artist books - multiples - prints

Marina Abramovic's very rare 'performance' book.

Artist book, limited to 500 copies, signed by Acconci on the final page.

'Much of Ader's small body of work employs an engaging sense of deadpan humour as well as an underlying travel narrative of sorts.

A crystalline example of the idea of a work of art as a book.

Edition of 200 numbered copies, signed by both artists on the inside front cover.

Artist book, signed by both artists on the inside front cover.

Unspecified edition of 200, unnumbered.

'Olivet Discourse' from Art & Language.

Artist book, published in an edition of 200 numbered copies, signed by both artists on verso of title page.

The complete series of both of Dietmar Kirves' art / media analyses with additional related manuscript material.

Artworker Foundation (ARFO) was a socio-cultural organisation founded by Hugo Heyrman in Antwerp in 1971.

One of the earliest and most important Conceptual Art printed ephemera.

Complete set of this important conceptual art magazine, published by Willoughby Sharp, edited by Elizabeth Béar.

This represents Baldessari's first artist book, presented in a hanging wall calendar format.

Baldessari is well known for using disparate elements of everyday life in his photographically generated works of art.

From the edition limited to 90 copies signed on the colophon by Baselitz and Rihm.

The poster reproduces the artist's voting card for the 1970 state election in Nordrhein-Westfalen in Germany.

The bag records the key tenets of the Organisation der Nichtwahler, fur freie Volksabstimmung (Non-voters organisation for a free referendum), which was founded by Beuys.

The majority of the wooden postcards remain unsigned and unnumbered.

Signed in pencil by Beuys across the front of the card.