42 x 19.6cm, 2pp announcement leaflet/poster. A performance by Paik, Moorman, Chieko Shiomi, Philip Corner, Dick Higgins, Peter Moore, and others which included Electronic TV & Color TV Experiment, 3 Robots, Pop Sonata, 2 Zen Boxes and 1 Zen Can.  This was Paik's first one-person exhibition in the United States and the image on the front of the poster is of Paik's Robot K-456 (taken by Peter Moore). On the reverse is Paik's essay, "Electronic TV & Color TV Experiment." Charlotte Moorman performed ‘Pop Sonata’ for the second time, a piece which involved her removing her jewellery and clothes “before she lay down on the floor to finish the piece, her cello atop her like a lover” This leaflet was sent to Ray Johnson and the ink address on the reverse is in Moorman's own hand. Folded for mailing else VG+. Scarce.

28 x 21cm, 1pp black on white offset. A Flux Newsletter circulated by Maciunas to friends and others on his mailing list with the programme for the title performance.

The programme lists two parts to the evening's performances - the first a collective work by Ay-o, Dan Lauffer, Maciunas, Cheiko Shiomi, Ben Vautier, Bob Watts, Bici and Geoff Hendricks who each initiated a different paper action (ripping, crumpling, turning pages of a book) to a metronome and following an Olivetti adding machine paper roll.

The second is entitled "Kill Paper, Not People" and the score is reproduced - with Ay-o dressed in a Sumurai suit of armour firing arrows at a large sheet of paper with consequent actions.  VG+. An early Fluxus document.

55 x 42.8cm, 2pp broadside b/w offset content of biographies of Fluxus artists,  scores, performance, music, programs  and list of Flux products by A-yo, Albert Fine, Ben Patterson, Ben Vautier ,  Chieko Shiomi , Emmett Williams, George Maciunas, Hi Red Center, Joe Jones,  Nam June Paik Paul Sharits, and Robert Watts amongst others, On the reverse is Maciunas' "Expanded Arts Diagram”. Folded twice for storage and light foxing else VG. 

58 x 43.5cm, 4pp broadside.  Black on light yellow paper. The sixth of the eleven issues of the official Fluxus newspaper designed by George Maciunas. This is the first of the newspaper to utilise a large number of photographs of Fluxus events including La Monte Young, Joe Jones, Chieko Shiomi, George Brecht, Robert Watts, Takehisa Kosugi, Chieko Shiomi, Phillip Corner, Hi Red Center, Alison Knowles and Ben Vautier. Internally there is a double page advert for the Perpetual Fluxfest with performances by Yoko Ono, Ay-o, Anthony cox, Walter de Maria, Joe Jones, Glue Mamma, Ben Patterson, Robert Watts and Hi Red Center.  A large photograph of the Flux Orchestra is on the back page taken at the concert in Carnegie Hall in September 1965.  Folded for mailing as usual else VG++. Very scarce.

contributions by George Brecht, George Maciunas,  Mieko Shiomi, A-yo, Joe Jones, Arthur Kopke, Robert Watts. There is a large one page advert for a Fluxfest at the Cinematheque also with Willem Ridder, James Riddle, Frederick Lieberman, Shigeko Kunota ("See Vagina Painting!"), Yoko Ono, Giuseppe Chairi and others. Folded for mailing as issued and one small paper scuff on the bottom right on all pages else VG+. Very scarce.

58 x 43.5cm, 4pp broadside.  Black on light lime green paper. The seventh of the eleven issues of the official Fluxus newspaper designed by George Maciunas. Front page has large number of photographs from the Fluxorchestra Conert at Carnegie Hall in 1965 included Shigeko Kubota's Vagina Painting (3 images) and performances by George Brecht, Robert Watts, Chieko Shiomi, Yoko Ono, La Monte Young, Anthony Cox and Joe Jones. Internally are full page adverts for Yoko Ono & DAnce Co. events over 13 different days and "Fiftyeight Propositions for One Page" by Ben Vautier. The back page is a reproduced collage of clocks by Jim Riddle. Folded for shipping else VG++. Scarce.

of Fluxus events including La Monte Young, Joe Jones, Chieko Shiomi, George Brecht, Robert Watts, Takehisa Kosugi, Chieko Shiomi, Phillip Corner, Hi Red Center, Alison Knowles and Ben Vautier. Internally there is a double page advert for the Perpetual Fluxfest with performances by Yoko Ono, Ay-o, Anthony cox, Walter de Maria, Joe Jones, Glue Mamma, Ben Patterson, Robert Watts and Hi Red Center.  A large photograph of the Flux Orchestra is on the back page taken at the concert in Carnegie Hall in September 1965.  Folded for mailing as usual else VG++. Very scarce.

contributions by George Brecht, George Maciunas,  Mieko Shiomi, A-yo, Joe Jones, Arthur Kopke, Robert Watts. There is a large one page advert for a Fluxfest at the Cinematheque also with Willem Ridder, James Riddle, Frederick Lieberman, Shigeko Kunota ("See Vagina Painting!"), Yoko Ono, Giuseppe Chairi and others. Folded for mailing as issued and one small paper scuff on the bottom right on all pages else VG+. Very scarce.

28 x 21cm, 1pp black on white offset. A Flux Newsletter circulated by Maciunas to friends and others on his mailing list with the programme for a major Flux Orchestra performance on 23rd September 1965.

The programme lists sixteen different sections (all conducted by La Monte Young) and including Ben Vautier, Chieko Shiomi, George Brecht, Yoko Ono, Anthony Cox, Robert Bob Watts, Tomas Schmit, Stan Vanderbeek and Joe Jones all with short descriptions of the sections. VG+. An early Fluxus document.

25 x 18cm, 1pp black on white offset. The circular letter sent out by Shiomi to a wide range of artists asking them to participate in the second of her world Spatial Poems. A long list of times around the world is appended and artists are asked to note which direction they are facing at that time, and "either performance or spontaneous" asking for a report of what they are doing which will be "edited on a world map".

Folded for mailing and with a stain near the bottom over the text "please print, or use typewriter." A very rare item.

19 x 10cm, 6pp. Concert programme and announcement for four events - three of which are Fluxus concerts involving George Brecht, Ben Vautier, Joe Jones, Georgy Ligeti, George Maciunas, Chieko Shiomi, Robert Watts, Emmett Williams, Phillip Corner, Dick Higgins, and Alison Knowles. Typographic throughout.VG+. Very rare.

4 x 6.2cm. 41pp approx.,stapled. Shiomi took stills from the title film by Ono and created a flip-book of disappearing smiles as per Maciunas in c. 1968. This was one of a small continuation edition of only 79 copies created by Shiomi from vintage items in
2002. Fine.