Deumens Johan (6 results)

Large 4to, soft cover, illustrated, 20 p. Enclosed list of contributors and their contribution In fine condition. K1.

Vouwblad met tekst en illustraties in kleur. Als stofomslag een vouwblad van spinnenwebpapier, bedrukt met blauwe tekst.

Illus. Unpaginated. 12mo, printed wrappers, staple-bound. Amsterdam: 2006. Scarce bookseller catalogue. Fine.

Illus. (some in color). Unpaginated. 12mo, printed wrappers, staple-bound. Amsterdam: 2006. One of 1000 copies, scarce bookseller catalogue. Fine.

Groningen, Centrum Beeldende Kunsten, 1991, 1st ed., 56,(16) pag., illustrations, original giltlettered clothbacked decorated boards, small quarto (17 x 20 cm.). = Rare catalogue published in conjunction with the exhibition at Groningen's Centrum Beeldende Kunst, organized by the Haarlem-based bookgallerist Johan Deumens. Contains essays by Anne Moeglin-Delcroix and Johan Deumens, and further contributions by Frans Baake, Guy Bleus, Michael Buthe, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Sjoerd Hofstra, Christine & Irene Hohenbuchler, Alfred Kocman, Per Jonas, Roland Sips, Corrie van de Vendel/ Hayo van Gemerden, Hans Waanders, and Giuseppe Zevola. The texts are all translated into English on the final 16 pages.Ulises Carrión (Mexico, 1941-1989) was a very influential visual artist, bookseller, publisher and distributor, archivist, book artist, theorist of artists' books (or "bookworks"), editor of avant-garde periodicals, curator of exhibitions, video artist and orchestrator of social experiments.…

Black & white illus. 56, [16] pp. Oblong 4to (170 x 201 mm.), green cloth-backed pictorial boards. Groningen: Centrum Beeldende Kunst, 1991. Scarce catalogue published in conjunction with an exhibition at Groningen's Centrum Beeldende Kunst, organized by the bookdealer Johan Deumens. With essays by Anne Moeglin-Delcroix and Deumens, and contributions by Frans Baake, Guy Bleus, Michael Buthe, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Sjoerd Hofstra, Christine & Irene Hohenbuchler, Alfred Kocman, Per Jonas, Roland Sips, Corrie van de Vendel/Hayo van Gemerden, Hans Waanders, and Giuseppe Zevola. The texts are all translated into English on the final 16 pages. In 1980, with Juan J. Agius's Da Costa Editions, Carrión had published a bookwork in an edition of 15 copies under the same title as the present exhibition. This catalogue mimics that bookwork's binding. Near fine copy; some foxing to the top edge. WorldCat records copies at the Getty, Museum of Modern Art (NY), New York Public Library, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Clark Art Institute, and School of the Art Institute of Chicago.…