's printed wraps. INSCRIBED by Inman to Bernard Welt, "For Bernie,/a "signed copy," though printed,/ because my longband's terrible, etc--/From Pete.". Very good with touches of wear to edges. Else bright and sharp overall. Limited to an edition of 450, this number 410.

Berkeley: Tuumba Press, 1982. First Edition. Very good.. Tuumba 37, from the landmark series of chapbooks devoted (primarily) to the Language Poets, all letter-pressed and edited by Lyn Hejinian. Unpaginated. Wraps. 8vo. Publisher's printed wraps. Very good with touches of wear to edges. Else bright and sharp overall. Limited to an edition of 450, this number 148.

Boston: (Alan Davies), 1976. First edition. Very good.. Third issue of this poetry magazine, featuring work by Bernadette Mayer, Ron Silliman, Ted Greenwald, Barrett Watten, and others. 11'' x 8.5''. Original side-stapled pictorial wrappers. A bit of edgewear, creasing to upper corner.

Chicago: Big Table Books, 1969. First Edition. Near Fine.. First edition (simultaneous with hardcover) of Carroll's first collection of verse, including the 5'-tall fold-out poem "Ode to Severn Darden About Angels, the Common Cold, Nuclear Disarmament and Popcorn." Paperback. 8vo. Stiff pictorial wraps. Near fine. Trace rubbing and edgewear. Else clean, bright, and sharp. 78pp.

[Berkeley]: Oyez, 1977. First Edition. Fine.. First printing, review copy, of this attractive collection of verse from Canan, from the California poetry press. Wraps. 16mo. Perfect-bound printed wraps. About fine. Review copy with slip laid in. Interior bright, crisp, and clean throughout. Binding tight. 60pp.

Roermond, Holland: A. H. van der Sluys, 1993. First edition. Near fine.. First edition of this book of candid photos sent to the author by skinheads from around Europe and Australia, a scarce record of the movement as it relates to the Oi! and ska music genres. "We want to emphasize that this book is non-political," notes the introduction somewhat optimistically. These personal photos show a variety of skinheads at concerts, out and about, and even playing with their children. Unusual on the market. 8.25'' x 5.75''. Original black and white pictorial wrappers. Illustrated in black and white. 68 pages. Mild bumping to spine ends. Else bright and tight.

Bensenville, IL: [Douglas Blazek], 1965. First Edition. Near fine.. Second issue of this magazine edited by Blazek with contributions from d.a. levy, Charles Bukowski, Steve Richmond, Harold Norse, Larry Eigner, Walter Lowenfeld, and several others, along with book reviews, essays on the state of contemporary poetry, etc. A gorgeous production. Wraps. 8vo. Saddle-stapled wraps. Very near fine with a bit of light handling wear to rear cover. Sharp, crisp, and clean throughout. Printed mimeo on variously colored pages. Unpaginated.

Bensenville, IL: The Limo Press, 1964. First Edition. Near fine.. First issue of this poetry magazine edited by Blazek, with two poems by Charles Bukowski and extended remarks about him by Blazek in the magazine's introduction/manifesto. Other contributors include Judson Crews, Ron Offen, Marvin Malone, and R.R. Cuscaden. Printed mimeo throughout on yellow paper. A lovely edition. Front cover notes the mag is "For Poets Only." Wraps. 8vo. Saddle-stapled wraps with hand-colored shape on front cover. Very near fine condition with some light wrinkling to rear wrapper. Remarlably sharp, clean throughout. Unpaginated. From an edition of 400 copies, this no. 215.

London: Omphalos and Sub 71, 1970. First Edition. Very good.. First issue of this British situationist journal. Includes an introduction by the editor, along with three essays: Eduardo Rothe's "The Conquest of Space in the Time of Power," Vaneigem's "Masters Without Slaves," and Roger Langlais' "The End of the Christian Era." The introduction begins: "A revolutionary publication does not treat its readers as passive consumers, but as potential revolutionaries who appropriate and supercede in practice the critique it makes." OCLC finds three copies. Wraps. Small 4to. Saddle-stapled pictorial wraps. Very good. Mild bleaching to wraps; light edgewear. Interior clean and unmarked throughout. 24pp.

