1973
Soft cover, offset-printed, staple-bound card wraps; unpaginated [32 pages]; 15 full-page color illustrations, printed recto only, unnumbered edition of 2500. SIGNED by the artist.
10h x 8w in (25.40h x 20.32w cm)
$ 600
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1973
Soft cover, offset-printed, staple-bound card wraps; unpaginated [32 pages]; 15 full-page color illustrations, printed recto only, unnumbered edition of 2500. SIGNED by the artist.
10h x 8w in (25.40h x 20.32w cm)
$ 600
Inquire
Published in conjunction with a 1973 University of California, Irvine exhibition, this flip-book style artist's book contains fifteen images of photographs, by Dan Graham, of John Baldessari, in full body profile, in the process of throwing a ball. This action is set off by horizontal lines, marking, like sheet music, the movement, and thus creating three melodies and fifteen chords.
John Baldessari (1931–2020) was a seminal American conceptual artist. His work often features found photography and appropriated images and centers on a combination of the narrative potential of images and the associative power of language, all often with an element of humor.