32 x 23 x 5cm red cardboard clamshell box content of c. 60 unnumbered and unbound sheets including one object multiple (a plastic bottle with printed label). Silver ribbon. A supposed "exhibition in a box" with reproduced and original contributions by Tinkerbell, Marina Abramovic, Ay-o, Matthew Barney, Tracey Emin, Valie Export, AL Hansen, ALison Knowles, Shigeko Kubota, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Pieter Mol, Charlotte Moorman and NAm June Paik, Otto Muehl, Orlan, Willem De Ridder, Niki de Saint Phalle, Carolee Schneemann, AndresSerrano, Annie Sprinkle, Ulay, Ben Vautier and others. The plastic bottle (meant to contain sanitiser gel) is by Marco Tiberio. One of 25 "silver" examples which were announced as being numbered but we cannot find any numbering in the box. Near fine.

Two sheets - one 30 x 21cm, 1pp with a text explaining the work where Ulay and Abramovic (both naked) ran into each other repeatedly for an hour and noting the performance later being shown as a 58 minute video work.

JOINT:

21 x 390cm, 2pp leaflet printed black on cream showing one full sheet still-photograph from the work and another from an installation at "De Appel" in Amsterdam in 1979.

Both VG+. Scarce.

30 x 21cm, 4pp brochure printed blue on white - with a full page advert for a jazz concert with Corsin Fontana, Niggi Hasenbohler, Also Solari, Werner Lehmann, Lukas Moeschlin and Alberto Rainolter on the front, internally images of an exhibition by Fonata, Bohler and Solari. On the back sheet however there is an announcement for Performance 3 by Ulay and Abromovic with a photograph of the two artists trying to crawl near a venomous snake. Folded for storage and with 6 punched holes on the left for storage else VG.

22 x 10.5cm, 2pp announcement card for one of a series of performances by Ulay and Abramovic where the artists sat opposite each other at a long table for long periods. Later variations on this work included other artists. One portrait of the two artists in in the museum in b/w on the front, verso gallery details. One slight bump at the bottom of the card else VG+.

30 x 21cm, 4pp. Announcement for an exhibition of films and performance by Ulay and Abramovic. A text in German is joined with two b/w images, one of Performance 8 (where the artsts' hair was braided together) and an unidentified (by us) work. Previously folded for storage and with 6 punched holes on the left of the sheet for a ring binder else VG. Scarce.

erforation holes for ringbinder.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card for a performance by Ulay and Abramovic where they hugged naked in the gallery. One b/w image of the artists on the front, verso gallery details. A hand addressed mailed example with stamp and frank. VG+. Scarce ephemera.

10.5 x 15cm, 4pp announcement card for a performance by Ulay and Abramovic during the Biennale de Paris where Ulay drove a small Citroen bus (that the lovers had been living in) round and round inside the building and Abramovic held a megaphone out of one of the windows where she would call out the laps. After around 16 hours the bus stopped working and the artists took it out of the space. The oil and the tyre marks were left to be displayed in the building for the rest of the installation.

Two b/w images of the bus circling and a time-lapse image that shows only the lights of the bus on repeated laps taken by Harmut Kowalke. Internally and on the back gallery details. VG+. Scarce.

Thirteen different, 10.5 x 15cm, 2pp postcards, twelve of which have a b/w image from an installation or performance on the front and one in colour shows "the Magic Mountain" work in full colour. Verso are details of each work. They included:

Talking about simularity

Relation in movement

Rest Energy

Kaiserschnitt

AAA

Light/Dark

Imponderabilia

Incision

Relation in Movement (2)

Untitled

Relation in Time

Relation in Space

and

Magic Mountain.

All are in VG+ condition and price is for all as a group.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card with a design on the front of a stylised camera over a blue barred rectangle and verso gallery details. VG+.

19 x 14.5cm, 128pp. plus card covers. Considerations on the use of the Polaroid in contemporary art including many images by Hamilton, Dahn, Werden, Peiffer, Baldessari, Bank, Duchow, Bonvie, Cosindas, Warhol, Polk,   Kayser, Blume, Vogt, Les Krims, Kracht, Meier, Evans, Minkoff, Samaras, Pas, Anderson, Klauke, Bohmert-Obalski, Gebert, Ulay, Matt, Sauerbier, Katase, Gerz and others in b/w and colour. Vg.