Ulrichs Tim (4 results)

Softcover, 120 pages; in German; very good condition, light rubbing to covers; no internal marks. Foreign shipping may be extra.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Vol 4 Number One. Slim quarto. Mimeograph printed by d. a. levy. Two stapled textblocks, mimeographed rectos only, glued together at the gutter between two leaves (one being a great color flyer for the Music Grotto, "Cleveland's first psychedelic record shop"), with a newsprint spine and cover glued on at both shoulders. Illustrated with the aforementioned flyer, two leaves of appropriated Cleveland art cinema flyers, and an original two-color silkscreen: "you can have your fucking city bak." Newsprint tanned and offset onto the first page, newsprint spine with loss and tiny tears, and the lower wrap soiled; the staples have pulled through at the leaf joining the two texblocks, i.e. the issue is now essentially two sound, stapled textblocks conjoined by a nearly perished newsprint spine. A very good copy of a magazine featuring some truly excellent concrete poems by T. L. Kryss, rjs (Robert J. Sigmund), and levy ("The Saundaryalahari; or, Flood of Beauty"), as well as poems by rolla rieder, jiri valoch, and the artist timm ulrichs, and two essays on Yoga by Walter Evans-Wentz. "goddamnit LOVE PREVAILS this issue is for 'DARCY JUSTINE.'" Taylor and Horvath P-157. Uncommon.

Condition: Very good + / Near Fine. Rubber Vol.3, No.4 no.6, Aart van Barneveld (ed.), Rubber Stamp Publications (An Index), April June 1980, 235 x 160 mm. Various artists. Over 200 artist books by various Rubber associated artists are listed and pictured throughout in black and white. Artists include: Anna Banana, Peter Below, George Brecht, Stanley Brouwn, Paulo Bruscky, Ulises Carrion, Marie C. Combs, Ray DiPalma, Leonhard Frank Duch, Claudio Goulart, Davi Det Hompson, Hetty Huisman, Robert Jacks, J.H, Kocman, Geza Perneczky, Pawel Petasz, Dieter Roth, Willy Scholte, Elsa Stansfield, Gabor Toth, Tim Ulrichs. Condition: Very good + / Near Fine.

84 x 59 cm, Zustand A. Vom Künstler Tim Ulrich signiert. Reprint des Originals von 1975; Demonstration als «Sandwich-Man» mit Blindenstock und Armbinde auf dem Internationalen Kunstmarkt in Köln. 1100 gr. Schlagworte: Plakate - Kunst, Plakate - Ausstellungen.