15 x 10.5cm, 2pp announcement card for a group show including work by Rasheed Araeen & The Black Phoenix, Conrad Atkinson, Margaret Harrison, Alexis Hunter, Mary Kelly, Tony Rickaby and Marie Yates. The card however has a typed text in blue which states: "This postcard piece originally protested the exclusion of Third World artists from a recent British Art show in Paris." - the front being "Un Certann Art Anglais" by Rasheed Araeen, 1979. The group show was a politically committed exhibition which was the first in what Artist's Space claimed to "intended to expand international communicaiton and to form an archive of political art. Anyone interested in participating in future manifestations should contact Lucy R. Lippard." This card was a mailed example and has an address label for James Collins in New York on the back along with gallery details.

17 different numbers - a near continuous run of journals beginning at Vol Nr 8 and ending with Vol 3 Nr 5 with only Vol 2 Nr 7 missing from the run.  Uniformly 30 x 21cm, pagination varies but typically 6pp or 8pp.

A venture by published by Cynthia Navaretta (who also founded the Women's Caucus for Art, the Coalition of Women's Arts Organizations, and Women in the Arts) who appointed Judy Seigel as editor.

The Women Artist Newsletter (later Women Artists News)  acted as an information exchange and communication medium for women artists and carried books reviews, articles, museum and gallery listings, event listings, interviews, how-to information, and other assorted news related to art, feminism and women's issues. It had a readership of around 6,000.

Contributors included Joyce Kozloff, Lil Picard, Miriam Schapiro, Sylvia Sleigh, Joan Snyder, Nancy Spero and May Stevens.

A couple of the numbers here sh0w some browning but it is minor - overall each is VG+. A scarce publication to find in a lengthy if incomplete run.

Price is for all 17 numbers as a group.

21 X 28cm, 1pp. Typographic announcement on paper for a one day symposium on being an art worker. Listed as participating (not all of whom were actual Marxists) were Carl Andre, Kay Brouwn, Lee Baxandall, Leon Golub, Lucy Lippard, May Stevens, Alan Wallach and Kevin Whitfield with the event moderated by Patricia Hills. Folded and with staples hole for mailing to James Collins the conceptual artist (who has bracketed and underlined the sub-title "Some Marxist Viewpoints" in ink else VG+.

22 x 19cm, 272pp. Boards with dustjacket. First edition (USA simulatanously with the London UK edition) of this formidable if chaotic listing of conceptual art's beginnings illustrated throughout in b/w of works. There are chips and tears to the dustjacket else VG.

Lisboa: Quadrum, n.d. (1978)
25 x 20.5cm, 4pp plus 4pp wrap around wrappers. Exhibition catalogue for a solo show by the feminist performance artist. Two large b/w photographs of the artist performing standing on her head on the wrappers and internally a text written by Lucy Lippard and published in both Portuguese and English. VG. Very scarce.

95 uk pounds