NIGHTSEA CROSSING (PROGRAMME). 1983.
£45.00
Amsterdam: Museum Fodor, 1983
15.5 x 10.4, 16pp (self cover). The museum programme for a series of performances along with Charly Taruru Tjungarrayi and Ngawang Soepa Lueyar where the two artists sat impassively at a large round table along with the two others, respectively a Buddhist Monk from Tibet and and Australian Aboriginal while a light from the centre of the table shone on all of their faces. Mystical tosh but one of the very first of the performances of the artistic duo which moved away from pain as proof of their love and towards the later. slower, more passive works (before they ended their personal and artistic lives together after walking the Great Wall of China from opposite ends. Texts in English and Dutch. Two colour images and two b/w of the artists and their surroundings. Slight rusting to cheap staples else VG.
15.5 x 10.4, 16pp (self cover). The museum programme for a series of performances along with Charly Taruru Tjungarrayi and Ngawang Soepa Lueyar where the two artists sat impassively at a large round table along with the two others, respectively a Buddhist Monk from Tibet and and Australian Aboriginal while a light from the centre of the table shone on all of their faces. Mystical tosh but one of the very first of the performances of the artistic duo which moved away from pain as proof of their love and towards the later. slower, more passive works (before they ended their personal and artistic lives together after walking the Great Wall of China from opposite ends. Texts in English and Dutch. Two colour images and two b/w of the artists and their surroundings. Slight rusting to cheap staples else VG.
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