Willats Steve Editor (4 results)

Card covers, stapled spine. Condition: Good. First Edition. 23 x 31cm 20pp good card-covered magazine. Extending the Social Function of Art The Foundations of a Practice for Today . Contained articles on ideology, observations on adjusting culture to practical function, the role of the critic, the Post-Partum Document, symbolic worlds and contextual reality. Highlights include Mary Kelly,Notes on Reading the Post-Partum Document and Stephen Willats, Between a Symbolic World and a Contextual Reality The Artwork as a Vehicle for Forwarding Counter-Consciousness.

Card-covers, stapled spine. Condition: Good. First Edition. 23 x 31cm good card-covered magazine, an ink squiggle to front cover, some minor marks to rear. According to the Editor: There was no editorial, the magazine specially requested invited artists to explain an actual project or work they had carried out, that looked for different solutions to new social functions for art. Issue Eight described work, projects linked to education, the Edinburgh Social Model Construction Project and notions of ideal types .Contributors to this issue: KEVIN LOLE A Work Involving Attention and Understanding. ERLING STEEN PETERSEN A Conceptual Outlin.STEPHEN WILLATS Meta Filter The Externalisation of Models in Art Practice. GERALD LAIN Hybrid. OHN STEZAKERIdeal Types and Utopias.

Card covers, stapled spine. Condition: Good. First Edition. 23 x 31cm 28pp good card-covered magazine. Self Organisation The Expression of Counter Consciousness. The issue contains writings on looking at buildings, counter consciousness, questions of paternity and femininity, the Artist s Political Work, and projects from London, California and Berlin. Contributors include Tony Rickaby, Stephen Willats, Mary Kelly.

Paperback. Book. 310 x 222 mm stapled in printed wraps. Text in English illus. b&w. Includes Jon Bird 'Ideology : A sign of The Times'; Peter Dunn and Loraine Leeson 'Adjusting culture to practical function : reflections and projections.; Jane Kelly ' Some observations on the role of the critic in art practice.'; Mary Kelly ' Notes on reading the Post Partum Document'; Stephen Willats ' Between a Symbolic World and a Contextual Reality.'. Edited by Stephen Willats Control is an iconic Artists' Periodical, published in London from 1965 onwards. Control is "purely.a magazine of art theory. In that sense it.presented texts by artists looking at the thinking behind their work" (Willats, Publishing Interventions, p2, as quoted in IN NUMBERS, p.129 PPP Editions, Switzerland, 2009). Condition: Light handling mark to cover, handling marks/ light soiling to back cover. Contents fine. Overall Very Good +.