Broadside printing a newspaper photo of the 1974 Open Art Race in Vancouver. by BANANA, Anna & GAGLIONE, Bill

Western Front / Pumps / Video Inn, Vancouver, 1979, Near Fine Softcover, 91 pages, 7.5" x 10.5". Living Art Vancouver is a document of The Living Art Performance Festival held in Vancouver, Canada from September 27 to October 3, 1979. Some of the performers include Kim Tomczak, Paul Wong, Anna Banana, Bill Gaglione, Ken Lum, Evelyn Roth, Tom Graff and John Anderson among others. Essays by Alvin Balkind, Bruce Barber and Rene Blouin. Extensive photographs of the performances.

Rotterdam: Galerie 't Venster, 1978. Invitation for a performance on 6.10.1978. Card size 15 x 21 cm. Perforations, otherwise fine. Invitation. No Binding. Good. Ephemera.

Self-published, 1978. 2-panel document. Program: 1. Sounds by Francesco Canguillo. 2. A Landscape Heard by F.T. Marinetti. 3. Vowel Refrains by Francesco Canguillo. 4. Silences Speak Among Themselves by F.T. Marinetti. 5. Disconcerted States of Mind by Giacomo Balla. 6. States of Mind by Mario Cari. 7. To Understand Weeping by Giacomo Balla. 8. Colors by Fortunato De Pero. 9. Alternation of Character by Gina & Bruno Corra. . Invitation. No Binding. Fine. Ephemera.

San Francisco: Banana Productions, 1975. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. Stapled quarto. 66 numbered pages. Volume 3 Number 1 of this dada-esque take-oo on File Magazine, the brainchild of the folks at General Idea. Profusely illustrated in black and white. A handsome very good example. Contributions by Bark Blarett, Myra Peanut, Harvey Ousterhoudt, Ray Johnson et al.

San Francisco: Banana Productions, 1977. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. Paperbound quarto. 98 numbered pages. Volume 3 Number 2 of this dada-esque take-oo on File Magazine, the brainchild of the folks at General Idea. Profusely illustrated in black and white. A handsome very good example. Contributions by John Nist, John Ross, Rick Trace et al.

Berlin: Studio Galerie / Mike Steiner, 1978. 2-panel document. Light foxing to covers, inside perfect. Performed : 1. Sounds by Francesco Canguillo. 2. A Landscape Heard by F.T. Marinetti. 3. Vowel Refrains by Francesco Canguillo. 4. Silences Speak Among Themselves by F.T. Marinetti. 5. Disconcerted States of Mind by Giacomo Balla. 6. States of Mind by Mario Cari. 7. To Understand Weeping by Giacomo Balla. 8. Colors by Fortunato De Pero. 9. Alternation of Character by Gina & Bruno Corra. . Invitation. No Binding. Fine. Ephemera.

Black & white portrait, printed on one side only. Folded sheet, stamped on verso. Amsterdam: 1978. Rare program for a performance by Anna Banana (b. 1940) and Bill Gaglione (b. 1943) at Other Books and So's second location (259 Herengracht). Carrión's bookshop-cum-gallery closed several months later, and this was one of the final performances held there. The program lists nine acts for the duo's performances and the verso bears the shop's stamp in blue ink. Fine. ❧ Catalogue 237: Ulises Carrión (2022), p. 181.

San Francisco: Banana Productions, 1978. First Edition. Softcover Paperback. Very Good Condition. 25cm x 17.5cm. [i], 179 pages. Illustrated wrappers. Special issue of Vile on women mail art drawn from the files of the Banana Archive. Several female mail artists are discussed in the introduction including Berlin Dada group artist Hanna Hoch, Angelika Schmidt, Irene Dogmatic, Pauline Smith, Judith Hoffberg, and others. Australian art contributors include Pat Larder, Betty Kelly, Meredith Rogers, and with correspondence from Kate Williams. Other notable contributors include Alison Knowles, Beth Anderson, Carol Berge, Cosi Fanni Tutti, Yoko Ono, together with a host of international female mail artists. Reference: John Held Jr: Mail Art: An Annotated Bibliography 1262. Minor bumping to fore-edge corners. Shipped Weight: .3 kilos. BZDB407 Art & Design; Gender Studies. Unbranded Bill Gaglione; Anna Banana Vile International Vol. 6, No. 3: Fe-Mail Art