13 x 9.5cm, 1pp digital announcement card with portrait of the gallerist - a performance in honour of his 80th birthday. VG+.

21 x 15cm, 16pp (single folded sheet) promoting the Demarco archiver and claiming there were 4,500 contemporary artworks in the collection and a million photographs of people performances and events. Small colour images of Demarco and friends throughout including Beuys, Abramovic, Finlay and others. VG+.

12 x 18cm, 64pp plus card covers. Artist's book which takes original photographs of Joseph Beuys (taken by Richard Demarco) and Demarco's young female assistant Sally Holman of a visit to Loch awe and then later Rannoch Moor on Friday 8 May 1970 when Beuys dissolved a chunk of fat into the rivers there by burying it.

Maris later found the exact locations where this happened and re-photogrpahs the views 30 years later (using the exact same models of photographic equipment) along with geolocated coordinates.  The scenes are shown in reverse order from the originals. VG+. This copy is signed by Maris on the first page.

Later to be a Scottish cause celebre, Boyle became a wholly reformed character through his development as a sculptor - much to the disbelief of the UK tabloid press who seemed to want Boyle to revert to his former violent ways. Boyle was later released from prison on parole and never re-offended.  Despite protests, and some evidence to show the Unit was a positive force for reform of otherwise difficult offenders, the unit was later shut down by the Tory Government/prison authorities during a period of political agitation by the tabloid press who complained of any treatment of prisoners which seemed "soft”.

This book reproduces many letters and images shared between Boyle, others in the Unit and Demarco. The upbeat nature of all (and some remarkably over optimistic bleeding heart postcards) does chafe a little - the unit was a fantastic idea and had real effect but those letters from the upper class who have never experienced one minute of the sort of background Boyle had as a child and teenager seem a tad dreamy. Demarco however has to be given credit for a genuine attempt to improve the lot of Scottish prisoners and this is an early example of social engagement art.

Anyhow this is very scarce and one of 500 numbered copies. VG+.