“Nick Knight’s debut publication presents an unflinching vision of skinhead culture. A reaction to the Hippie lifestyle of the sixties and seventies, and strongly influenced by Mods and Jamaican rude boys, the skinhead movement itself was started in the mid-sixties by working-class youths in England. Knight immersed himself in their world and was able to create a genuine portrait of the youth subculture in the early eighties.The book features both written and visual musings on the style, music and behaviour that came to define the movement. The now-iconic Skinhead has become an essential fashion reference which helps to contextualise Nick Knight’s artistic and photographic trajectory”
“SKINHEAD. Photographs by Nick Knight”. Omnibus Press, 1982. Small 4to in wraps as issued. 84 pages, illustrated throughout. Some edgewear, mainly lower right front corner (see photos). Overall a very good and clean copy
First edition, 1st printing
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Panel 13 Information / Edition Panel, 1969. 4to folded pink sheet as issued. 4 pages. Illustrated. Well preserved copy. Henning Christiansen, Joseph Beuys, Stig Brøgger, Poul Gernes, Peter Louis-Jensen, Herman de Vries et al. First printing. Scarce!
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By Nik Bärtsch with Andrea Pfisterer-Bärtsch:. Listening: Music – Movement – Mind. A Useless Guide for Everything
Wesleyan University Press,1983 (1973). Squarish softcover. (12), 217 pages. Fine clean and attractive copy Includes the texts “Diary: How to Improve the World (You Will Only Make Matters Worse)”, and “Mushroom Book”. These early printings are much better than the more recent new
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John Cage’s Variations VII. Performed at 9 Evenings: Theatre & Engineering, 69th Regiment Armory, New York City, October 15 and 16, 1966. Sound sources: AM-FM Short Wave Radio, Geiger counter, sine wave generators, horn loudspeakers, contact microphones attached to houshold fans and kitchen appliances, open telephone lines in various locations…
