[RARE INTERMEDIA ART CATALOG] Exhibition: Electronic Editions. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.[RARE INTERMEDIA ART CATALOG] Exhibition: Electronic Editions

San José: San José State University, Union Gallery, 1979. Quarto (28 × 21.5 cm). Original printed boards; 31 one-sided leaves reproducing blanks with typescript or manuscript text as well as signatures, stamps, and occasional images. Wrappers somewhat toned; else very good. Catalog printed for the "Exhibition: Electronic Editions" presented from February 12 to March 9, 1979 at the Union Gallery of San José State University. The introduction states that the exhibition is "a survey of audio and video multiples, in cassette, disc, and open reel format, produced by California artists utilizing electronic media." The catalog stands out not only for its experimental media theme, but also for its form, which established itself in intermedia art at that time. Instead of texts by curators, the artists themselves describe their submitted works as they see fit. This form is further radicalized by reducing the design options. While it was common practice at the time to allow participating artists to design their pages freely, here only the forms on which the artists could work with limited means are reproduced. Among others, the following artists were involved: Dominic Alleluia, Anna Banana, Bill Gaglione, Murray Epstein, E.T. Simon, Avi Engel, Bruce Fier, Lew Tomas, Stefan Weisser, Ernest Robson, Rachel Rosenthal, Larry Wendt, Z'ev Weisser, and Karen Wolff. As of October 2025, KVK, OCLC show two copies in North America and none outside of the US.…