Waldorfschule: Freie Volkshochschule Argental, 1985 21 x 15cm, 4pp announcement and programme printed on paper for a public discussion with Beuys and Michael Ende on ant and politics. One b/w portrait of each artist internally. One horizontal crease remaining from a past fold else VG....
Wangen im Allgäu: FIU, 1985
10.5 x 15cm, 2pp promotional card listing the various Beuys and FIU publications available and promoting the new book "Ein kurzes erstes Bild von dem konkreten Wirkungsfelde de Sozialen Kunst". Printed brown on cream thin card, there is a photograph of Beuys and others at a panel discussion. VG+.
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Schaffhausen": Halle fur Neue Kunst, 1985
21.4 x 10.5cm, 8pp. Promotional card for the museum created from the former textile factory. The text on the card is in English and German and notes the 5,000 square metres contains major works by Andre, Juss, Kounellis, LeWitt, Long, Mangold, Merz, Nauman, Ryman and Weiner. Four b/w images of the installations on the inside and on the outside a wrap around image of the Beuys installation Das Kapital.
This card is signed in red felt tipped pen on the front. VG+.
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Kassel: FIU, n.d. (1985) 21 x 10cm, 12pp (opens to 120 x 21cm). Promotional leaflet for the Beuys installation at Kassel - one side opens to a long poster, the other has five b/w images of Beuys and volunteers planting the oak trees and the final transformation of the urban landscape. Text in German. The brochure has been double stamped over a large image of a mature oak tree with the basalt stones and below which Beuys has signed in pencil. VG+. ...
Boston: Gallery East at the Art Institute of Boston, 1985 15 x 10.5cm, 2pp announcement card with an image of "Without the rose we cannot do it" (gallery translation) on the front in b/w. verso gallery details including two film showings of documentaries by and of Beuys. VG+. ...
Bern, Switzerland: Art-Fusion-Edition, 1986 21 x 15cm, 4pp. Announcement/subscription leaflet for the printed documentation of the collaboration initiated by Ueli Fuchser between Joseph Beuys, Kaii Higashiyama, and Andy Warhol where three drawings which were faxed to each other as a pioneering art event using the fax. Three small b/w images of each artist and the cover of the book reproduced on the front. VG+. ...
Koln: Galerie Dreiseitel, n.p. 15 x 10.5cm, 2pp artist postcard displaying the work (and edition) Vogel from 1952 by Beuys in colour, verso gallery details. The card has been signed by Beuys but the red crayon has faded over time. Thee card has been pasted to a card in the past and has a glue remnant extant on the back else VG. ...
Bonn: Stadtisches Kunstmuseum, 1984
10 x 21cm, 6pp announcement leaflet with a b/w image of Beuys installing Das Ende des 20 Jahrhunderts (1983) in b/w on the front. Internally details of the Beuys show along with two other exhibitions by Oskar Schlemmer and Jans-Peter Adamski. One b/w image of a painting from the museum's permanent collection also. This example is signed in red felt tipped pen by Beuys over the image. VG+.
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Dusseldorf: Kusthalle, 1984 30 x 21cm, 2pp announcement leaflet for a large group show intended to place contemporary German art in its contest. The show which included Beuys, Polke, Richter, Uecker, Baselitz, {enck, Lupertz, Mack, Prem, Fischer and others. The work Infiltration homogen for Konzertflogel from 1966 is reproduced in colour (a felt wrapped piano). The leaflet is folded and slightly grubby else VG. ...
Munchen: Verlag Schellman & Kluser, n.d. (1984?).
10.5 x 15cm, 2pp artist's postcard with a reproduced Beuys drawing of a stag on the front, verso gallery details. VG+.
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Pescara: Lucrecia De Domizio, 1984
16 x 22cm, announcement card for the title sculpture which was first exhibited at the F.I.A.C. in the Grand Palais. A multiple was issued where a printed blotting paper was to be dipped into olive oil before being placed in a green envelope. This example is signed by Beuys and with a blue FIU rubber stamp impression. VG+.
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Dusseldorf: city of Dusseldorf, 1984 9 x 9cm, 1pp adhesive label which was the announcement for the two month long promotion of art in the city of Dusseldorf curated by Kasper König and displaying a huge number of different artists including Beuys. The logo of the show was the title VON HIER AUS in Jospeh Beuys' holograph. This is an unused example with original backing paper and glue extant. Rare. ...