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4 Taxis. No. 12/13 : Madrid (Winter, Spring '87)
Michel Aphesbero and Danielle Colomine, editors
Bordeaux, France: M. Aphesbero. 1987
The publishers of this nomadic magazine generate the content for each issue through artist residencies in various countries. The format and contributors to each issue vary. In French. Contributors to this issue: Ramón Gómez de la Serna, Pierre Veilletet, José Luis Alvarez, Francisco Felipe Martinez, Maruja Mallo, Montenegro, María Gómez, Juan Uslé, Fernando Vijande, Zush, Sybilla, Juan Manuel Bonet, Fernando Claramunt, Victor Mendes, Bernard Marcadé, Gabinete Caligari, and Diego Manrique.
Category: Periodical
$30.00
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4 Taxis. No.38, Vol. 4
Michel Aphesbero and Danielle Colomine, editors
Bordeaux, France: Michel Aphesbero. 1983
This special 4 Taxis collaborative issue features cover art by Christian Boltanski and an international survey of new work, including an excerpt of Sophie Calle's chambermaid investigations as part of her work "Room 25".
The issue contains articles by Donald Albrecht, Louise Lewis, Beverly O'Neill, Robert Pincus and Lane Relya.
Category: Periodical
$20.00
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4 Taxis. No. 3/4
Folie Noire
Michel Aphesbero and Danielle Colomine, editors
Bordeaux, France: Michel Aphesbero
The publishers of this nomadic magazine generate the content for each issue through artist residencies in various countries. The format and contributors to each issue vary. In French. Contributors to this issue include: Francis Mériguet, Christine Bourel, Alain Lestié, Jean-François Cristoflour, Jean Le Gad, Pedro Bustos Domeq, Ortega and Gachet, Danielle Colomine, C.d.R., Jean Callens and Michel Rubio, Sergi Capellas, Claudia Salaris, Pablo Echaurren, Luigi Ontani, Martine Aballea, John Howell and Tony Mascatello, Steve Payne, and Mac Adams
Category: Periodical
$30.00
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4 Taxis no. 11. No. 11(spring '85)
Fads
Michel Aphesbero and Danielle Colomine, editors
Bordeaux, France: Michel Aphesbero. 1985
The publishers of this nomadic magazine generate the content for each issue through artist residencies in various countries. The format and contributors to each issue vary. In French. This issue, subtitled "Fads", lists the following features in its table of contents: "Buddy Holly's Plane Crash", "Charlie Parker & Bodoni", "Teen Angels, Milpitas, California", "Franklin Gothic and Otto Reutter 1912", "Pearl Beach, Stuff, Los Angeles", "Mitsukoshi, Tokyo", "Bonjour les amis", "Sony/NME", "Carl Andre Art Rite Cover, 1977", "The Shock Stuff, Tokyo", and three untitled pieces.
Category: Periodical
$30.00
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4 Taxis no. 9/10. No. 9/10 (spring '84)
Los Angeles
Michel Aphesbero and Danielle Colomine, editors
Bordeaux, France: Michel Aphesbero. 1984
The publishers of this nomadic magazine generate the content for each issue through artist residencies in various countries. The format and contributors to each issue vary. In French. Features in this issue include: "Urban Coyote" by Lewis McAdams, "Earthquake Bedroom" by Paul Fortune Fearon, "9's photographs" by Tim Street-Porter, "Bigas Luna, un catalan á Hollywood" by José Maria Marti, "Ma Banque" by Phillippe Garnier, "Way Down South in Dixie" by Bruce Joyner, and interviews with, works by, and profiles of Ed Ruscha, Gary Panter, Steve Samiof, and Chris Burden.
Category: Periodical
$40.00
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A Gathering of the Tribes. No. 10
Steve Cannon, editor
New York, NY: A Gathering of the Tribes Inc.. 2003
A magazine of art work, poetry, fiction, reviews, essays on the arts, and interviews with artists of all media from the pan-disciplinary, multi-cultural non profit organization, from the aptly named A Gathering of the Tribes.
Category: Periodical
$12.95
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A Prior Magazine. #10
Ana Torfs, Franciska Lambrechts, Daniel Robberechts
: VZW Mark. 2002
Issue #10 of A Prior features for the first time an extensive portfolio of Ana Torfs' versatile work from 1993-2003. Also includes essays by Jean Torrent, Dirk Lauwaert and Dirk Pultau.
Category: Periodical
$12.00
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Avalanche. No. 6 (Fall 1972)
[Vito Acconci Issue]
Liza Bear, editor
New York, NY: Avalanche. 1972
Avalanche was a New York–based art magazine founded and edited by Willoughby Sharp and Liza Béar from 1970 to 1976. The magazine was unique in its emphasis on the perspective of the artist rather than critics, focusing particularly on conceptual art, performance art, body art, minimalism and new forms then emerging in the United States and Europe. The magazine was notable for its rich photographic documentation of work known for its ephemeral nature.
The sixth issue is a special issue devoted to only the works of Vito Acconci. It features documentation of pieces such as Trademarks, Rubbing Piece, Waterways, Centers, Shadow Box, See Through, Prying, Seedbed, Sound Barrier, Memory Box (to name a few), descriptions of the pieces by the artist and a conversation between Liza Béar and the artist.
Category: Periodical
$200.00
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Acme Journal. Vol. 1, No. 3 (1994)
Joshua Decter and John Miller, editors
New York, NY: Acme Publishing. 1994
Acme Journal, a quarterly periodical extant from 1991–1994, functioned as a critical, non-profit journal on the arts, devoted to multi-ideological perspectives.
The third issue asks what "cultural permission" is, what we’re asking when we ask for it, why we ask for it, how money facilitates representation, and what leads to art-power/cultural authority, among many other things.
Contributors include Marius Babias, Dennis Balk, Susan Bee and Mira Schor, Douglas Blau, Kinshasha Holman Conwill, Michael Corris, Joshua Decter, G. Roger Denson, Stephen Dillemuth, Peter Fend, Thelma Golden, Kirby Gookin, Isabelle Graw, Howard Halle, Ronald Jones, Jutta Koether, Vasif Korthun, Jim Lewis, John Miller, Barbara and Howard Morse, Paul Myoda, Lois Nesbitt, Robert Nickas, David Pagel, David Reisman, Geno Rodriguez, Franklin Sirmins, Sidney Tillim, Laura Trippi, Sabine Vogel, Benjamin Weil, Olivier Zahm, and John Zinsser.
Category: Periodical
$15.00
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