G j de rook (25 resultados)

Zwolle, Waanders, 1999. softcover. 63 pp. minimale gebruikssporen.

Condición: Very Good.

Paper (stiff Card covers). Condición: Very Good. 12 pages . 17 x 11 cms.

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. 8vo. Wrappers. 224pp., the supplement 32pp. stapled. Editorial matter in Dutch, though consisting mostly of reproductions of work by 133 poets from 25 countries (plus those in the supplement), including Ulises Carrion, Robert Lax, Kitasono Katue, Paul De Vree, Augusto de Campos, Bob Cobbing, Clemente Padin, Bernard Heidsieck, Bern Porter, Pierre Garnier, David Mayor, Giulia Niccolai, Adriano Spatola, Jochen Gerz, Jiri Valoch, Allen Fisher, Endre Tot, Robin Crozier, Michael Gibbs, Klaus Groh, Liliane Lijn, herman de vries, Jeremy Adler, Friederike Mayrocker, Mirella Bentivoglio, Mary Ellen Solt, Sigurdur Gudmundsson, Arrigo Lora-Totino, Nicholas Zurbrugg, Betty Radin, Davi Det Hompson, Alison Bielski, Alan Ridell, Katalin Ladik, Antonio Claudio Carvalho, Richard Kostelanetz, William Xerra, and more. Spotted to the head edge, the spine rolled and creased (gaping at Fisher's contribution, this copy having belonged to him), the supplement somewhat rubbed and marked outwardly, its staples rusty, some of its leaves unopened, but serviceable nonetheless, and rare as a pair.…

First edition of 200, of which this is no. 62. Side-stapled softcover 4to in orange covers printed in black, with a strip of black cloth covering spine. Pages printed in black at rectos. Unpaginated [ca. 90 pp.]. Text in Dutch. A collection of Hungarian poetry with contributions by József Bakucz, Károly Bari, László Baránszky Jób, István Bálint, Sándor Csoóri, László Cselényi, Erika Dedinszky, Péter Dobai, Miklós Erdély, Ferenc Hann, Elemér Horváth, Ferenc Juhász, László Kemenes Géfin, Áron Kibédi Varga, István Kormos, Aladár Lászlóffy, László Marsall, Stefánia Mándy, Ágnes Nemes Nagy, László Nagy, Ottó Orbán, Imre Oravecz, János Parancs, Tibor Papp, Géza Páskándi, János Pilinszky, György Rába, István Siklós, Károly Tamkó Sirató, Dezs Tandori, Géza Thinsz, Ottó Tolnai, Tamás Tüz, György Vitéz, and Sándor Weöres, among others. Includes an introduction by Erika Dedinszky, a list of sources, and short biographies of contributing artists. Edited by Ruud van Aarsen, Robert Joseph, and G. J. de Rook, and issued as 'Bloknoot-Special, 4e serie nr. 2.' Printed colophon states the publication date is February 1977. This example additionally rubber-stamped "November 15, 1980" at colophon, with no indication of the stamped date's significance. Artifact Vibration Score: 7.1. Trace amounts of age toning to pages. Else fine. …

Large softcover 8vo in white wrappers printed in black throughout. 92 pp. Text in Dutch. Issue no. XXI 12 of this long-running publication focusing on experimental and concrete poetry. Edited by Paul de Vree in collaboration with Henri Chopin, Henri-F. Jespers, Jan Van der Hoeven, and Ludo Frateur, with contributions by Eric Slagter, Luciano Ori, Michele Perfetti, Sarenco, Guillermo Deisler, Lucia Marcucci, G. J. de Rook, Hans Clavin, and Wouter Kotte among others. Includes publisher's errata slip laid in at front. Trace amounts of rubbing to covers and age toning around cover and text block extremities. Very good. …

Square softcover 8vo in printed wrappers, with pages printed in black and white on recto sides only. Unpaginated. Text in Dutch. A collaborative artists' book showcasing visual and concrete poetry by Clavin, Damen, van Dijk, Joseph, de Rook, and Stikker with each artist getting their own chapter. A nice example of these Dutch artists. Very good or better with trace amounts of age toning and light wear along cover extremities.…

Broschiert. o. J. Unpag. Broschur. Sprache: Niederländisch, Mit zahlr. schw.-w. Abb. Einband gerbäunt, sonst gutes Exemplar.

