21 x 30cm, 12pp plus crd covers. The prospectus issued in advance for the co-project between Jason Rhoades and Peter Bonde for the 48th Venice Biennale where the artists planned to transform the Danish pavilion in Venice into a stock car course with real American stock cars, sound effects and film projections. Full colour images of stock cars and plans for the pavilion. This is far scarcer than the later published report on the work albeit there is not much detail of the actual final work. VG+.

Two different button badges both 7.5cm dia. with printed title texts (black on yellow and blue and red on white respectively) and safety pin on metal reverse. A multiple issued during a performance by the artist. The I wasn't badge has some marks under the plastic - perhaps past damp, the You would have stayed badge is in VG+ condition.

Price is for both together.

21 x 26.3 cm black on yellow card with a text in English, German, and French. The text allows the owner of the print to apologise in the different languages with multiple choice response options. VG+.

Uniformly, 20.2 x 14cm, 32pp plus card covers. Modern board bindings with tape. Three separate numbers in two issues of this Danish art review which includes the rare double number (5/6) devoted to French surrealism with poems in their original language by Paul Eluard, Hugnet, Dali, Peret as well as illustrations by Dali, Valentine Hugo, Magritte, Man Ray, Arp.  Edited by the painter and writer Vilhelm Bjerke-Petersen.

Nr 1 has contributions by and on Arp, Kandinsky, Petersen and others and reproductions of works after Man Ray, Sophie Tauber Arp, Kandinsky, Arp, Dali and Max Ernst amongst others. Original wrappers retained, both copies have former owner's signatures on the first inside page and the wrappers of the double issue have some printer's ink stains and a minor water mark reducing what would have been otherwise near fine to very good+. Rare.

24 x 17.5cm, 1pp Black on green - the public manifestation of Nash, de Jong and Amger Elde's displeasure at Guy Debord's expulsion of the SPUR Group from the SI and their founding of the "Situationist International" as a retort. Thereafter Hardy Strid, Jens Jurgen Thorsen and Gruppe SPUR supported them in the creation of a Nordic/Germanic alternative with Asger Jorn giving tacit and financial support. A rare item in fine condition.

23 x 15cm, 32pp. Pictorial boards. Relatively early monograph on the work of the Cobra artist with texts in Danish although with a preface in English and in French. Thirty full page illustrations throughout in b/w and in colours (sixteen) and one b/w photographic portrait of the artist puffing at a pipe contentedly. This copy has a dedication from the author Andreasen at the front. Fine.

24 x 17cm, 48pp. card covers. Monograph on the work of the Cobra artist with texts in Danish. Illustrations throughout in b/w and two in colour (one tipped on and the other a large fold-out of a painting). Fine. 

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3.2 x 8.5cm, 2pp note card with a handwritten text in Danish and dated 15/11/88 and signed "Henning + Sidsel". Fine.

30 x 21cm, unpaginated (36pp). Card covers with two original designs by Nash in red, blue and black. First edition of this translation of Peret's poetry into Danish by Nash and illustrated throughout by the latter with a biographical note on the French poet by Lars Morell and 5 b/w reproductions of early dada and surrealist activities. This copy is signed and dedicated by Nash who refers to himself as "The Poet of Denmark" and is dated 1983. Near fine.

70 x 100cm, b/w stone lithograph on 250gsm Velim Arches handmade paper. The image is of the two artists as Neanderthals walking in the void. This is one of 60 signed and numbered examples with six additional artist's proofs. An iconic image from the duo. VG+.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp promotional card promoting the sound related publications from the Institut. On the front is a b/w photograph by musician, sound artist and photographer Viktor of a European Mantis in close up. VG+.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp promotional card promoting the sound related publications from the Institut. On the front is a b/w image of the electronic composer Carl Bergstem-Nielsen (photo by Ole Steen Peddersen). Verso details of the releases. VG+.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp promotional card promoting the sound related publications from the Institut. On the front is a colour image of Brigitte Alsted and Carl Bergstem-Nielsen at an electronic music workshop in Aarhus in 1975 (photo by Peter Wandmose). Verso details of the releases. VG+.