Signals volume 1 number 9 (featuring Carlos Cruz-Diez) August September October 1965

David Medalla and Paul Keeler (eds), Carlos Cruz-Diez, Manuel Quintana Castillo, Werner Heisenberg, Alberto Junyent, Rene Droudille, Frank Elgar, Frank Popper, Nicholas Snowden Willey, George Crabbe and Mel Clay & Ira Cohen, Barnett Newman, John Dunbar, James Fox

Verlag: Signals, London, 1965

Beschreibung

345x509mm. 16pp. Printed blue and black on white glossy stock. Folded once. Cover displays John Clare's 'Noon' poem and Carlos Cruz-Diez's 'Study of Interferences' 1965 above information related to the exhibition 'A Decade of Physichromies' at Signals, which ran from 23 September to 23 October 1965. Writings from Barnett Newman, John Dunbar, James Fox. Numerous illustrations and texts on Cruz-Diez's work including those from Manuel Quintana Castillo, Werner Heisenberg, Alberto Junyent, Rene Droudille, Frank Elgar, Frank Popper 'The Physichromies of Carlos Cruz-Diez'. Includes poems by Nicholas Snowden Willey, George Crabbe and Mel Clay & Ira Cohen. Detailed biography of Criz-Diez, Photostrip of Cruz Diez 1964-1965 runs throughout the publication. Illustration by Mira Schendel 'Drawing on Rice-paper', 1965 together with text by Medalla on the artist who exhibited at Signals. Signals London was a short-lived yet highly influential British venue dedicated to 1960s avant-garde artists from Europe and Latin America. Through their exhibitions, events and publications, they established fruitful cross-border networks between these regions and introduced early manifestations of Fluxus, Kinetic and Op art to Britain. Having evolved from the Centre for Advanced Creative Study, Signals London was situated in London s West End between 1964 1966. Condition: minor creasing to folds, no tears, overall NF. Large item, extra postage required.

Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 003282

Bibliografische Details

• Titel: Signals volume 1 number 9 (featuring Carlos Cruz-Diez) August September October 1965
• Verlag: Signals, London
• Erscheinungsjahr: 1965
• Illustrator: Mira Schendel
• Zustand: Near Fine