Softcover. Condición: Fair. Paperback, numerous illustrations (including photographs) in b/w, 8vo.; Spine and edges discoloured, front- and rear cover sligthly stained, several stains on cut.

First edition of 200, of which this is no. 25. Side-stapled softcover 4to in white covers printed in black, with a strip of black cloth covering spine. Endpapers printed in black on high-acidity paper. Remaining pages printed in black at rectos on white uncoated paper. Unpaginated. Text primarily in Dutch, some English and German. A selection of artworks, collages, drawings, and texts by Jan Molitor, pseudonym of Dutch writer and visual poet Aimé van Santen (1917-1988). Alongside his visual poetry, Molitor was a scholar of Franz Kafka, publishing 'Asmodai in Praag,' a study of the writer's life and writings. Edited by Robert Joseph, Daisy Wolthers, and G. J. de Rook, and issued as 'Bloknoot-Special, 4e serie nr. 1.' Artifact Vibration Score: 7.3. Bump at heel affecting all pages and trace amounts of age toning throughout. Else near fine.…

Softcover 4to in wrappers printed in orange and black and pages printed in black on glossy stock. 64+2 pp. Text in Dutch. Catalogue issued on the occasion of this 1975 exhibition at Internationaal Cultureel Centrum (ICC) in Antwerp showcasing the first twenty years of the long-running publication focusing on experimental and concrete poetry edited by Paul de Vree in collaboration with Henri Chopin, Freddy de Vree, and Henri-F. Jespers. Includes a chronology and timeline of when issues were published, cover designs, texts and essays about the publication, and visual and concrete poetry contributions by Pierre Albert-Birot, Victor Vasarely, Dom Sylvester Houédard (dsh), Sarenco, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Timm Ulrichs, Bob Cobbing, Steve McCaffery, G. J. de Rook, Mary Ellen Solt, Jochen Gerz, and Hansjörg Mayer among others. Also includes a two-page index of participating artists between 1953 and 1973. Partial sunning to covers along top third and spine, a faint bump at crown, and darkening along text block extremities. Very good.…

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. A six-page mimeographed program - with on the front wrapper two artist's stamps - four performances by Gretha Monach, Ulisses Carrión, G. J. de Rook, and Michael R. Gibbs. The fair was held in the 'Koepelzaal' of the Sonestahotel, Amsterdam. Gretha Monach : Automatergon 73 - 4 B - variant 1. Automatergon 73 - 9 Q (1) - variant 1 Automatergon 72 - 2 B - variant 2 Fonergon 77 - 1 . Ulises Carrión: Some Spanish Pieces. G. J. de Rook : 2-, 3-, en 4-letter pieces. M. Gibbs: Limits. …

First edition of 200, of which this is no. 57. Side-stapled softcover 4to in pink covers printed in black, with a strip of black cloth covering spine. Pages printed in black at rectos. Unpaginated. Text in Dutch. Anthology of visual and concrete poetry by Dutch artist, poet, and painter Peter Meijboom. Active in the Dutch experimental poetry scene of the 1970s, Meijboom also published 'Geschichte' through Hans Clavin's Subvers Press in 1972. Includes an introduction by G. J. de Rook. Edited by Ruud van Aarsen, Robert Joseph, and G. J. de Rook, and issued as 'Bloknoot-Special, 4e serie nr. 3.' Printed colophon states the publication date is March 1977. This example is additionally rubber-stamped "March 31, 1981" at colophon, with no indication of the stamped date's significance. Artifact Vibration Score: 7.9. Thin horizontal area of sunning along lower margin and trace amounts of age toning to pages. Else fine.…

