37.5 x 21.5cm, 1pp. Black on white poster listing the full gamut of artists included in this annual event organised by Moorman. Lists many well known names such as Ay-o,  Al Hansen, Joe Jones, Takehisa Kosugi, Nam June Paik, La Monte Young, Carolee Schneemann, Lil Picard, Giuseppe Chiari, Geoffrey Hendricks, Joseph Beuys, John Cage, George Brecht, Dick Higgins, Yoko Ono, Ben Patterson, Michael Snow, Tashi Ichiyanagi, Jud Yalkut, Bazon Brock, Tomas Schmit, Emmett Williams and many many more. Very good+. One of the scarcer posters from the event to find for some unknown reason.

60 x 42cm, red and grey on white offset lithographic exhibition poster for a group show which included Beuys. This poster has a typographic design that simply lists the participating artists including Blume, Brehmer, Brock, Fischer, Gerz, Herzfeld, RInke, Rosenbach, Ruthenbeck, Schmit, Staeck, Ulrichs, Vostell, Walther and others. Beuys has signed this poster in pencil. VG+.

21 x 20cm, 36pp plus card covers. Exhibition catalogue for a travelling retrospective - 17 b/w reproductions of works and one in colour on the cover. Texts in German including one by Brock about his friend Spoerri. VG+.

21 x 10 x 0.5cm, cardboard die cut outside folder than stands in three-dimensions with a flap that opens to show one of the multiple works (here by Ruthenbeck) inside on a tipped on printed sheet.

This was an object multiple issued by the gallery with different artists on the inner sheet. The format of the cardboard reflected the important and large work that the gallery issued with works in a box by Joseph Beuys, Bazon Brock, Dietrich Hodicke, Imi Gliese, , Imi Knoebel, Bernd Lohaus, Konrad Lueg, Binky Palermo, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter, Gerhard Ruhm, Dieter Roth, Reiner Ruthenbeck, Tomas Schmit, Wolf Vostell, Stefan Wewerka, and Wintersburger. that could be taken out one at a time on drawers. Slightly browned and flattened but with no tears - VG+. Very scarce.

60 x 41cm (open size) - broadside/wall poster issued by Bazon Brock on the occasion of Bloomsday 16 July 1990. The entire sheet is filled with parody short articles where any proper name has been changed to the word Bloom (which not only refers to Joyce's character but also to the German word for people). Brock had previously issued an example of BlLoom Zeitung in 1963, this being the Neue Bloom Zeitung. Folded as issued with minor handling creases else VG.

29.5 x 23.5cm, 120pp plus pictorial card covers. First edition of this artist's book which elucidates the thoughts of the Fluxus artist along with numerous b/w scenes from his life and works. This copy is unusually signed by Brock on the first inner page. Slight wear to wrappers else VG. 

32 x 24cm, black on green paper. The announcement/small poster/programme for this poetry and theatre event which took place during the Biennial of Paris, Musée Municipale d'Art Moderne, October 1963. Organized by the radio station RFT (Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française) with the collaboration of Domaine Poétique

The list of performers is as follows:

Oct. 1: F. Dufrêne, R. Filliou, B. Heidsieck, J.-C. Lambert, G. Luca, A. Lunel
- Oct. 2: D. Allen, J. Esam, M. Horowitz, J. Brown
- Oct. 8: M. Pleynet, J.-J. Lebel, A. Jouffroy, E.-C. Flamand
- Oct. 9: G. Macbeth, E. Williams
- Oct. 15: U. Harder, C. F. Reutersvärd, E. Sanguineti
- Oct. 16: M. Ohka
- Oct. 22: E. Maunick, T. Koenig, J. M. Simoes
- Oct. 23: H. Juin
- Oct. 29: R. Döhl, L. Harig, S. Vinkenoog
- Oct. 30: B. Brock

There is some fading/browning to the green paper and minor edge wear else VG+. A very scarce document.

23.2 x 15.5cm, unpaginated (c. 300pp) Exhibition catalogue which reproduces documents from the entire range of happenings and performance art of the period including Cage, Vostell, Higgins, Kaprow, Brecht, Paik, Filliou, Young, Grooms, Oldenburg, Maciunas, Patterson, Vautier, Brock, Hansen, Whitman, Ay-o, Schneemann, Friedman, Hendricks, Schmit amongst others. Texts by Heubach (publisher of Interfunktionen) and Michael Kirby in English and German. VG+.

55 x 38cm, 4pp broadsheet faux newspaper (based on the Bild Zeitung) celebrating Bloomsday - the day on which the events of James Joyces Ulysses took place (16 June). Written by Bazon Brock, Bernhard Jäger,  and Thomas Bayerle - the articles all replace nouns in the original articles with the name BLOOM and the double inner page is a poster with BLOOM printed in huge typescript in b/w which also served as a poster for an exhibition in the Gallery Dorothea Loehr.

This example is folded twice (as issued), but in VG+ condition. Scarce.

The catalogue gave each artist space to elaborate on their performances or to contribute biographical details and after the programme for the day and an introduction by Valdis Abolins, there are in alphabetical order contributions from Eric Andersen (along with comments in English on performances he intended to stage by Dick Higgins and George Brecht) and, then, Beuys (his revised autobiography complete with deliberate inaccuracies such as the artist stating his birth in 1921 was "an exhibition of a wound drawn together with plaster - Beuys also famously here suggests that the Berlin wall should be raised by 5 cm because in his words - it would then have "better proportions". Brock displays a two page biographical text in German while Stanley Brouwn displays some biographical notes and invites the reader to carry out a THIS WAY BROUWN ("Make a drawing of the route Brouwn has to take to get from the train station of your city to your home") and asks for it to be sent tohimself in Amsterdam. Henning Christansen has several action scores and a text in English and Filliou reproduces a "Letter to Cher Makoto" and "NUL N' EST PROPHETE ....". Gosewitz has biographical notes and invite for a postal event(including a tipped on coupon for subscriptions) and a "Texte postal fur Emmett Williams). Again Arthur Koepcke has narrative biographical notes and an anecdote (in German) while Tomas Schmit opposite biographical notes has a tipped on envelope containing printed instructions for a"do it yourself" artwork (a vivograph) in English and German - this item is sometimes missing as to complete the work the owner was to send it to Schmit - it is present here. Vautier's Egomanic Manifest is followed by Vostell's biography and bibliography and a one page manifesto from the alternative pole of German Fluxus activity Emmett Williams has a biographical text and a list of exhibitions and publications. Sadly George Brecht's performance "Motor vehicle sundown (event)" is not in the catalogue and is only mentioned on the program page.

The event took place on the twentieth anniversary of the attempt to assassinate Hitler on 20 July 1944 and the mood for the events was set by Bazon Brock's talk deploying texts by Marx and Hegel. Brock took his cue from Hegel's maxim that ”philosophy is the world turned upside down" and gave his talk while standing on his head while actions from the other artists continued simultaneously. One notable event was when Beuysperforming an action titled "Kukei/Akopee nein!"- right-wing students stormed the stage in protest and one punched Beuys so hard that his nose bled dramatically. The blood from Beuys' nose led to a famous photograph of the artist with a smudge that looked very like a "Hitler" moustache - Beuys took advantage of this and gave a Hitler salute for the camera. The police were called and as a result many of the planed events could not be performed.

This is a rare item indeed especially complete with the Schmit enclosures. Some wear to the wrappers with some handling creases and the back page has at some point been detached but is retained with only some minor closed paper tears, the internal pages used cheap paper so is mostly browned but the pages are not fragile.