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36pp 295 x 205mm photocopy, sewn in wrappers. Inventory of the furniture and objects in the Goretti Family house in via Perseto, San Casciano, Val de Pesa, where the artist lived during 1990. Printed on the unused stationery of the house and that of Galleria Victorio Miro in nearby Florence, which was the cause of its occupation. This is no.18 of an edition of 25 signed by the artist. |
€45.00 AB |
The Unpainted Landscape
ed. Simon Cutts, John Bevis, Colin Sackett
1987
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144pp 230 x 165mm 4-colour offset. Critical survey and accompanying catalogue for touring exhibition for The Scottish Arts Council, of the non-mimetic process-derived work of artists working with the landscape. Roger Ackling, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Chris Drury, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Hamish Fulton, Andy Goldsworthy, Bernard Lassus, Richard Long, Raymond Moore, David Nash, David Tremlett and Herman de Vries, amongst others, with essays and texts by David Reason, Simon Cutts, Jonathan Williams, Lucius Burckhardt, Graeme Murray, John Bevis and Thomas A Clark, with playful intervention in an attempt to head towards possible theory of the territory. An edition of 10,000 copies, making this the largest print-run in the Coracle annuls. These are ex-library copies with appropriate markings and acquisition numbering. |
€35.00 C CB |
The Coracle
Coracle Press Gallery 1975 - 1987
1989
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132pp 175 x 125mm 4 colour offset, sewn paperback with wrapper. Catalogue for the exhibition at The Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, November- January 1989/1990./ Essays and text by various writers and critics associated with the Press, and installation and exhibition photographs, together with a complete listing of exhibitions and publications to date. |
€35.00 C CB |
translation of a line by Mallarmé
Simon Cutts
1989
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french-fold card 87 x 150mm offset |
€12.00 P E |
Seepages
Simon Cutts
1988
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128pp 235 x 160mm, offset in 4 colours, casebound with headbands and wrapper. Jargon Society, Winston-Salem : Jargon 63. Poems 1981-88, with images of constructions and plastic objects made during this period and earlier. Wrapper image of Percy Grainger's 'Clothes Worn By Composers' in the the Grainger Museum, Melbourne, Australia. |
€45.00 P |
The Little Critic 1-5
1988
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12pp 290 x 310mm folded to 290 x 155mm, stapled. The original Little Critic, named after one Douglas Park, a frequent visitor to the Victoria Miro Gallery in Cork Street, the In-house critical journal and calendar for exhibitions.Critical writings and images of Hans Haacke, Alan Charlton, Bill Culbert, Richard Tuttle and many others. No.4 is given over entirely to Ian Hamilton Finlay's Inter Artes et Naturam, displayed in the gallery, and photographs by Joan Hugnson of Inside the Garden at Little Sparta. |
€ 80.00, Nos. 1-5, and some individual issues 25.00 CB W P |