13 Documents

A collection of 13 documents relating ot the activities of the Israeli conceptualist Michael Druks. Painter, sculptor, and conceptual video, performance and installation artist, Michael Druks was one of the most active and important Israeli artists in the international avant-garde scene of the 70s. Includes: Invitation to ‘playbox amsterdam’ at De Appel, May 1975 (212 x 200 mm); CAYC mail-out sheet about Michael Druks, 1977 (218 x 273 mm); Michael Druks, Everybody’s own yard: a photographic study, Whitechapel Gallery exhibition catalogue, London, 1976 (Booklet, 210 x 298 mm); Invitation to Michael Druks: Punishments, 14 – 25 May 1974 at In Out Centre (137 x 100 mm); Internationaal Cultureel Centrum Brochure, 1975 (109 x 209 mm); Affidavit: idea, process, document at the Gallery House London, 30 Nov – 17 Dec 1972 (Brochure, 103 x 208 mm); Michael Druks, Touch – Attention – Perception, 1977, (Book, 166 x 168 mm); Micahel Druks: Territory, Neue Galerie Sammlung Ludwig, Aachen, c. 1970s, (Poster, 296 x 420 mm); Whitechapel Art Gallery Poster, 26 February – 4 April 1976 (296 x 418 mm); Michael Druks: flexible geography and location piece, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford 2 June – 1 July 1973 (Folded card, 111 x 179 mm); Michael Druks, Is Sony a Name of a Person?, 1975, (Work, 335 x 69 mm); Jan Debbaut (ed.), Michael Druks: Systeem –Beeld – Identiteit, Internationaal Cultureel Centrum, Antwerpen, 17 May – 15 June 1975 (Folio with collection of documents, 214 x 299 mm); Michael Druks, Two Slide Works / 35 Yards / Flexible Geography, PMJ Self Gallery, October 28 – 31, London, 1975, (Poster, 298 x 416 mm). More information on original photographic works by Michael Druks is available from William Allen Word & Image. Overall Condition: VG+. …