Softcover 4to in chipboard covers foil stamped in green with a white cloth spine. With pages printed in black and white mostly on recto sides only. Paginated on select pages with a green rubber stamp on verso sides. To which is added a large sheet printed in black and white on recto side only on newsprint folded three times, a brochure printed in black and white on recto side only on white paper folded six times, and a yellow postcard printed in black and red on verso side with a postage stamp affixed at front. Text primarily in English, some Dutch, French, Italian, and German. Artists' book and related ephemera with contributions by Maurice Roquet, Ad Gerritsen, Marinus Dielman, Emile Puettmann, Geert Schaap, Felipe Ehrenberg, Johan Claassen, Maus, Rainer Bergmann, G. J. de Rook, Karl Pelgrom, Jürgen Vogdt, Friedrich Wilhelm Siebe, Paul Damsté, Hermann S. Richter, Sigurdur Gudmundsson, Clemente Padín, and Dalibor Chatrny. Published by G. J. de Rook's imprint exp/press. Book very good with some wear along spine and light bumps to corners. Inserted postcard and brochure near fine. Poster very good with age toning and handling creases along margins.…

Horizontal softcover 8vo in glossy white wrappers printed in green. Pages printed in black on white paper stock. Unpaginated. Parallel text in Serbo-Croatian and English. The second and third issues of the experimental journal 'SIGNAL: International Review for Signalist Research,' issued here as a double number, edited by Miroljub Todorovic, reflecting the movement he founded in the late 1950s with the intention of revolutionizing language and poetry through new expressions and media, including the use of science and advanced technologies. Illustrated throughout with experimental, visual, and concrete poetry by Marina Abramovic, Jean-François Bory, Augusto de Campos, Ugo Carrega, Hans Clavin, Bob Cobbing, Herman Damen, Guillermo Deisler, Peter Finch, John Furnival, Robert Joseph, Maurizio Nannucci, G. J. de Rook, Paul De Vree, and Ivo Vroom, among several others. Just as in 'SIGNAL' no. 1, this issue features visual poems by Abramovic, an expression not often seen in her oeuvre. Includes a chapter on related avant-garde movements and publications issued around the same time, including books, magazines, posters, and exhibition catalogs, forming an indispensable bibliography. Issues 1-9 were published between 1970 and 1973, followed by twelve more in the 1990s. Artifact Vibration Score: 8.5. Trace amounts of wear, rubbing, and age toning throughout. Very good.…

Sin Encuadernar. Condición: Muy Bien. Phandangos 3! 520 x 395 mm. Printed black on large format newsprint with numerous unique collages and cut-out interventions throughout. On each issue the covers includes a unique collage element as well as Blue Landscape by Dick Wessels, a blue acetate square stapled to the cover. Wears to front covers. Toning age.…

First edition of 125, of which this is no. 11. Side-stapled 4to in gray wrappers with a small label printed in brown and black affixed at front cover. Lacking strip of cloth covering spine. Pages mimeographed in black at rectos on uncoated white stock. Includes two tipped-in items: a small printed sheet of paper affixed to one page, and a thin strip of green paper resembling grass. Unpaginated. Text in Dutch. One of the earliest assembling publications edited by Ruud van Aarsen, Robert Joseph, and G. J. de Rook. This issue with contributions by Bevant, Hans Clavin, Diderick, A. V. Griensven, Marten Hendriks, P. P. Hendriks, Johan Inkinen, Robert Joseph, Marianne Knops, A. Kuik, Peter Nijmeijer, Nahl Nucha, Jan-Derk Plenter, G. J. de Rook, Jacques L. Schmitz, Sikke, Willy Sneeuw, Toon Verstappen, Paul De Vree, Hans de Vries, Ivo Vroom, and Jaap Wieseman, among others. A few contributions of note include a typestract concrete poem by Vroom and another by Clavin; a pasted-in typestract concrete poem by De Vree; "graphic poems" by Nucha; a strip of bright green, textured paper pasted down diagonally across two pages titled 'gras' by de Vries; several pages of works reproduced in the artist's handwriting by Joseph; and a three-page interactive poem titled '531.441 gedichten' by de Rook, composed of horizontally die-cut rectangular strips along the right margin, allowing the reader to generate multiple variants of the poem. Given the title, a likely homage to Raymond Queneau's seminal 'Cent mille milliards de poèmes,' devised in a similar manner. Artifact Vibration Score: 8.7. Age toning along cover extremities, including a small area of paper loss at crown, a few closed tears, a vertical fold line at rear cover, and lacking original strip of cloth covering spine. Pages with trace amounts of age toning, a small area of compression along top margin affecting most of the text block, and faint offset toning to adjacent pages from tipped-in items. Very good.…

