Géza Perneczky - Ruud Janssen

^#3. Post-Office Dinner. Original material in 25 envelopes of 20x15 cm.
100 copies. 1982.
#4. Wonderkids («famous artworks influented by children's art, are completed
by children of contemporary artists»). 10 + 1 envelopes of
30.5x15 cm. 100 copies? (no data) 1983
#5. 5 Year Plan. 10 + 2 envelopes of 38x25.5 cm. with printed material in
letter size. 100 copies, publication in 1987 only.
#6. Stalin Test. Co-editor: V. Bakhchanian. Contributions in 14+2 envelopes
of 14x11.5 cm. by Russian artists only. 80 copies. 1986
→ Russian Underground, Moscow.
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Literature:
«Rimma & Valery Gerlovin are two Russian artists who now live in Vienna. They
would very much like to hear from you and find out what you as artists are doing.
Rimma makes objects, usually boxes in the form of cubes, which open to reveal
further information inside, but also does play-poems on a wall. Valery Gerlovin
makes objects, using brbead, mechanical building sets, earthh and toys. They
recently had an exhibition in Vienna and from March 1980 they willbe in the
United States...» (In: Umbrella [→ Hoffberg], Vol. 3, #1, 4 p. 1980)
J. A. Hoffberg: Russian Samizdat Art: 1960-1982. (Concerning the exh. in the →
Franklin Furnace, New York, also about the Aeronautic & Collective Farm magazines
by the Gerlovins) In: Umbrella (→ Hoffberg), Vol. 5, #2, 25-26 p. 1982
Gerz, Jochen 41 rue Buffon Paris, F-75005 France 1977
↑ 25 rue Vandomme Paris. 14-e - “ - 1968
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Agentzia (with → Bory, J. F.) (Generous edited French magazine for vis. poetry.
J. Blaine, J. F. Bory, J. Gerz, P. Garnier & others. 21x18 cm. & other
very var. sizes, offset, ~60 p. 1968-, m., over 10#) Ed. Agentzia, Paris
Gette, Paul-Armand. 18, rue Bouchardou. BOT, 27-61 Paris, 10-e. France 1966
Possible address also in Malmö (→ Malmö artists) 1966
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Eter / New Eter (Very early assembling like publication with concrete poetry and
visual matter {100 copies}. Colaborators: R. Altmann, Fontanel, J. P.
Raynoud, Rotella, R. Sabatier, J. Spacogna, O. Svanlund and others –
at the New Eter: Boltanski, Raoul Hausmann, G. J. Lac, P. Skelby, J.
Valoch, Ben Vautier, Xenakis and others. Edited in Paris and Malmö,
the exact assignation of the early publications is not decided in the
literature. 27x22 cm., at first 20, later 6-10 loose leaves in folders.)
Eter: Malmö? 1966-1967 #1-5. May be the first issues were edited
in Paris.
Eter [Contested]: Paris, 1968, #1-3.
New Eter: Malmö, 1969-1973, #1-6.
^Eter #1, 2 (in copies)
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Literature:
^Paul-Armand Gette: Printed Matters 1945-1993. Versuch eines Catalogue
Raisonné. Neckargemünd, 1993. (Small brochure with 16 pages, offset. Beside
the listing of the magazine Eter 13 other edition works in this catalogue.)
Giacomucci, Ubaldo (Galleria Tokonoma) Via Liguria 6, Pescara, I-65100 Italy 1981
^Bambu (Magazine & assembling {100} with changed editors. Unbound A/5 matter
in portfolio/envelope, ca. 30 sheets per issue. Mail Art only. 1981-92?)
N° 0: by Ubaldo Giacomucci, Italy...................... 21 parts.
N° 1: by Ubaldo Giacomucci, Italy...................... 24 parts.
N° 2: by Robin →Crozier, England...................... 17 parts.
N° 3: by Ubaldo Giacomucci, Italy...................... 33 parts.