Art Life: 81 Communication for the Creative Mind Volume 1 Number 7 July 1981 by Joe Cardella - 1981

Joe Cordella, 1997. Paperback. Very Good. Velo binding, paper covers with vinyl protective cover. Very good with just light shelf wear. Previous owner's information written in blue ink on verso of front and back covers. Pages else unmarked, artwork well preserved.

Ventura, CA: ART/LIFE, 1995. Limited ed. Paperback. Near Fine. NUMBER 100 OF 150 COPIES. Softcover. c.1995. 4to. Artists included - Mittendorf, Olbrich, Schroder, (Germany); Gomez (Spain); Askew, Boye-Cardella, Carlander, Chianese, Esquivel, J. Evans, R. Evans, Graham, Lu, Mayer, Modena, Naesso, Row, Saleh (California); Maselli, Richmond (Connecticut); Carpenter (Michigan); Concannon (Missouri); Mandell (New Jersey); Hough, Perchik, Perlman, Winters (New York); Gallik (Ohio); Gottlieb (Oregon). Individual artworks are numbered and signed by artists. Near Fine. Remnant of old price sticker on rear wraps.

ARTLIFE, 2006. Hardcover. Very Good. . Limited to 120 copies. The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Issue and final publication of ARTLIFE (or ART/LIFE). This issue features contributions from nearly 50 artists and poets, including Leeann Lidz, Henning Mittendorf, David St. John, Fidel Vidal, and Hiroko Yoshimoto. Also includes an index of objects used by artists on the pages of the first 164 issues of ART/LIFE. Quarto. Original gray buckram binding, with a striking ceramic tile designed by Joe Cardello inset within a wooden frame on the front panel. Near fine.

Santa Barbara, California: Joe Cardella, 1983. 1983 to 1987. Mixed. VG, clean copies with no tears and all contents secure.. Each volume: Clear, acetate covers with black plastic grip slide at spine. Title information printed on front cover in black. Nearly all contents printed on recto side only. Unpaginated with approximately 35 to 40 pages in each issue. Contents includes various kinds of paper, fabric, stamps, buttons, beads, ribbons, postage stamps, photographs, drinking straw, etc.; heavy at 30 pounds and will require extra postage. ART/LIFE began in 1981 as a "conceptual exchange" between a global community of artists [and poets]. Unique in its approach, ART/LIFE sources each page directly from the artist with little restriction on subject or medium. Submitted content represents a variety of international contributors and ranges from silkscreened, stamped and photocopied prints to original drawings and collages, pressed foliage, photographs, a Sweet-n-Low packet, and things much stranger.… Read More