First edition of 125, of which this is no. 30. Appropriated light blue folder measuring 25 × 35 cm (9.8 × 13.8 in.), printed in black, with title rubber-stamped in black at front cover. With A4 sheets bound into folder with a metal clip mimeographed in black at rectos on uncoated white stock. Includes several tipped-in items: an 8 mm strip of film housed inside a stapled-in glassine envelope; a pasted-down photograph; a pasted-down 12 × 21 cm (4.7 × 8.3 in.) brochure printed in black on white stock; a strip of glossy red tape with a price sticker applied to a page; a string tied around two punched holes at top, alongside a paper clip inserted into a small cut below; and a poem written in black marker on thick dark brown canvas. Unpaginated. Text in Dutch. One of the earliest assembling publications edited by Ruud van Aarsen, Robert Joseph, and G. J. de Rook. This issue with contributions by Bevant, Hans Clavin, Peter Finch, Rob Goswin, Henjo Hekman, Marten Hendriks, Rien van den Heuvel, Robert Joseph, Mirja Muurling, Maurizio Nannucci, Nahl Nucha, Jan-Derk Plenter, Gerrit Jan de Rook, Jacques L. Schmitz, Hans van Weely, Toon Verstappen, Hans de Vries, and Ivo Vroom, among others. A few contributions of note include typestract concrete poems by Nannucci; typescript poems by Clavin; a fragment from an 8 mm film laid inside an envelope by Verstappen; a thin, glossy strip of red tape with a price sticker affixed on top, titled 'paprika' by de Vries; a minimalist three-line manifesto using only the letters i, j, and k also by de Vries; and several pages of works reproduced in the artist's handwriting by Joseph. Artifact Vibration Score: 8.7. Oversized folder with the common age toning along extremities, including a few closed tears, bumps to corners, and a small stain at upper right margin. Pages with trace amounts of age toning, a few reading creases, and faint indents and offset toning to adjacent pages from tipped-in items. Very good. …

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Softcover, [218] p. : b/w illustrations ; 20 cm. Good/very good, wrappers partial discolored, age-toning to page-edges. Scarce first edition. Important anthology of visual and concrete poetry edited by G. J. de Rook. With contributions by 133 artists from 25 countries, including Gábor Attalai, Mirella Bentivoglio, Claus Bremer, Jorge Caraballo, Ulises Carrión, Hans Clavin, Bob Cobbing, Herman Damen, Pierre Garnier, Michael Gibbs, Bohumila Grögerová and Josef Hirsal, Robert Joseph, Kitasono Katúe, J. H. Kocman, Arrigo Lora-Totino, Friederike Mayröcker, Maurizio Nannucci, Lucia Marcucci, David Mayor, Eugenio Miccini, Ladislav Novák, Tom Ockerse, Clemente Padín, Andrzej Partum, Bern Porter, Álvaro de Sá, Wolfgang Schmidt, Mary Ellen Solt, Endre Tót, Miroljub Todorovic, Jirí Valoch, Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Paul de Vree, Herman de Vries, Horacio Zabala, and Nicholas Zurbrugg et al. Text in Dutch, artwork in French, Italian, English, Spanish, Danish, and various other languages.…

8vo, soft cover, (65 p.). first edition. Rare! ArtistÕ book In very good condition. K1.

