KAPROW Allan
(Atlantic City 1927 - Encinitas, California 2006)
Days Off. A Calendar of Happenings by Allan Kaprow
Luogo: New York
Editore: The Junior Council of the Museum of Modern Art
Stampatore: senza indicazione dello stampatore
Anno: 1970
Legatura: brossura a 4 punti metallici in forma di calendario, con due fori per archiviazione al bordo superiore
Dimensioni: 38,5x27,3 cm.
Pagine: pp. 64 n.n.
Descrizione: copertina illustrata con una immagine fotografica di Peter Moore. Testo introduttivo e didascalie di Allan Kaprow. Stampa in bianco e nero. Libro d'artista interamente illustrato con immagini fotografiche tratte da performances e disposte in ordine cronologico di mese, indipendentemente dall'anno di realizzazione. Prima edizione.
Bibliografia: Archivio della Fondazione Luigi Bonotto: Code FX0717; Anne Moeglin Delcroix, «Esthétique du livre d’artiste. Una introduction à l’art contemporain», Paris, Le mot et le reste / Bibliothèque Nationale de France, 2011: pag. 291
Prezzo: € 800ORDINA / ORDER
Immagini fotografiche di John Millaire, James Titterington, Gerald E. McCarty, Andy Glantz, Wayne McEwen, Carol Bowen, William Fares, Allan Kaprow, Marge Fares, Howard Smagula, Deborah Patten, Diane Wilkerson, Gretchen Garlinghouse, Polly Parker, William Holst, Nancy Brush, Associated Press, Bruce Breland, Julian Wasser, Dennis Hopper.
"This is a calendar of past events. The days on it are the days of the Happenings. They were days off. People played. Each day is a page, or more, that can be taken off and thrown away. The Happenings were throw-aways. Once only. Nothing left-except maybe thoughts. Photos and programs of such events are leftover thoughts in the form of gossip. And gossip is also play. For anybody. As the calendar is discarded like the Happenings, the gossip may remain in action". (Allan Kaprow).
"This is a calendar of past events. The days on it are the days of the Happenings. They were days off. People played. Each day is a page, or more, that can be taken off and thrown away. The Happenings were throw-aways. Once only. Nothing left-except maybe thoughts. Photos and programs of such events are leftover thoughts in the form of gossip. And gossip is also play. For anybody. As the calendar is discarded like the Happenings, the gossip may remain in action". (Allan Kaprow).
