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Arroyo Seco, California: Apraksin Blues, 1995. Side-Stapled Wraps. As New (Very Fine). 8.5" x 11. Tatiana Apraksina. A remarkable Russian-language arts journal, founded in September 1995 and edited by poet-painter Tatyana Apraksina. CONTENTS: Another Game (mondo blues) [Apraksina]; Connected Disconnectedness [Dotson]; Heart of Stone? What Is It? [Meerson]; Nonconformism and Modernity [Unksova]; Religion and Science: Irreconcilable? [Einstein]; Civilized… Read more about this item

Athens, Greece: Delta Computing, 1994. Photo-Illustrated Hard Covers. Near Fine. 7.75" x 9.75. A cornucopia of computer-generated/enhanced artwork, each full-page image situated above weekly calendar pages (54+ images). There is a full 1994 calendar and daily planner in the front and a 1995 daily planner at the end. **Artists not listed above: David Scott Leibowitz, Greg Carter, Nancy… Read more about this item

Seaside, California: Apraksin Blues, 2003. Side-Stapled Wraps. Fine. 8.5" x 11. Tatiana Apraksina & Morley Baer. A remarkable Russian-language arts journal, founded in September 1995 and edited by poet-painter Tatyana Apraksina, this issue consisting of English translations from the 2003 Russian edition by James Wesley Mantieth. CONTENTS: See accompanying scan image of the Table of Contents. 76 pages.… Read more about this item

Athens, Greece: Delta Computing, 1995. Photo-Illustrated Hard Covers. Near Fine. 7.75" x 9.75. A cornucopia of computer-generated/enhanced artwork, each full-page image situated above weekly calendar pages (54+ images). There is a full 1995 calendar and daily planner in the front and a 1996 daily planner at the end. **Artists not listed above: Daniel Thalman & Nadia Magnenat Thalman,… Read more about this item

Seaside, California: Apraksin Blues, 2002. Stapled Wraps. Fine. 8.5" x 11. Tatiana Apraksina. A remarkable Russian-language arts journal, founded in September 1995 and edited by poet-painter Tatyana Apraksina. This issue reprints previously-issued material in excellent English translations by James Weslet mantieth CONTENTS: See accompanying scan image of the Table of Contents __ pages. CONDITION: a bright, tight, unmarked,… Read more about this item

Moscow: Soviet Artist, 1989. Stapled Wraps. Very Good. 9" x 13. Mitki Artists. No.2 (Issue 375). An outstanding journal, established in 1957 by the just-created Union of Artists of the USSR - SIGNED by one of the contributors. The highlight of this particular large-format issue is an extended illustrated article about the Mitki group (signed and inscribed by… Read more about this item

Arroyo Seco, California: Apraksin Blues, 1995. Side-Stapled Wraps. Near Fine. 8.5" x 11. Tatiana Apraksina. A remarkable Russian-language arts journal, founded in September 1995 and edited by poet-painter Tatyana Apraksina. CONTENTS: Another Game (mondo blues) [Apraksina]; Connected Disconnectedness [Dotson]; Heart of Stone? What Is It? [Meerson]; Nonconformism and Modernity [Unksova]; Religion and Science: Irreconcilable? [Einstein]; Civilized Garden [Mantieth];… Read more about this item

Athens, Greece: Delta Computing, 1996. Spiral Bound Stiff Covers. Fine. 7.75" x 9.75. A cornucopia of computer-generated/enhanced artwork, each full-page image situated above weekly calendar pages (54+ images). There is a full 1996 calendar and daily planner in the front and a full 1997 calendar and daily planner at the end. (most contributors represented with more than one… Read more about this item

Apraksin Blues, 2003. First Edition . Paperback. Near Fine. 5.5" x 7.5. M. Bogan & T. Apraksina. The artist's revelatory "brief segments" on creativity, translated by James Manteith. CONTENTS: Introduction; the 64 "lessons" (letters, as philosophical narratives). 79 pages, generously illustrated. CONDITION: a bright, tight, square, unmarked, possibly unread copy with negligible shelf-wear and a faint crease at… Read more about this item

Moscow, Russia: Journal "Ballet" & Studio "Motion Design, 2013. First Edition . Decorative Hard Cover. As New (Fine)/No Jacket (as issued). 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. One of a Limited Edition of 1,000 copies. This is an outstanding, revelatory overview of contemporary dance activity in the former Soviet republics: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia,… Read more about this item

Taos, New Mexico: Teodoro Morca, 2008. Third Edition, Revised and Expanded . Large Softcover. New (Very Fine). 8.5" x 11. An authoritative, inspiring, and informative celebration of the art of flamenco, by one of its acknowledged masters. CONTENTS: The Roots of Teodoro Morca, The Roots of Flamenco, The Way, The Therapy and Essence of Flamenco, Flamenco Spirit -… Read more about this item

Port Chester, New York: Miranda Fine Arts, 2005. Stapled Wraps. Near Fine. 5.5" x 8.5. Michael Torlen. Documentation booklet for Michael Torlen's October 15 - November 12, 2005 exhibition at the Miranda Fine Arts gallery. CONTENTS: Michael Torlen - Seamarks (essay; by Carl Little), color reproductions of 11 paintings, and a brief biography of the artist. 16 pages.… Read more about this item

Athens, Ohio, USA: Ohio University Press, 1978. First Edition . Clothbound Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. A synthesizing overview of all of Butor's work as well as detailed analyses of each of Butor's novels and experimental narratives. 150 pages. CONDITION: the book itself is solid, bright, and unmarked, with negligible shelf-wear. Its dustjacket… Read more about this item

Stockholm and Drobak: Galleri Narva. First Thus . Stapled Wraps. Fine. 8.25" x 11.75. A treasure-trove of the gifted St. Petersburg artist's work. The 1988 Galleri Narva catalogue, with text in English and Swedish, contains a biographical essay, a full-page b&w photo of the artist, and eight full- page color reproductions of his work (including those on the… Read more about this item