SOCIÉTÉ ANONYME, INC. / MUSEUM OF MODERN ART / REPORT / 1920 - 1921
The first annual report of the first permanent collection of modern art in the U.S.
The first annual report of the first permanent collection of modern art in the U.S.
Humorous artist's book documenting Joshua Alper's alteration of a billboard.
Feminist artist's book that ponders the stories carried by women via found photography.
Photographs taken in Greenwich Park in London and in the Bois de Cambre in Brussels by the Belgian architect and photographer.
Baldessari showcases his love of games in this classic flipbook-esque artist's book.
The first US edition of the first book by this English cartoonist, known for his darkly surreal and humorous drawings.
Uncommon conceptual artist's book in uncommonly good condition.
First edition of this striking and indelible artist's book, in which Jake and Dinos Chapman alter, to haunting effect, Goya's DISASTERS OF WAR series of etchings.
Signed limited edition of this graphically bold artist's book based on and inspired by Erik Satie's 1914 SPORTS ET DIVERTISSEMENTS.
Scarce and cryptic self-published newspaper ("a labyrinth without a center") by the French-born, California-based conceptual and performance artist.
Italian artist's book that can be read in two different orientations.
First edition. Self-portraits of various angles of John Coplans' fingers and hands, seen intimately close.
An artist's book rendition of the psychedelic and disturbingly erotic tale of two men, a false identity, and a glory hole.
Rare first edition of the confrontational and abrasive collaboration between two founding members of the Situationist International.
Evocative photographic artist's book assuming the shape of an accordion, but revealing an expanse of green grass.
Narrative photobook of the story of boxing great Ruben "El Puas" Olivares.
Beautiful two-way fan book of a blue sky and the Chicago city skyline.
First printing of the classic photobook, a diaristic series of color photographs documenting moments in the lives of the artist's intimate circle of friends and lovers in New York's Lower East Side of the late '70s and early '80s.
A clever conceptual photographic artist's book that takes the form of a field notebook.
A feminist artist's book exploring issues of gender presentation in the newsroom.
Signed limited edition artist's book, appropriating a first edition of Kenneth Goldsmith's epic conceptual poem DAY.
Inscribed first edition of this founding document of performance and environmental art — the first such work by a major publisher, Abrams.
Collection of original art and collage from New York underground artist Kasoundra Kasoundra.
A artist's book compendium of concrete and visual poetry and other works.
Cal Kowal's evocative photographic essay on Joe "Mr. Spoons" Jones, a Cincinnati spoon player.