First Edition. First printing. Octavo. Printed gray card wrappers; unpaginated [64pp]; illus. Text printed in black, white, and red, with one applied foil collage illustration. Spot of fading at upper spine and front cover, else a tight, clean, unmarked copy, Near Fine. "Text" primarily in Dutch. Attractive copy of this justly celebrated artist's book, combining elements of concrete poetry, figural typography, cut-up and collage. De Rook (b.1945) is among the pioneers of these techniques in the Netherlands and a highly influential figure in the postmodern literary avant-garde, both through his own work and through his publishing concern EXP/PRESS, which operated from 1970 to about 1978. This title not widely held institutionally, infrequent in commerce. …

Eight loose leafs, black and white photocopy. These eight photocopied sheets were the exhibition catalogue / brochure for people who attended the event (there were very few who did attend) documenting a series of performances that constituted 'Word Events' an evening of performances that took place at Het Konglomeraat in Amsterdam. Performers included: Paul Berg, Eugene Carl, Ulises Carrion, Peter Cussack, Michael Gibbs. Piet Kommers, Jackson Mac Low, William Matthews, Greta Monach, Joke van Pel, G.J. de Rook, Jacqueline van Tol, Joop de Vries. The first sheet outlines the programme of the evening, on the subsequent there is information on the performances of Ulises Carrion, Jackson Mac Low, Greta Monach, Michael Gibbs, and J.G. de Rook. The final sheet includes short biographies of all the artists included in the publication.…

Condición: Near Fine. 520 x 395 mm. Printed black on large format (aged and toned) newsprint with numerous unique collages and cut-out interventions throughout. The cover includes a unique collage element (magazine cut-out glued to the page) as well as 'Blue Landscape' by Dick Wessels, a blue acetate square stapled to the cover. Contributors include Thomas Niggl, Herbert Walker, Dick Wessels, Bernardo Salcedo, Karina Raeck, G. J de Rook, Michael Gibbs, Jacques Lizene, Davi Det Hompson, Jorgos Chronis, Ovum, CAYC, Ad Gerritsen, Marten Hendrix, Peter Hutchinson, Marjo Schumans, Peter Adamski Etiquette, Christiane Berndes, Jochen Gerz, Michel Druks, Anton Verhoeven, Geza Perneczsky (with rubberstamp in red), Beverly Parke, Klaus Groh, Guillermo Duarte, Jan Tomaschoff and others. A column mentions CAYC sending a group of Heliographic prints/copies of proposals to Agora studios (who in turn sent a show of Dutch conceptual works to Buenos Aires). Large item, requires extra postage. A Complete set of Fandangos is available on request. Condition: minor toning to pages, no tears or writing.…

Condición: Near Fine. 533 x 285mm Signed poster, screenprint black on newsprint, Other Books and So, Amsterdam, 1977. List of participating artists include : Edgardo Antonio-Vigo, Ben Vautier, Mario Perniola, Juan C Romero, G.J.de Rook, Clemente Padin, J.H.Kocman, Les Levine, Jonier Marin, Carlos Ginzburg, Jorge Glusberg, Jochen Gerz, Robert Filliou, Guillermo Deisler, Robin Crozier, Ricardo Cristobal, Ulises Carrion, G.A.Cavellini, Jorge Caraballo, Paulo Bruscky, Juliene Blaine, Luis Benedit et al. No edition Size given. Signed. Condition: minor toning to bottom edge, Near Fine.…

Printed on one side only. Single sheet, vertical & horizontal folds as issued. Amsterdam: 1976. Flyer for de Rook's presentation held at Other Books and So. de Rook (b. 1943) is an artist, historian and published one of Ulises Carrión's books, Conjugations (Love Stories) (1973) with his publishing outfit in Utrecht, exp/press. A fine copy. ? Catalogue 237: Ulises Carrión (2022), p. 180.…