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Soft cover. Etat : Good. A Document made by Paul Thek and Edwin Klein Published by Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam - Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden, 1969 16 x 12 in. 130 p. Paul Thek and Edwin Klein's artists' book published in conjunction with Thek's 1969 exhibitions that took place in Amsterdam at the Stedelijk Museum, and in Stockholm at the Moderna Museet. Condition: Water stain to front cover left edge, top and bottom right edges bumped and losses to rear page. Previous owners signature inside front flap. SEE PHOTOS.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. 1st Edition. Edition of 350, signed and numbered. Available edition no.: 340/350 in Mint condition, shrink-wrapped. Created in Amsterdam in December 1973 by American artist Paul Thek and Dutch photographer and designer Edwin Klein, Document 2 and Document 3 follow the pair's first collaborative work, Document 1, which was jointly published by the Stedelijk Museum and the Moderna Museet in 1969. In Document 2 and 3 two hardcover volumes; one in black and white, the other in color - Klein photographs the results of Thek's efforts to turn his personal notebooks into works of art. Thek s diaries are full of philosophical musings, poems, sketches and watercolors, becoming conceptual still lives as he strews old photographs, crystals, fruit peels and other objects across and around the pages. In the second half of Document 3, Thek s experiments become more intrusive, and he ultimately sets the notebook on fire. Document 2 and 3 were not seen by the public until Janos Gat Gallery in New York published this boxed, numbered edition of 350 copies, signed by Klein, as its first multiple. Each book includes a foreword by art critic Gary Indiana and contributions by Toni Brunink and Aart Klein. The publication was accompanied by an exhibition of unique prints, on view from April 19th to September 24th, 2005. Signed by Author(s).

paperback. Etat : Molto buono (Very Good). Prima edizione (First Edition). Libro d'artista pubblicato in occasione della mostra tenutasi presso lo Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, febbraio 1969. Illustrazioni in bianco e nero che riproducono collage e foto di Wid Davits, Edwin Klein, Tom Lenders, Max Natkiet, Jean-Paul Vroom . Folio (cm 41x31). pp. 130. . Molto buono (Very Good). . Prima edizione (First Edition). . During the 1960's and early 70's, the maverick American artist Paul Thek (1933-88) and a group of friends worked collaboratively in Europe, calling themselves the Artist's Co-op. They were invited to produce installations, including one at Documenta 5, and moved from gig to gig like a rock group, sharing expenses, sleeping bags, drugs and ideas, often camping out in museums as they assembled multimedia environments of fabulous beauty from their individual work and everyday things: newspapers, vegetables, bathroom tissues. Art and lifestyle were one thing. Janos Gat has a modest souvenir of such collaborations in a series of photographs made by Thek and the artist Edwin Klein in 1969 as they prepared for an exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. The pictures are basically still lifes of random objects -- ''whatever was lying around" Mr. Klein recalls in a terrific little catalog -- arranged on a double page of The International Herald Tribune. The contents include museum postcards, pornographic magazines, Polaroids of the artists at work, mushrooms, cigarette butts, hyacinth blossoms, wine bottles. From picture to picture, things high and low come and go; narratives, psychological and social, unfold. The results provide an entrancing flashback to Thek's still undervalued career. It is also a reminder that the model of collective art-making is very much of the moment (Holland Cotter).Durante gli anni '60 e i primi anni '70, l'artista americano Paul Thek (1933-88) fu attivo insieme ad un gruppo di amici in Europa. Si definirono  "The Artist's Co-op". Vennero invitati a produrre installazioni, tra cui quella di Documenta 5, e si spostarono da un luogo all'altro come un gruppo rock, condividendo spese, sacchi a pelo, droghe e idee, spesso accampandosi nei musei dove nel frattempo creavano ambienti multimediali di straordinaria bellezza a partire dai loro singoli lavori e dalle cose di tutti i giorni: giornali, verdure, tessuti. Il volume contiene una serie di fotografie realizzate da Thek e dall'artista Edwin Klein nel 1969 mentre preparavano una mostra allo Stedelijk Museum di Amsterdam. Le immagini sono fondamentalmente nature morte di oggetti casuali - ''qualsiasi cosa fosse in giro'', ricorda Klein in un piccolo fantastico catalogo - una doppia pagina del The International Herald Tribune. I contenuti includono cartoline del museo, riviste pornografiche, polaroid degli artisti al lavoro, funghi, mozziconi di sigarette, fiori di giacinto, bottiglie di vino. Di foto in foto le cose "alte" si mischiano a quelle "basse" e si succedono varie narrazioni, psicologiche e sociali. Il libro è anche un validissimo esempio di creazione artistica collettiva. (Holland Cotter). Book.