(Berkeley): (Chris Shutes), 1983. First Edition. Fine.. Pamphlet from this Bay Area pro-situationist stalwart, printing several of his essays. Titles include "Berkeley isn't ripe; it's rotten," "1001 ways to avoid confronting the fact that you are a worker," and "Consumption of reform and reform of consumption: it's natural, man." The book's title is a reference to the key Situationist International text DE LA MISÈRE EN MILIEU ÉTUDIANT, often translated as ON THE POVERTY OF STUDENT LIFE. Four copies found in OCLC. [Ford 214]. Wraps. 8vo. Saddle-stapled wraps. About fine. Bright, clean, and sharp inside and out. 52pp.

(Cherry Valley, NY): Cherry Valley Editions, 1974. First Edition. Fine.. Lovely small-run (250 copies) edition of poems printed on lunchbag-style paper. Wraps. Small 8vo. Kraft paper. Saddle-stapled wraps. Fine. Crisp, clean, and fresh, inside and out. Unpaginated.

[Berkeley]: np, 1970. First Edition. Very good.. Published anonymously by Ken Knabb and others, including Isaac Cronin, under the name Council for the Eruption of the Marvelous. Throughout 1970, the group produced this and several pamphlets; the present work is illustrated throughout with drawings, and typographically laid out like poetry. "We see subversion as a sort of phenomenological scalpel, cutting through the surface of the spectacle of the commodity & bringing to light all the most subtle presuppositions on which the society is based." OCLC finds only one copy. Wraps. 8vo. Saddle-stapled pictorial wraps. Very good. Moderate toning, touches of soil, and handling wear to wraps. Interior clean throughout, though lightly creased throughout. 16pp.

(New York): (Exit Art), 1983. First edition. Very good.. Rare signed portfolio documenting Hsieh's third extended performance piece, a full year in New York City spent outside shelter of any kind (save for 15 hours inside a police station courtesy of the NYPD), issued in conjunction with an installation at Franklin Furnace. Each of Hsieh's one-year performances was preceded by a written statement of intent and documented with notes, on film, and in photographs, as his long endurance of his chosen conditions progressed: "In the same way that the images offer an apocalyptic view of the world, they show us the survivor hero who managed to endure the penalties of his circumstances" (Ingberman). Hsieh's first two performances required only personal and artistic discipline and the cooperation of one assistant - staying inside a constructed cell in his own studio and punching a time clock every hour, respectively. This third performance, his so-called 'Outdoor Piece,' was also an experiment in restriction… Ler mais

Amsterdam: Stedelijk Museum, 1969. First edition. Near fine.. Scarce catalogue of the 1969 exhibition of Arte Povera and Conceptual Art, less known but as innovative and groundbreaking as the same year's more-mythologized "When Attitudes Become Form," and similarly an expression of its own curator's personality and vision. "Op Losse Schroeven" and "When Attitudes Become Form" were conceived, planned, and exhibited more or less concurrently, but independently: Stedelijk Museum director de Wilde, though supervising one curator and friendly with the other, apparently shared no information in either direction despite considerable overlap in vision. If the curators were not well informed on their peer's progress, those artists invited to participate in both exhibitions were: one of those artists, Ger van Elk, "made the curious suggestion that the physical similarity of the two men - each was solidly built, bearded and bohemian in style - made it interesting for an artist to work with them both, as their… Ler mais

Washington DC: Open 24 Hours, 1995. First Edition. Very good.. Computer-printed poetry mag featuring work from Hoa Nguyen, M. Kettner, Bill Tuttle, Jeff Conant, Mary Burger, Brett Evans, Sheila Murphy and others. Wraps. 4to. Side-stapled in wraps. Some dampstains, soil to wraps. Interior clean and bright. Very good. 55pp.