"DO-IT-YOURSELF" is a kit containing paper, pencil, stencil, overhead transparency, diagrams and complete instructions for one work each by JESSICA DIAMOND, SOL LEWITT, and LAWRENCE WEINER. In a good-humored way, "DO-IT-YOURSELF" captures the essence of conceptual art. ... [details]
Two volume exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with the show "10th Tokyo Biennale", held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Gallery, May 10 - May 30, 1970; Kyoto Municipal Art Museum, Kyoto, June 6 - June 28, 1970; Aichi Prefectural Art Gallery, Nagoya, July 15 - July 26, 1970; and Fukuoka Prefectural Culture House, Fukuoka, August 11 - August 16, 1970. ... [details]
Issue number four of the quarterly periodical Avalanche, published Spring 1972. Cover featuring Lawrence Weiner. Contents: "Rumbles," featuring Bill Beckley, Marcel Duchamp, Daniel Buren and Hanne Darboven; "Jackie Winsor: An Interview," by Liza Béar; "Sol LeWitt: Page Drawings"; "Howard Fried: The Cheshire Cat," by Liza Béar; "Alice Aycock: Four 36-38 Exposures"; "Stanley Brouwn: Steps"; "Franz Erhard Walther: First Workset"; "Hanne Darboven: Words"; "Walter de Maria" ; "Lawrence Weiner at Amsterdam," by Willoughby Sharp. ... [details]
Sol LeWitt's first artist's book. Publication contains schematic drawings by LeWitt of three stacked cubes showing variations based on open sides with related alphanumeric numbering system used to execute the sequences. [details]
Poster published in conjunction with exhibition which opened February 3, 1968. [details]
Poster / exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held October 26 - November 20, 1974. Includes definitions of geometric principals such as finding the location of a rectangle as well as a drawing titled "Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes". ... [details]
Monograph devoted to indexing announcement cards by Sol LeWitt from the collection of Paolo Credi. Includes short texts by Credi and David Senior in English and Italian. Contents of books chiefly illustrations of announcements in chapters devoted to text based cards, grids and projects, colours, and structures. [details]
![Carl Andre Robert Barry Douglas Huebler Joseph Kosuth Sol LeWitt Robert Morris Lawrence Weiner [aka : The Xerox Book, aka : Andre / Barry / Huebler / Kosuth / LeWitt / Morris / Weiner]](/objects/images/s4550.jpg "Carl Andre Robert Barry Douglas Huebler Joseph Kosuth Sol LeWitt Robert Morris Lawrence Weiner [aka : The Xerox Book, aka : Andre / Barry / Huebler / Kosuth / LeWitt / Morris / Weiner]")
Perhaps one of the most revered artist's publication of the 1960s, the "Xerox Book," published by dealers Siegelaub and Wendler is a xerox book in name only. Conceived by Siegelaub as an inexpensive artist's publication - each artist was afforded twenty-five pages [plus a cover / title page] to execute a site specific project for the publication. ... [details]
![Five Cubes On Twenty-Five Squares [Five Cubes Placed On Twenty-Five Squares With Either Corners Or Sides Touching]](/objects/images/s36044.jpg "Five Cubes On Twenty-Five Squares [Five Cubes Placed On Twenty-Five Squares With Either Corners Or Sides Touching]")
Artist's book by Sol LeWitt featuring photographs of different permutations of "Five cubes placed on twenty-five squares with either corners or sides touching." Photographs by Akira Hagihara and Jo Watanabe with mathematical assistance by Arthur Babakhanian. [details]
June 1973 issue of Flash Art, edited by Giancarlo Politi. Cover artwork, Proposal for Flash Art, 1973, by Sol LeWitt, an unique project for this issue of Flash Art. Contents include: artists' statements and images by Sol LeWitt, Cioni Carpi, Ray Johnson, Tadaaki Kuwayama, Franco Vaccari, Gabor Attalai, Les Levine, Zvi Goldstein, Marco Gastini, Antonio Paradiso; "Agnes Martin," by Germano Celant; "La Mente Serena [The Untroubled Mind]," by Agnes Martin / Ann Wilson; "Tom Sawyer o Del Socialismo Realista," by Gianni-Emilio Simonetti; and "Bochner," an interview with Mel Bochner by L. ... [details]
