10.5 x 15cm, 4pp announcement card with a design in red and black by Calder (a snake that wraps around the back, front and inside of the card). Slight marks and faint handling bump on back. Scarce and rather lovely.

30 x 24.8cm, 2pp offset photolithograph with a typographic work by the American painter and sculptor which is the letter "Z" created for the series "L'alfabeto di Bolaffiarte". One of 5,000 numbered copies (on the reverse) which was also produced for Bolaffi's magazine cover. This is signed by the artist in pencil below right while on the left is the blind stamp of the publisher, overleaf a short text has the stamped number. VG+.

49.8 x 35cm, 44pp plus original orange paper wrappers. One loose 1pp insert. The fourth number of this important avante garde and design journal with texts and works in b/w by Vincenco Lorigo, Vordemberge-Gildewart, Georges Vantongerloo, Ruy Costa Duarte, Max Bill, Eugen Gomringer, Hanns Weissenborn, und Abbildungen von Kurt Blum, Mary Vieira, Verdemberge-Gildewart, Marcel Wyss, Georges Vantongerloo, Erwin Rehmann, Rolf Willimann, Karl Gerstner, Martin Krampen, André Piccoli, Max Bill, Richard Lippold, Ibram Lassaw, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth, Reg Butler, Ben Nicholson, Hans Aeschbacher, Alexander Calder, James Rosati, Hans Hofmann, Walter Zeischegg, Enio Iommi, Hans Arp, Julio Gonzales, Maria Martins, Hans Uhlmann, Antoine Pevsner, Emile Gilloli, Werner Witschi, Robert Jacobson, Josef Pillhofer, Max Schneider, René Monney, Oedoen Koch, Peter Raacke, Leon Golub, Adolf Weisskopf, Jean Georges Gisiger, Johannes Burla, André Bloc und Bernhard Luginbühl. B/w images of mostly sculptural works throughout.

This is one of only 600 journals issued. Not only is this an important publication as part of the Swiss avant garde but has a very early work by Leon Golub. There is also an interesting full page concrete poetry work by Eugen Gomringer.

The spine of this journal has several tears along the fold and needs repair although the sheet has not separated and can be opened with care. Internally this is VG+.

27 x 21cm, outer cover content of ten plastic sleeves containing contributions by ten artists as curated by David Leiber and Tom Sachs. Additionally there is a small cardboard and tape pocket on the inside front wrapper which contains a hand-made booklet entitled "Small Observations on the Small Tasks of the Bricoleur" by Sonic Youth with Todd Alden. The booklet has a handmade bookmark (entitled Figure 1) inserted.

The assemblage has original contributions by Hope Atherton, Chris Burden, Alexander Calder, Greg Colson, Wim Delvoye, Tom Friedman, Tim Hawkinson, Toland Grinnell, Jon Kessler, Tom Sachs, Richard Wentworth and H.C. Westermann. And inside the back cover is stapled on checklist of contents and two business cards from Leiber and Tom Sachs.

Each book is handmade and hence unique in the series - the inner plastics have dynotape titles after each artist and the cover was hand assembled by Tom Sachs using card, printed elements and duct tape along with an invoice envelope on the back of the book.

875 hand numbered examples were issued but this is a somewhat hard to find item - and a very important early Tom Sachs publication. VG+ taking into account the original state of some of the assembled elements.

, and 18-page illustrated exhibition checklist stapled to the inside rear wrapper. Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at Sperone Westwater Gallery, November 2 to December 22, 2000. Limited Edition, one of 875 hand-numbered copies (this copy n° 768). Light bump to upper right corner of the front cover. Fine. Dedication copy, signed by Todd Alden in black ink inside the front cover. Signed by Author(s).

30.5 x 22.4cm, outer printed folder with tipped on envelope on inside cover and tipped on 30 x 21cm, 24pp (plus card cover) press release document for this commercially inspired release of four artist painted BMW cars by Warhol, Stella, Lichtenstein and Calder. In the envelope there are two offset b/w images of the Palazzo Grassi building where the exhibition of the cars took place and four original b/w photographs - each 17.5 x 24cm - of the cards.

SLight grubbiness to the white folders but photos are in VG++ condition. Very scarce.

22 x 22cm, unpaginated (c. 46pp) plus card covers. The second of the regular exhibition catalogues that were produced for this long running art festival which tended to include mostly external public sculptures. There are 25 pages of b/w plates at the back. Lists 1220 works that were on display for this second Festival. The artists include Henry Moore.  Marini, Calder, VG+. Scarce.