27.5 x 22cm, 64pp plus card covers. Exhibition catalogue for a major conceptual art exhibition with contributions by Vito Acconci, Vikky Alexander, Art & Language, Beth Brenner, Stuart Brisley, Victor Burgin, Michael Corris, Jessica Diamond, Gilbert & George, Olivier Mosset, Peter Halley, Alfredo Jaar, Information Fiction Publicité, Jenny Holzer, Larry Johnson, Louise Lawler, Ronald Jones, Silvia Kolbowski, Hans Haacke, Antonio Muntadas, Haim Steinbach, Allen Ruppersberg, Les Levine, David Robbins, Nancy Spero, Mark Stahl, Tim Rollins & K.O.S., Peter Nagy, Steven Parrino, Richard Prince, Julie Wachtel, Wallace & Donohue, Lawrence Weiner.

Each artist has a two page section with works reproduced in colour and b/w. VG+.

21.5 x 9cm, 8pp catalogue for the art video distribution company that lists works by Eleanor Antin, Hans Haacke, Taka Timura, Allan Kaprow, Akira Kokubo, Fred Krughoff, Les Levine, Murnoe-Schwartz, Dennis Oppenheim, Charlemagne Paestine, Roger Welsh, K.H. Hodicke, Al Hansen, Ulrikje Rosenbach, Collette, Richard Landry, Gene Highstein, Robert Kushner and James Dearing - often with descriptions of the work. Typographic only. Firmer fold crease else VG+.

34 x 34cm, two part silkscreened box, hand numbered on the back content of two records - the LP on yellow wax which is signed and numbered and a second copy of the same LP on black wax version which is also numbered. Each has a printed cover and printed two sided insert with information about the recordings.

Levine created a massive installation of 50 pinball machine in California State University in LA and it was later shown again in the M.L. D'Arc Gallery in NYC. The recording of a voice shouting "Lose. Lose. Lose.  You are going to lose. You're a loser." Of course, ultimately all pinball players, no matter what their skill, lose.

The other recording is based on Levine's drawings of the fashions worn by participants in the 1973 Watergate Hearings. One b/w portrait of Levine, one image of the installation and a reproduction of some of Levine's drawings are on an insert and a biography.

There is a also a 29.7 x 21cm, 1pp black on green numbered insert with edition details.

All VG+. This deluxe edition sold out immediately on release.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card with a blue on white map on the front. Verso gallery text also in blue for a group show displaying 18 sculptures in The Great Southwest Corporation Industrial Park in Atlanta. with works by Annesley, Daphnis, Duran Hall, Peter Hutchinson, Will Insley, Donald Judd, Krueger, Laing, Les Levine. Sol Lewitt, Magar, Murray, Myers, Reginato, Robert Smithson, Peter Witkin. VG+. One of the gallery's first ever shows. 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+.

While it is possible to find some copies of the LP the gatefold sleeve is incredibly rare to find and any copies for sale are either sans sleeve or are a later facsimile reprint of it. This is the original and while there is some wear on all edges and one slit on the spine and some wear at top and bottom it is an incredible find.

The record is in VG+ condition. Clearly rare.

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NYC: Annual Avant Garde Festival. 1971
28 x 21.5cm, 1pp. B/w offset leaflet/programme for the one day 24 hour screening of around 50 films from noon to midnight at the 69th Infantry Regiment Armory on Lexington. Listed are works by Takahiko Iimura, Jud Yalkut, Stan Venderbeek, Hollis Frampton, Robert Breer, and many others. Formerly folded else Vg.