32 x 23.5cm, 2pp full colour announcement leaflet/small poster - verso the same image as used on the original film poster , recto: a resume of the original film and false critical statements about it. The leaflet was publicity for the Situationist's experimental film which simply showed the Hong Kong original with the sound removed and Vienet's dubbed voice over laying political texts and obtuse sub-titles (in French). The entire appropriation being a experiment in cinematic detournment. Fine.

24 x 15cm, 36pp plus original card wrappers. First edition of this artist book written and drawn by the Situationist during a period while he was serving in the British Army, the work is dedicated to Fazakerley's mother and father. This is one of a total edition of 300 copies numbered and signed by Fazakerley and publisher Nash (who contributes a foreword to the work). Fine.

145 uk pounds

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.

15 x 21cm, single sheet opens up to 42 x 30cm, printed black, red and green. Exhibition catalogue for this early SPUR show with four works (one each by Sturm, Fischer, Poem and Simmer) and short texts. The Galerie van de Loo was long associated with Cobra and Asgar Jorn and this exhibition relates to their support of the alternative politically charged artists of the 60s. VG+. Very scarce.

30 x 52cm. Single blue sheet folded to comprise three printed sections. First issue of this collaborative protest by Spur group members and the Danish Bauhaus Situationists Gordon Fazarkerly & Jorgen Nash. Composed of a manifest co-signed by Beldeney, Gasche, Kunzelmann, Zimmer (of Spur), a poem by Fazarkerly; a second manifest authored by Jorgen Nash and signed in print by Thorsen, Stridf and Fjord. Folded as issued. Fine estate. Very scarce.

26 x 20cm. 28pp. Original plain coloured wrappers. First edition of this rare and important exhibition catalogue published in 1960 by Jorn under his Situationist inspired "Bibliotheque D'Alexandrie" imprint. Texts in French by Michele Bernstein and Asger Jorn are interspersed with 15 illustrated b/w pages of Pinot-Gallizio's mechanically created art - which included long rolls of painted canvas that the artist intended to be cut up in what ever length was required to fill a particular space. There is a red stamped text: "La presente monographie de Pinot Gallizio est editee a l"occasion de son exclusion de l"Internationale Situationniste. " - Gallizio. Wrappers are slightly faded near the spine so the colour is washed out a little for about a cm on the back.

295 uk pounds

27 x 21.5cm, 12pp plus folded card covers with 5 documents of the International Situationists laid in the back cover as facsimiles/originals (Attention Trois Provocateurs, Appel a tout les estudiants en etat de porter les armes!, La Verite est revollutionnaire and De la merde en milieu situationiste, Rien que la merde, mais toute la merde and a facsimile of the 1967 statement signed by Bernstein, Debord, Khayati, Nicholson-Smith and Vienet excluding the group (Theo Frey, Jean Garnault and Herbert Holl). This is an important pamphlet published by a group of recent SI excludees known as the "Garnautins" (Theo Frey, Jean Garnault, Herbert Holl and Edith Frey) : a rare document indicative of the bitter splits that could occur in the group (which was at no time very large anyway). Very good apart from a 2 x 7cm loss of card on the inside back cover after the fold (not visible when closed). Rare

30.7 x 21cm, 12pp plus card covers. Period exhibition catalogue of this English member of the Nordic situationists around Nash.  Seven large illustrations of paintings (one in red and black, rest b/w) and a poem by the artist. A rare item indeed in near fine condition

19 x 13.4cm, 176pp. Original printed wrappers. Second issue of this keynote Bauhaus-Situationist laboratory work (originally published in 1952 in an edition of 109 examples). Illustrations by Jorn throughout. Constitutes the third report of “The Institute”. Very good although some heavy sunning, browning to the inside cover and first blank end papers. An important document.

20 x 13.5cm, 188pp. Original wrappers. First edition of this rare Cobra-period experimental prose work by the author. Nash's numerous collaborations with his brother (Asger Jorn) and decades-long Bauhaus Situationiste activities have been much chronicled, and place him at the forefront of the post-WWII Danish avant-garde. One of only 150 numbered examples. This copy inscribed by Nash on the colophon page. A close to VG++ copy with only minor edge wear to the oversize wrappers.

30 x 52cm. Single blue sheet folded to comprise three printed sections. First issue of this collaborative protest by Spur group members and the Danish Bauhaus Situationists Gordon Fazarkerly & Jorgen Nash. Composed of a manifest co-signed by Beldeney, Gasche, Kunzelmann, Zimmer (of Spur), a poem by Fazarkerly; a second manifest authored by Jorgen Nash and signed in print by Thorsen, Stridf and Fjord. Folded as issued. Fine estate. Very scarce.