Ace Gallery exhibition flyer for Keith Sonnier's 1973 exhibition. The document includes a floor plan of the gallery and a short list of works including "amplified long and short wave radio receivers" and "32 air tracks" which is in keeping with Sonnier's sound based installations and performances. Sonnier is known for his radical and new use of materials, unbridling sculpture from its past, neon and sound based installations. Postmarked.

Condition: Good, creasing along top of the mailer.
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An original paste-up flyer for the Cramps at La Luna, circa 1995. The poster is the final original artwork used to print the (most likely 11x17) run of concert posters, evident from the black sharpie coloring of the border and other elements, plus a collaged section where the opening band name has been pasted on.
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Two rare Steve Reich flyers - one for three performances of music by Reich held March 17, 18 & 19, 1967 at the Park Place Gallery, New York. The other for the group exhibition at Park Place Gallery during the same month (March 1967) which featured Reich's work "Continuous Tape Music". The other artists in the group exhibit were minimalist sculptors Charles Ross ("Prisms and Lenses") and Jerry Foyster ("Mirrors"), and painter Dean Fleming ("Primal Panels").The music performances included works by Reich performed by Philip Corner, Jon Gibson, Arthur Murphy...
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The sheet music for Edgard Varèse's "Ionisation" (1931), his composition for thirteen percussionists, and one of the first concert hall compositions solely for percussion ensemble. It was debuted in 1933 at Carnegie Chapter Hall, an annex to New York City's renowned Carnegie Hall. It is also perhaps Varèse's most famous piece, and is said to have inspired Frank Zappa to pursue a career in music. Varèse also become known as the "father of electronic music" for his use of new instruments and electronic elements in his music. Published by Henry.....
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