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Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. No Jacket. FELIX, A JOURNAL OF MEDIA ARTS AND COMMUNICATION, Fall 1993, Volume 1, Number 3, Post-Literate, edited by Kathy High, softcover, illustrations. ITEM CONDITION: near fine. The text block and illustrations are in fine condition, with no tears, dogears, or marks. No signature or bookplate of a prior owner. Not a library book or remainder. The glossy, illustrated wraps are in near fine condition. 10 x 7, 148 pages, 12 ounces XX [From the editor's intro] as the editor of this journal I am required to say a few words to open each issue. But I am stymied as to what to say here. The questions raised in this issue leave me wondering where to point, which direction to follow up. I feel as though I am both grounded by and sinking into a VAT of electronic information where certain barriers have vanished and blurred. This issue of Felix discusses issues of electronic manipulations, language and the word: video as language and writing becoming visual. In the emerging digital media, text and video will be part of the same data stream. Books and video, music and landscapes and sensory impressions will converge: reading images slash sounds and text will become a simultaneous activity, all part of the same bitmap. This is perhaps truly a postmodern issue of Felix, eclectic and nonlinear, reading electronics, information exchange and media in the broadest sense, not simply as video making producing single channel works, but as the creation of hypertext banks of images to choose from. ARTICLES/SUBJECTS include: The Future Can Be Simulated, Transgressive Media, Exchange - The Nature of Narrative. CONTRIBUTORS include: Brenda Laurel, Gary Frost, Patricia Ann Carlson, George Gonzalez, Charles Bernstein, Wooster Group, Elizabeth LeCompte, Robert Ashley, John Jesurun, Ardele Lister/Pat McCloy, Sian Evans, Don Trammel, Janice Tanaka, Ed Bowes/Ed Friedman. REVIEWS: Diane Ward: Woody Vasulka's Art and Memory; Anne Tardos/Jackson Mac Low: Charles Atlas' Son of Sam and Delilah; Allan Davies: MICA-TV's Cascade; Jason Weiss: Shelly Silver's The Houses That Are Left; Jack Ben-Levi: Testing the Limits' Voices From The Front; J. N. Catanach: David Blair's Wax or The Discovery of Television Among The Bees; Sarah Shulman: Ellen Spiro's PARTY SAFE! with DiAna and Bambi; Allan Davies: Steina's In The Land of The Elevator Girls; Terese Svoboda: Joan Jonas' Volcano Saga; Johanna Drucker: Maria Beatty/Annie Sprinkle's Sluts and Goddesses. VISUAL ARTISTS include Nora Ligorano, Donald West, Remo Balcells, Caterina Borelli, Anne Bray, Molly Cleator, Carole Ann Klonarides, Stuart Bender, Angelo Funicelli, Edin Velez, Salomé Espafia, Mechthild Schmidt, Shalom Gorewitz, Bruce and Norman Yonomoto, Patti Podesta, John Lindell, Anne Tardos, Jackson Mac Low, Sandra Kogut, Ernie Gusella, Peter Callas, Johan Gnmonprez.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. American First. Some edge wear to card covers; otherwise a solid, clean copy with no marking or underlining; collectible condition; illustrated with black and white photographs and diagrams. Book.

Etat : Trade paperback, Near Fine, Diane Bonder (illustrateur). New York: Standby Program:, 2003. Trade paperback, Near Fine, 332 pp. Cover artwork by: Diane Bonder FELIX is a journal of media arts and communication that's published irregularly. The focus changes with each issue. This time the focus is on voyeurism. This is a really terrific item and reminds me of the best of Re/Search, Headpress and other contemporary publications aimed at the changing face (and internal organs) of culture. This is not a nasty book! It features interviews, articles, graphic art, essays, portraits and more. Extremely well done and affordably priced. Not just another dopey book about sex, but rather, a very interesting and illuminating look at varying modern sexual paths and persuasions.

Paperback. Etat : Good +. FELIX: A Journal of Media Arts and Communication Vol. 1 No. 3 Fall 1993: POST LITERATE edited by Kathy High. Text and art by: Elizabeth LeCompte, Robert Ashley, John Jesurun, Brenda Laurel, Gary Frost, Dharles Bernstein,Stan Evans, Don Trammel, Janice Tanaka, Anne Tardos, Jackson Mac Low, Donald West, Mdechthild Schmidt, Sandra Kogut, Johan Grimonprez and others. 148 pages, paper with stiff cover. Black and whit reproductions. 10" x 7". Good + condition.

Unknown Binding. Etat : Good. Standby Program, New York Binding:

Soft cover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. 352pp. 25.5cm. (The even number pages - versos - have the page number printed in mirror image). Numerous black and white illustrations in the text. Details of contributors. Soft covers with slight warping. Ink gift message on title page. Good clean copy.

Softcover. Etat : VG+. Purple pictorial wraps, 88 pp., profuse bw illustrations. The first issue of this controversial journal, which several printing companies refused to print. Articles include "Buffalo Artists Against Censorship and Repression," by Tony Conrad, "Plunk Your Magic Twanger Yourself," by Deedee Halleck, "Censoring to Silence," by Julie Zando, and more.

Soft Cover. Etat : Good. Etat de la jaquette : No Dust Jacket. Rare. Slight soil on covers. Curling of front bottom corner. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Magazine.