15 x 21cm, 2pp announcement card for an exhibition of Feldann's early Bilder (books displaying appropriated images on a theme). One book cover illustrated on the front of the card in b/w and verso gallery details. VG+.

24 x 16.5cm, 104pp plus card covers and dust jacket. Exhibition catalogue and essayic monograph for a group show of video makers and photographers. Included in the show was Michael Nyman's Hillsborough Memorial and The Art of Fugue (2012) and there is a text by the musician/composer/filmmaker on the former and a short essay on the latter by Paul Robertson. Still images throughout from the various works. VG+.

7.5 x 7.5 x 4cm, two part box with sliding inner section content of a glass key on a sliver chain to allow it to be worn as a necklace.

An object multiple released by Ono with Swarovski along with a text on a 9.5 x 8.5cm, 4pp card with the text: Imagine a key that unlocks the door to the forest with it's secrets, to the sky with it's peacefulness, to the universe with it's infinity, to a future with the promise of a better life" signed in print by Ono. Unlimited edition but strangely hard to find. VG+.

21 x 15cm, 8pp (single folded sheet). Announcement brochure for the Adelaide Festival of Arts where Paik and Moorman were scheduled to perform - one page dedicated to them along with a b/w image of Moorman playing "Concerto for Cello and Videotapes". Other artists and exhibitions mentioned include Leger, and a b/w reproduction of a Bacon painting (Tripycht 1970) on the front. VG+.

30 x 20.5cm, 1pp. Mimeograph. The programme for the one day performance by Moorman and Paik in AUstralia where they performed one for violin, Stromgem (by Christiansen), Variations on a Theme by St Saens, Touch Poem by Yoko Ono, Sonata a for Adults only, Kosugi's Chamer Music and Infiltration- Homogen Fur Cello by Beuys. Biographical notes. VG+.

Two volumes. 28.5 x 22cm, unpaginated - c. 96pp both volumes respectively. Boards. Exhibition catalogue for a collaboration between Edinburgh College of Art and the Australian RMIT School of Art. Architural and artistic work was created and exhibited in Chicago. Artists included Irene Barberis and Karen Forbes, Kenneth Watson, Andre Liew, Emma Tolmie, Ruth Fleishman, Brandt McCook, Ewan Sinclair. Colour images throughout. A rather nice production. Near fine.

Price is for both volumes together.

21 x 10cm, 12pp. Self cover. Publicity brochure for the Bowie IS travelling exhibition during its Australian leg of the tour during which 2 million people visited the show. Seven images of the musician or his fashion items in colour or b/w. VG.

28cm dia. black plastic frisbee with printed label. Unlimited object multiple - the shape of the toy reflects that of a long playing record hence the joke. Fine.