A catalog of classes offered at the Free University of New York in the year of its founding, possibly the first catalog, stating "The Free University of New York has been forged in response to the intellectual bankruptcy and spiritual emptiness of the American educational establishment." Faculty included Paul Krassner (Editor of The Realist), Tuli Kupferberg and Ed Sanders, among others. Scarce.

Condition: Good-, soiling and creasing overall; note written in pen on front cover; recipient's name and address in pen on back cover.
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Joe Brainard's mimeograph-printed Banana Book, full of puns, jokes and homoerotic imagery. Published by Johnny Stanton's Siamese Banana Press (Brainard came up with the name) in 1972. Unsigned.

Condition: Very Good, sunning to covers.
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Paige Powell went to New York City from Portland, Oregon in 1980, and quickly became a fixture in the downtown art scene, a close confidante of Andy Warhol and a member of his inner circle, including the likes of Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat, whom she dated. Published by Dashwood and brought to life by Gucci, PAIGE POWELL is a four-volume slipcased hardcover set highlighting three different aspects of Powell's work: Beulah Land, her life in New York and the visual diary art installation that Powell created in 1984 at.....
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