30 x 21cm, 4pp b/w conceptual artwork in the form of a mailed bulletin. Internally there is a black and white offset lithograph with an image of the two artists pictured at an angle to suggest drunkenness. Blind stamped with the text:  "Art For All, George, Gilbert, The Sculptors, London". One of only 400 mailed copies. Folded as issued with crease marks apparent. Rare - one of the very hardest of the A& bulletins to find.

ART & PROJECT BULLETIN 73. GILBERT & GEORGE, ART & PROJECT, 

22 x 14cm, 112pp plus cloth covered boards with foil stamping. Published soon after the death of the surrealist, transvestite photographer and painter who, on deciding his life was no longer worth living, placed a note on the door of his flat before shooting himself: It read: ";I am dead. The key is with the concierge."

The book consists of 100 b/w reproductions of Molinier's erotic and wholly believable self-portraits as a woman (occasionally with real women and female adult puppets as props). An unnumbered copy aside from the first edition of 43 copies (33 + 10 du tete). There is an handwritten dedication by a previous owner at the half-title but this is otherwise a very good copy of an elusive and desirable title.

10.5 x 15cm, 1pp announcement card with a b/w image of the artist manipulating a woman's face on the front. Exhibition was organised in co-operation with the Gibson GalleryVG+. Scarce.

15 x 17cm, 2pp announcement card for the famous and important conceptual art and body art exhibition - recto is a b/w film still of Nauman engaged in a facial manipulation), verso gallery details. Participating artists were Vito Acconci, Dan Graham, Bruce Nauman, Richard Serra, and Michael Snow. One of the earliest exhibition at the well known New York gallery. VG+.

13.3 x 18.2cm, 2pp announcement card for one of the first exhibitions at the well known New York gallery. Front is a b/w image of a Levine public works sculpture, verso gallery details, VG+.