Softcover. Etat : Gut. 1. Auflage. 41x31 cm, 130 pages. - Paul Thek and Edwin Klein's much-emulated and iconic artists' book published in conjunction with Thek's 1969 exhibitions that took place in Amsterdam at the Stedelijk Museum, and in Stockholm at the Moderna Museet. In the smartly-executed book, photographed from above, layered objects, ephemera and photographs move across the pages amidst a background of newspaper pages. A scarce and influential artists' book of the 20th Century. In a custom-made, protective mylar dust jacket. Due to size and.

41x30,5 cm. 128 n.n. S. und 4 S. Einlageblatt beigelegt. Originalbroschur. Originalausgabe. - In den 1960er und frühen 1970er Jahren arbeiteten der eigenwillige amerikanische Künstler Paul Thek (1933-1988) und eine Gruppe von Freunden gemeinsam in Europa und nannten sich "Artist's Co-op". Sie wurden eingeladen, Installationen zu produzieren, darunter eine auf der Documenta 5, und zogen wie eine Rockband von Auftritt zu Auftritt, teilten sich die Kosten, Schlafsäcke, Drogen und Ideen und übernachteten oft in Museen, während sie aus ihren individuellen Arbeiten und Alltagsgegenständen wie Zeitungen, Gemüse, Toilettenpapier etc. multimediale Umgebungen von fabelhafter Schönheit schufen. Kunst und Lebensstil waren eins. Janos Gat besitzt ein bescheidenes Andenken an solche Kooperationen in Form einer Fotoserie, die Thek und der Künstler Edwin Klein 1969 während der Vorbereitungen für eine Ausstellung im Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam aufgenommen haben. Die Bilder sind im Grunde Stillleben von zufälligen Gegenständen, "alles, was gerade herumlag", wie sich Klein in einem grossartigen kleinen Katalog erinnert, die auf einer Doppelseite der International Herald Tribune arrangiert sind. Der Inhalt umfasst Museumspostkarten, Pornomagazine, Polaroids der Künstler bei der Arbeit, Pilze, Zigarettenkippen, Hyazinthenblüten, Weinflaschen. Von Bild zu Bild kommen und gehen Dinge von hoher und niedriger Bedeutung; psychologische und soziale Erzählungen entfalten sich. - Die beigelegte Seriegraphie erschien anlässlich der Ausstellung Pyramides in Stockholm 1971 und wurde den noch vorhandenen Exemplaren von "A document" beigelegt. - Neuwertig. - Large format artists' book, which contains photo-collages of newspaper articles, and b/w photos by Wim Davits, Edwin Klein, Tom Lenders, Max Natkiel and Jean-Paul Vroom. Iconic collaborative work created by the American artist Paul Thek (1933-1988) and the Dutch photographer and designer Edwin Klein (*1946) in conjunction with Thek's 1969 exhibitions at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, and the Moderne Museet, Stockholm. A colour poster in serigraph (40x58 cm) is inserted as issued. An extremely rare item in mint condition. Sprache: n.

Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands / Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden, 1969, 414x305mm, 128p., broché. Livre d'artiste ou chaque page montre un groupe de photographies et d'objet posés sur la même feuille d'un quotidien ; il s'agit d'un journal réalisé par l'artiste à l'occasion de son installation au Stedelijk Museum. Photographies de Wim Davits, Edwin Klein, Tom Lenders, Max Natkiet, Jean-Paul Vroom.(101581).